flashbytes

Nope, sorry. Maintenance mode still causes BackupBuddy to get stuck right in the first step.

Everything is up-to-date:
WordPress (4.4.2)
BackupBuddy (7.0.3.0)
WP Security (4.0.6)

Hi there,

sorry, I didn’t see your reply.

Yes, I’m running the latest version of both plugins and the behaviour is still the same.

flashbytes

Hi there,

it’s been one and a half months now. Has there been any progress on this?
Will you be able to fix this? If so, can you estimate a timeframe?

Thanks.

Best regards

Thanks for the detailed answer and all the work you’re putting into this. I really appreciate it.

Since I’m working on a new website and still have to install/test other plugins, I’ll just wait for SD 4.0, before I give it a try.

I just found the answer:

https://zatzlabs.com/if-its-saturday-this-must-be-roadmap/
“I’m hoping to have version 4.0 done by the end of June (or earlier).”

@yoursql719

I found the issue on my side. Maybe it’s the same for you:
I had to get a new “&token_auth=” from the Piwik installation (API page) and drop this into the wordpress backend > Settings > WP-Piwik > Piwik settings.

Try this and see what happens. Also: don’t forget to update the plugin to the latest version.

Same here. An error message showing up in all stats content boxes on wp-admin/index.php?page=wp-piwik_stats:

“You can’t access this resource as it requires an ‘view’ access for the website id = 1.”

@lenasterg:
Has this bug been resolved with the latest updates?

Sorry, this was the wrong forum.

If any mod sees this topic: please delete it.

*bump*

Using the plugin version 1.4 instead of the latest version (1.5), uploading works again without having the capability “manage-options”.

So, it’s definitely a bug in 1.5. Please fix this. Thanks!

@celticdancer
I dropped the definition into my theme’s style.css.

It would be a little extreme, but in some cases it’s necessary:
use “!important” in case it’s overridden by another definition.
#attending-personal-li, #wp-admin-bar-my-em-events-attending { display: none!important; }

If you’re using Firefox, I recommend using the extension “Firebug” to look at the html and css structure.

Ah, I see. In that case I’d like to make it an improvement request:
* implement a condition [if booking is enabled] show [link to attending events]

I tried your suggestion, but it doesn’t seem to change anything. Neither within the events tab in the user profile nor within the profile menu in the admin bar.

So for the time being I simply hid the link using CSS:
#attending-personal-li, #wp-admin-bar-my-em-events-attending { display: none; }

That did the trick, plus I’m not overwriting a template file that might get some changes in the near future.

@gabokappa

Thanks! After clearing cache and also deleting the cookies for this website, it’s working again. ?? Yay. \o/

I’m sorry to say, but I’m still getting 404s on the doc reading links.
The edit links work fine as do the version links.

WP 3.7.1
BP 1.8.1
BD 1.5.5
BP Group Hierarchy 1.4.0
The WP permalink structure is: [domain]/[post name]/
The doc slug is: [docs]

Anybody knows if it’s safe to deactivate the group hierarchy plugin for trouble shooting? I don’t want my group setup to be screwed up.

Hiya caimin_nwl,

thanks a bunch, that did the trick. ??
Now there’s just the issue of the sorting, but that’s a relative minor one.