Damion Armentrout

The solution I arrived at was to remove any functions in my parent theme that rely on MEJS.

…and all the plugins have been disabled; no joy.

Enqueuing scripts with possible dependencies on wp-mediaelement did not help.

I think it might have something to do with mediaelement-and-player.min.js, mediaelement-migrate.min.js, and wp-mediaelement.min.js being included on the page later in 5.3 than in previous versions (5.2.4). It appears that I may have some scripts in my theme that depend on these to load first.

I don’t see how I can manage this in my theme because those files do not have registered handles and therefore cannot be included as dependencies in wp_enqueue_script. Is there any way of including them in the page earlier and/or prior to theme scripts?

edit: missed this on the wp_enqueue_script page: wp-mediaelement

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by Damion Armentrout.

The update fixed the issue for me. It’s no longer stripping my LDAP accounts of their roles.

The role mapping feature apparently wants me to be a subscriber instead of an admin since the update. I have to use a non-AD admin account to reset my roles but they always get reverted back to subscriber. Deactivating this plugin is the only thing that preserves my admin role between logins. I never used role mapping in the first place and all of my settings are the same as before the update. The error message is as follows.

[Tue Oct 23 10:14:49.310855 2018] [php7:notice] [pid 29894] [client 10.103.20.5:63318] Entries for search base dc=XXXX,dc=YYYY
[ followed by a big array of the groups I am a member of ]
referer: https://ZZZZ.ZZZ/wp-login.php