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OK, I probably found the reason, it’s the Profile Builder (hobbyist) plugin which seem to make the redirect to fail ??

Any workarounds?

It seems like max_input_vars is set to 1000, which I guess means I have to increase the value to eg 3000

I have about 660 users.

I have a similar problem. The differense is I have group winners where the players should guess which two teams are group winners.

When I change status for the users answers and click ‘save’ the list is not updated ??

I thought about both of your suggestions, but a) the wordpress site is technically not on my server and I cannot install phpMyAdmin at the moment; b) it will be troublesome to log in as each user as I don’t know their passwords. I could inform the few users that the pool is temporary opened but then I would risk that they also change games already played.

No, you are looking at the wrong place. I am using the widget in the footer (the listing in the sidebar is another plugin not using the Analytics but an internal counter).

I also tested the shortcode version you suggested and I get the same result: Widget header, but no listing ??

I just had a similar problem, probably due to a forced server reboot after it had hung. I repaired the wp-database and everything worked nicely again after that.

Excellent! Got it working. By adding post_status set to publish and future I am also able to list scheduled posts:

$my_query = new WP_Query(array(‘post_status’ => ‘publish,future’, ‘posts_per_page’ => -1, ‘w’ => date(‘W’),’order’=>ASC));

Should the post be published as scheduled for upcoming weeks, or is there any other ways of adding a “time stamp” if you publish immediately?

thanks, it looks a bit similar to the solutions I got at the thematic forum (https://themeshaper.com/forums/topic/how-to-show-time-when-listing-recent-posts) which works with the php code widget.

Ok, thanks! That was all I needed to know!

-Paul

bump!

Anyone know if it is possible?

-Paul

A good night sleep and the solution was found in the WP support forum. I solved my problem by renaming the plugin folder.

It was the ISP who had done something… I contacted the support and after they turned off the ModSecurity on the web server (Apache, what else) everything started working OK again. So I suggest you contact your server admin (or if you administer your own web server, check if you have made any updates that may have turned on the ModSecurity).

Before they turned it off I also got the suggestion to the following lines in the .htaccess file

<IfModule mod_security.c>
SecFilterEngine Off
SecFilterScanPOST Off
</IfModule>

…but that didn’t work.

Best regards,
Paul