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@video User Manuals: The error message I get is this:

Warning: mysql_connect(): Access denied for user ‘root’@’localhost’ (using password: NO) in /home/folder/public_html/folder/file.php on line 4
Could not connect:

I’m storing $dbhost, $dbuser and $dbpass in a separate file though for security reasons which is required in the beginning and if I add those settings again in the same file as where I’m making the database connection it’s working again.

Could your plugin be changing the path settings or something?

6.4.7.1 does no difference for me and this plugin was working prior to 6.4.7.

Thank you for your reply and your words of caution.

I have made WordPress pages myself with single lines like [includeme file="query.php"] that is fetching data from a separate database/table that is automatically updated from an external information server.

The line ‘includeme’ is simply triggering the plugin Include Me:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/include-me/

Now, I had a dozen pages with queries that fetched data from the last seven days and it was working perfectly until I enabled this plugin. After that I’m not getting data from December any longer, unless I make new pages and new php-files with queries that are not giving the same results. It’s like looking at how the site looked two or three days ago.

I’ve tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Include Me plugin and to create new pages but it’s not working, as long as I use the same queries I get the same cached results. I just can’t figure out how and where it’s being cached. It does not make sense.

Okay, I’ve uninstalled everything and deleted the keys but nothing happened. The last couple of days are still missing. I’m out of ideas now so I’ll just put the site offline as an emergency and wait and hope… and pray some hidden cache setting is timing out somewhere.

I can’t even figure out what it has to do with this plugin. I just know that my WordPress pages with lines like [includeme file=”query.php”] stopped working correctly when I briefly installed it. I wish I hadn’t.

No, I was not referring to wp_options… I’m running a separate MySQL table to fetch external data and this plugin has frozen the updates completely even after uninstalling and removing it. I can’t figure it out and I’m getting scared.

So, in other words, following your recommendations, is it safe to go into the WordPress database wp_options and simply delete these keys and will that make any difference?

wpsupercache_gc_time 	1386027755
supercache_stats a:3:{s:9:"generated";i:1386027197;s:10:"supercache...
wpsupercache_count 	0
wpsupercache_start 	1385849199

I’m experiencing the same issue. I’ve had it set on both a weekly and a monthly schedule and still every day a new backup is made and instructions for the schedule is also updated from “Backup my xx MB database and files on the 7th of each month” to 8th and 9th and so on. It seems like a bug in the script.

Excuse me, it was working for me as well after all but I was confusing submitting a new message to a thread with replying when I tested the functionality.

Too bad about the missing Fancy Editor (or any type of editor) but you can’t get everything I guess.

Thanks for your reply and your work with this plugin.

Is this version 0.4.3 of bbPress Threaded Replies working with bbPress (version 2.1.3) through buddypress 1.6.1 and the buddypress default template on WordPress 3.4.2?

The only thing that I can see that’s happening is that the Fancy Editor disappears on the frontend.

I would really like nested replies for my forums but it seems like I have to abandon bbPress to get that (or try to code it myself).