hcleary

I have more information provided by my sysadmin:

“After closer inspection it was discovered that the ‘Error establishing …’ message is generated by the WordPress application and not the Apache server. This behavior indicates that a routine within WordPress is inspecting all URL request before they are send to the Apache web engine.”

Can anyone point me to where the URL inspections happen in the code? Or could this be fixed with an alteration to the .htaccess or wp-config.php files?

I encountered this bug as well: WP 3.0.4, BP 1.2.7. I had to deactivate the plugin since it suppressed the contextual help menus in the Dashboard.

You might check out the Add Users Sidebar widget: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/add-users-sidebar-widget/. When turned on, logged-in visitors to the site can click a button to join a blog.

Alternately, check out Buddypress: https://buddypress.org/.

My server admin told me about the loop errors, so I don’t have the specifics.

However, the problem seems to have gone away once I implemented this rewrite error fix from WPMU Tutorials:

https://wpmututorials.com/known-issues/rewrites/

I turned the plugin back on. The logs seems fine. Yay!

… Once I uninstalled TinyMCEComments, this plugin works without a problem.

I am also having this problem. The visual editor worked fine two days ago. Last night some of the buttons appeared as line gibberish, some as blanks, and a few actually appeared correctly. Even the WordPress logo on the log in page had devolved into a mess of lines. I thought it might be a Mac thang, but the same thing is happening today on a PC.

My profile has “Use the visual text editor” checked.

I deleted the images folders in both wp-admin and wp-includes, and then uploaded new copies. The WordPress logo is back! No more blank icons! The “Add Media” icons are gorgeous. The HTML editor bar buttons appear. But most of buttons on the second line of the visual editor are still line gibberish.

Please help!