John

I do see a page there:
https://traviswaltonthemovie.com/reviews/

Have you tried a different browser?

This can happen if you want your main domain to work (ie: https://www.domain.com, rather than https://www.domain.com/wordpress), but (most of) your files to be in a subdirectory, in order to keep a cleaner root. Do not delete these files!

Check this Codex article for more details:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

@rok Balboa

If you can’t wait for the wordpress update, here’s how I just fixed it based on the ticket above:

1. Go to https://build.trac.www.ads-software.com/browser/trunk/wp-includes/js/tinymce

2. Download wp-tinymce.js.gz and tinymce.min.js

3. Upload/replace these two files in your /wp-includes/js/tinymce folder

4. Empty your cache

It should work!

It might be! I’m using Windows 8 64 (unfortunately).

Sorry, I pasted the wrong link earlier. This is what I meant to add:

https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/36545

@esmi

The problem is real with some versions of Chrome. It has apparently been addressed and will be fixed in an upcoming update:

https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/36545

I’m having the same issue!

I had not realized it was only happening with Chrome as I never experienced this issue with Chrome before. So thanks for that!

I also tried deactivating all plugins, activating twentysixteen, and even re-downloading/uploading the tinymce folder… it didn’t work!

I’m not sure if it comes from WordPress 4.5 or the Chrome update then… I’ll report a bug in Chrome just in case.

Looks to be the same jQuery error everyone’s having… check out this post:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/read-this-first-wordpress-45-master-list?replies=7#post-8271654

Glad it works!

I looked at the javascript errors though, and it seems there is still an issue with another plugin called “Riddle Playful Content on the Go” or something like that?

But I guess you don’t need to worry if everything works as they should!

If you go to the Dashboard (Tableau de Bord), there should be a Plugin / Installed Plugins (Extensions? Je ne me souviens plus comment c’est traduit) menu on the left. If you click on this, you should see that DF Shortcode plugin somewhere and there should be a link to disable it.

If not, it may be bundled in the theme…

Let me know.

Hi Frenchlily,

It seems the issue is coming from jQuery being loaded twice, which typically causes conflicts: once by WordPress, and once by the df-shortcode. Can you disable that df shortcode plugin and see what happens?

Just saw this is now marked as resolved? Did you find a fix?

I am having the same issue.

FYI, I see the problem (missing thumbnails) on your site with every browser, IE included. Your IE probably has the previous version cached, which is why you still see them there.

We’re all in the same boat so I would assume a fix should be in the works.

We have to be patient as the issues are being ironed out.

One of the sites/themes I’ve been working with also uses wp_get_attachment_image_src() to fill out the src property of an image tag. Since the update to 4.5, the src property inside the <img> remained desperately empty. The site had just gone live. I had to replace this dynamic php with a static link to the site logo :-/

Hi AnnBernard77,

To do this, you need FTP access to the site.

Then you should go to the wp-content/plugins/ folder and then delete the “broken-link-checker” folder, or move it out of the plugins folder.

Same issue here. Can’t reach the admin area after the latest update. I had to disable the plugin…