Brian Schrader

So disappointed that after 3 months no one has replied to this as I am having same issue and this one came up after google search.

OK Thanks. I do appreciate that I am not the only one with questions or problems with a plugin. I am however confused that on 2 consecutive days you replied to my message and I answered almost immediately both times. So it just appears that when you do not reply to my reply until 24 hours later you are just going through your list and answering messages once per day. But I am not you and don’t know if you have so many messages to reply to that it takes you an entire working shift to go through your list.

Do I have to wait another 24 hours for your reply?

Yes

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This is a client’s website.

FYI, php is not my strength. CSS, HTML, JavaScript ok.

I have built over 20 websites using MWP and all hosted on GoDaddy. I had been loving the arrangement until last Nov.(2016) when GoDaddy started updating all their servers. Now this issue of “An automated WordPress update has failed to complete! Please notify the site administrator.” is just another item to add to my complaint list. The other main problem I have been having is page edits timing out on reload or preview or even update; numerous PHP errors and so on. Unfortunately I am not able to post any answers here as I have not received any from GoDaddy. All I can add is that I would not hold your breath waiting for GoDaddy to fix this issue as they opened a can of worms with their updates, so that is why the hold times with them has increased exponentially. I currently have clients asking me when I will find a better hosting company. Trying to hold out for this garbage to be fixed.

Having same issue. Proceeding with full site backup and trying the plugin elimination test. I have to say that I wish theme developers that include Visual Composer in their themes could/would have an arrangement to have VC updates come through automatically instead of waiting for the devs to push a theme update.

I am having a similar issue except I don’t know how to fix php. It’s not that my nofollow is being stripped but that I can’t find a way to add nofollow to image links. I am intentionally using the simple “Single Image” for 6 of my images with links on one specific part of my site so that they are rendered/displayed the way I want them plus that way I can have them all linked. The only other way I can see to work around this is to put those 6 images into a text block and edit the link itself. This does work and keeps the rel=”nofollow” but I was hoping there was an easier way. With the text block I then have to do some css fixes which isn’t always easy to design for whichever browser or screen size.