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@gerobe – please send me a private email (florin @@@@@drumliber.ro) to figure this out and release a fix.

PS: I guess you don’t run TwentyTen/TwentyEleven themes.

Another reason for not using a-z standard letters in the url is this one:
https://www.castigabanionline.info/2011/11/castiga-bani-online-cu-forex-trading-%e2%80%93-invatati-cum-sa-tranzactionati-online/

We cannot read the encoded link version; most websites that to secure their pages. That link is a random example from Google+

I am updating this with more information. On WP 3.2.1 it works. The behavior in my post is regarding WordPress 3.3 beta 3.

Meanwhile I found a temporary solution here:
https://www.deliciousdays.com/cforms-forum/troubleshooting/i-got-a-fatal-error-when-installing/

seams to be that the $cformsSettings is not declared as an array, but understood as the string instead.

if you put:

$cformsSettings = array();

right behind the row with:

global $wpdb, $cformsSettings;

in lib_activate.php it will fix it.

It’s not a real solution. Why should we all edit Jetpack plugin instead of having it complete from Automattic? It looks like a personal vendetta with Google (competition on blogging market) and it hurt all people using WordPress blogs.

Actually I don’t think it is related to missing database tables, it is something else I could not debug.

I manually edited the database to have wp_options active plugins as they were in an old back-up and it worked.

The problematic line is this one (delete it in both php4 and php5 sections):

php_value memory_limit  __lx__memory_limit_flag

Don’t you have some kind of control panel (Cpanel, Plesk, Kloxo)? In that configuration panel you should have somewhere the error logs.

One more thing – enable in wp-config.php error logging:
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);
define(‘SCRIPT_DEBUG’, true);

Then try again to upgrade and see if you have on your screen some more information about what’s going on.

have you checked the php errors log? you should have there the answer of your error.

Should I understand that it’s not possible make contributor only see his/her own published&drafts&trash posts and number of posts?

Also check the writing capabilities to /wp-content/plugins (set them to 777 for instance)

It is strange you don’t get some kind of error. Check the php error log and see if there is some error there.

Some hosting providers don’t allow you to upgrade without any configuration and WP asks for ftp host&user&password each time you upgrade something. The solution for that is to have the FTP host, user and password in the wp-config.php file, like this:

define('FTP_HOST', 'localhost');
define('FTP_USER', 'username');
define('FTP_PASS', 'password');

The solution seems to be resetting to default settings and reconfigure the plugin.

Just let me see if I got it right:
One (myself or others) should modify the plugins to load the number of tweets/likes/etc. from the database, and after the page is loaded to have a script (Ajax) to update the information from the live Twitter/Facebook API?

It sounds good and functional.

Still, I guess it’s quite complicated to do this for all the plugins / systems while the plugins’ creators did not plan their plugins to work like that.

I was thinking about some easier solution, like having a general script that blocks loading scripts from other servers that take let’s say more than 3-5 seconds to load.

I think they’re using Sharebar, I’ve been using it for some weeks, too, and it seems to be quite nice.

I have a common problem with all plugins getting data from Twitter/Facebook. When Twitter/Facebook it’s not responding, my webpage is blocked.

Do you know a solution to abort loading when their server is slow?
Thanks!