ia2ca

Same issue here. Deleted cache, dismissed banner, logged out and back in. Still there.

Same issue here. Already tried your suggestion above. Still there.

Thanks for the quick fix!

Unfortunately that’s what GoDaddy runs. No changing that!

Edit – sweet-talked into putting the upgrade on the server. Seems to have worked – thanks!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by ia2ca.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by ia2ca.

But note that the backend (settings) is not working correctly.

Fatal error: Function name must be a string in /home/content/56/12831056/html/sahmreviews.com/wp-content/plugins/thirstyaffiliates/Models/Settings.php on line 732

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by ia2ca.

Exact same thing happened to me. Thankfully a deactivate/reactivate worked here too.

Update fixes it – thanks for the quick response time.

I’m fighting the exact same thing that started withing the past day or so. Disabling all plugins hasn’t rectified it either.

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We had the same issue. Only temporary fix is to disable RSS caching AND delete the rss cache file via FTP (since disabling it doesn’t remove the old one).

We’re having the exact same issue. It appears to have started on 8/20. I’ve currently disabled RSS caching and have been able to resync, but every once in a while it (feedburner) magically reverts to a cached version.

Same issue here. Also affects Ulimate Nofollow plugin.

Going to bump this up for attention. Still experiencing the same issue and noticed I wasn’t receiving emails either. Noticed in the settings that the email address had need reset to default.

Tried to update it with no luck (still reverted to default). Uninstalled and reinstalled the plugin, set up a new schedule and same thing – the email reverted back to default.

I can also add that no email was received upon completion.

Can confirm. Plugin updated yesterday and the overnight backup doubled in size. Upon opening the zip there are two sql file of almost exactly the same size.

After further investigation, it appears it is grabbing the database from the previous day and inserting it into the zip file (it has yesterday’s date and is the same size).

I ran it again manually and repeated the results. I am concerned that tomorrow’s zip file may continue to increase in size if it is continuously adding the previous day’s results.

Add

post_views_count

to the “Do not copy these fields” in your settings.