castalos

Thank you, that resolved the issue.
Coleen

I had this same problem. This fix worked for me. Thanks!
Coleen

I’m seeing the same thing Appearance -> Widgets page doesn’t come up (just get a blank page). My CKEditor is version 4.5.3.3 & Jetpack is version 5.2.1.
When I disable CKEditor, the widgets page displays fine.

Did you get a resolution?
Thanks!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by castalos.

On WP Attachments version 4.3.6 (which is what I’m using).

Under Settings, WP Attachments, under the “Settings” tab, the first item says “List Head”, there is a check box immediately under it that says “Show orderby dropdown (date, title)”, make sure that is checked.

Then when looking at the article, in the attachments section, on the right there will be a dropdown box with “Order By” and an arrow. Use the dropdown to select the sort order you want.

Coleen

Sorry, I found the option for providing a sort box under the plugin options that I missed previously.

The username showing Guest does appear to be related to the SSO Error. What I’m seeing is that members who are automatically logged into WordPress with a cookie when they start a new session (versus actively logging in) seems to confuse Chatwee and thus the error message is displayed and if they go into the chat they’ll show up as a Guest.

If they logout and log back in that seems to resolve the problem.

Is there a way this can be corrected so if they’re logged into wordpress, chatwee correctly grabs their display name for the chat (without making them logout and log back in again?)

Discovered there is a “Show Admin” bars option on the settings page that is set to Show by default. Bars were removed when I unchecked it.

I figured out that it is the “Maintenance” plugin (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/maintenance/) is turning on this menu bar – even though my theme has it turned off. Deactivated the plug-in and the admin menu bar went away.

Nevermind, The page not found error is because I have a custom post type and I found I had to change the code to this instead:
<?php if(function_exists(‘wp_print’)) { ?>?print=1″>Print this page <?php } ?>
(as listed in this support page:https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-wp-print-custom-post-types-print?replies=7#post-2081865)

Has this been implemented in the most current version? I’m running child themes and when I try to use wp-print, I just get a page not found error.

Sent.

YOP Support gave me a fix that worked – and said it would be fixed in the next release.

Mine is set to No and I’m still not seeing the poll results after a vote. If I try to revote, it tells me I’m out of votes, so it knows I’ve voted, but doesn’t display the poll results.

I thought the poll summary page would show the results, but again there I’m just seeing the poll question and not the vote results.

YOP Support,
I opened yop_poll.php as requested and it’s set to false:
define ( “YOP_POLL_DEBUG”, false );
Coleen

I replaced the WP_DEBUG line – you can see that it does define WP_DEBUG in the code.

I found it lots of places here are a few of the links:
https://digitalmaestro.com/stop-showing-php-warning-messages/
https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/19689/wp-debug-is-not-set-but-im-still-getting-warnings
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Debugging_in_WordPress