Dino

Makes sense, I’ll disable the auto-updates (which just bricked me again!) until I’ve been able to upgrade my hosting server. Thanks for clarifying!

Scratch that, I was logging:

[03-Feb-2020 19:14:28 UTC] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_date() in /usr/local/www/apache24/data/[site-redacted]/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/mf-gig-calendar/mf_gig_calendar_widget.php on line 70

Of course! These things happen.

I wasn’t logging when the error occurred but I can do that after hours tonight.

I don’t believe it to be a plug-in conflict– how I determined the issue was this plug-in was by disabling ALL my plug-ins and enabling them one by one. The error occurs with only this plug-in enabled.

I’ll check on which themes I’m running but my sites are using unique themes.

EDIT: Self-hosted, WordPress v 5.1.4, PHP v 5.6.17

• This reply was modified 5 years, 1 month ago by Dino.

I rolled back to v1.0.4 and the sites are working again.

Thanks @earlmacdon – that fixed the issue for me.

I’m getting flooded with these errors too. I’m hesitant to change the code. Any chance this is getting patched?

This method didn’t fix the issue, but I was able to fix it using the Redirect Crawler function. After moving comments from old posts, I set up 301 redirects from the old URLs to the new ones. The Disqus Redirect Crawler was then able to migrate them properly.

Access your web files via ftp or ssh and navigate to the /wp-content/plugins/ folder. Either rename, move, or delete the “captcha” folder.

Join the club! All of the sites administrate were also down after this update. I had to remove the plug-in files from 11 WordPress installations today. That was not fun.

Thank you, I’m going to work on this with Diqus and report back with any findings. In general it would be a nice feature to be able to export comment edits (copies or moves) to Disqus or other 3rd party comment management services.

The Disqus plug-in offers a tool that allows for this function (Export WP Comments to Disqus), but it seems to be somewhat flawed.

Great news, thanks for the patch!

The solution to this is to downgradie to Jetpack 4.5. I’ve confirmed this on two separate WordPress installations.

I get quite a few of these:
PHP Warning: Missing argument 2 for wpdb::prepare(), called in /webfiles/www.[mydomain].com/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/disqus-comment-system/disqus.php on line 285 and defined in /webfiles/www.[mydomain].com/wordpress/wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 992

This is so odd. I only have this problem with certain themes and certain versions of Jetpack. I did not have the issue with 2.3.2 but it reappeared after the upgrade to 2.3.3. Theme I’m using is “Portfolio Press”.

Hi Lance,

I recently discovered that the issue I was having is related to a setting within the W3 Total Cache plug-in. I thought I had tried disabling all plug-ins when I was troubleshooting this but I must have overlooked it. Everything seems to be in working order now.

Thanks!