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I had that issue too. Using Theme Enfold and Elision on two separate Websites. In both of them, after deactivating the plugin, everything was back to normal. Happened with the last update: 2.4.5. Php Version is: 5.6.
I’m using WP Total Cache (v.0.9.4.1)and using the “Rewrite URL structure” feature on the minification settings.
This is quite a dumber, since your plugin is really good!

For me the issue seems to have been was the php version. My hoster had v5.2 as default version. I updated to 5.3 and I could update woocommerce to 2.3 without an issue. I was having the same issue described in this thread before.

Ohh Wordoress v. is 3.3.2. Plugin version: 0.8.5 (latest up till now)

Hello community:
I have a short question regarding showing information from WordPress outside of the WordPress installation: For a project at the company I work, I need a Script that shows up the search result count of a wordpress blog, outside of it. What I mean is a separate website, that is used as a metasearch engine (searches in different blogs), I have to show the search result number from a wordpress blog. There are different approaches that I have in mind. I could maybe use Tip Nr. 8 from this Smashing Magazine Article:

https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/06/10/10-useful-wordpress-loop-hacks/

which means creating my own WordPress Loop using The WP_Query Object in a File at the root folder and then inlude this php file in the separate website? or as a second approach I could try and modify this script from the wordpress forum:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/226572?replies=15

so that it pulls, not the the number of posts in the WP database but the search results count. Only I don’t know how to achieve it.

Of course the query:

<?php
// ...Call the database connection settings
require( path to /wp-config.php );

// ...Connect to WP database
$dbc = mysql_connect(DB_HOST, DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD);
if ( !$dbc ) {
    die( 'Not Connected: ' . mysql_error());
}
// Select the database
$db = mysql_select_db(DB_NAME);
if (!$db) {
    echo "There is no database: " . $db;
}

// ...Formulate the query
$query = "
    SELECT *
    FROM <code>wp_posts</code>
    WHERE <code>post_status</code> = 'publish'
    AND <code>post_password</code> = ''
    AND <code>post_type</code> = 'post'
    ";

// ...Perform the query
$result = mysql_query( $query );

// ...Check results of the query and terminate the script if invalid results
if ( !$result ) {
    $message = '<p>Invalid query.</p>' . "\n";
    $message .= '<p>Whole query: ' . $query ."</p> \n";
	die ( $message );
}

// Init a variable for the number of rows of results
$num_rows = mysql_num_rows( $result );

// Print the number of posts
echo "$num_rows Posts";

// Free the resources associated with the result set
if ( $result ) {
    mysql_free_result( $result );
    mysql_close();
}
?>

hast to be different, but I′m really not a php master. Thank you very much for your support! Thanks a lot!

Thanik you very much dbmartin!!
Your post has been really useful to me. I have but another question tough. For a project at the company I work, I need a Script that shows up the search result count of a wordpress blog, outside of it. What I mean is in a separate website, that is used as a metasearch engine, I have to show the search result number from a wordpress blog. How could I modify your script for pulling the number of posts in the WP database so that it pulls the search count?

Of course the query:

// ...Formulate the query
$query = "
    SELECT *
    FROM <code>wp_posts</code>
    WHERE <code>post_status</code> = 'publish'
    AND <code>post_password</code> = ''
    AND <code>post_type</code> = 'post'
    ";

hast to be different, but I′m really not a php master. Thank you very much for your support!