intelligentDesign

I’m sorry. I’m a newbie at internationalization. I’ll look into it when I have some time for sure as a lot of people that use it speak a different language than English.

Wow I’m sorry for the late reply!

“Auto-include the buttons in the content” you can uncheck the box to have it in the “top”

There are settings on the widget (if being used) and on the settings page. Make sure you are changing the appropriate settings for the control buttons you are targeting.

Let me know if you have any more issues please.

6 months ago. Sheesh I wonder why WP doesn’t send me an email when there’s a new support post. I guess I could google it…

I like your suggestion. I will add such a feature to the plugins when I get a chance. [chord em-c-g-f] would be valid after an update. I’ve scanned valid chord notation on wikipedia and the dash isn’t used within even the wildest chords so it should make a good delimiter for adjacent chords.

Thanks for the info, redexecute. There was a bug with the print function affecting some installs that has been fixed. Let me know if you have any more problems after you download the update.

Hi jdasbill,

The first update will have the unavailable buttons hidden (now you need to click to hide them on the settings page). The transpose feature is currently unavailable in this version. The print function should not have issues however and the buttons should show up.

What checkboxes do you have checked on the settings page? Also, what version of WordPress are you running?

Please send me an example url where your problem exists.

Every month or so I check back to this forum to see if it’s safe to update to the latest…NOPE not yet!

Go to the “developers” tab (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/better-wp-security/developers/) and scroll down to 3.6.6. I then modify the main file’s version declaration to say “9993.6.6” so I don’t get any more nagging about an update being available.

@minion08, All of my sites just have the last working version of Better WP Security as @tooze posted above:

We had the same problem, and it turned out to be the iThemes Security plugin! I removed it and everything works fine again.

I have however put the ORIGINAL plugin back on with the latest version before it became iThemes Security:

Version 3.6.6 (https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/better-wp-security/developers/)

Everything works fine again.

What I did though was download the zip, modify the main PHP file to change the version declaration from 3.6.6 to 9993.6.6 so my clients don’t see that it has an update, and then re-zip and upload it to my sites, but that’s just me.

@romaiden,

That plugin was SO SUCCESSFUL AND LOVED that it was acquired by a larger company “iThemes”, but if you read the support forum for it, you’d see why I stay away (it broke some of my sites at version 4.x.x)

I’ve modified the main file in 3.6.6 to say Version: 9993.6.6 so it doesn’t ask me to update anymore.

Hi Romaiden,

Absolutely they can be a back door, but that doesn’t have anything to do with Heartbleed. The hacking machines are CONSTANTLY scanning every website for known vulnerabilities so the best thing you can do is keep everything updated and use a good security plugin that hides and hardens many weaknesses. I use an old version of Better WP Security and don’t update it (ironicly) because of issues with the current one: https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/better-wp-security.3.6.6.zip. There are similar ones like “All In One WP Security & Firewall” but I like the one in the link I posted.

-g

My solution was just to use “EMC2 Popup Disclaimer”. I haven’t had any problems with it and have been using it since I posted this.

I found the specific problem to be ‘hide admin’, which in its current buggy state throws a monkey wrench into /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php. When I disabled this feature everything worked again, although ‘hide admin’ was the MAIN REASON I installed this plugin in the first place!

GET WITH IT ITHEMES!!

Hi guys,

I’m having a very similar problem as David. I’m managing the server for my client, who installed this plugin, but I’m going to have it removed because its processes don’t stop running until I kill them manually. Here are the two error messages for your information:

lfd on vps.idesignweb.us: Excessive resource usage: user(32282 (Parent PID:32272))

Time:         Thu Nov  7 19:08:53 2013 -0500
Account:      user
Resource:     Process Time
Exceeded:     16260 > 1800 (seconds)

Executable:   /usr/bin/zip
Command Line: /usr/bin/zip -v -@ /home/user/public_html/wp-content/updraft/backup_2013-11-07-1316_website_name_a18b565cff43-plugins.zip.tmp
PID:          32282 (Parent PID:32272)
Killed:       No

lfd on vps.idesignweb.us: Excessive resource usage: user (32436 (Parent PID:17729))
Time:         Thu Nov  7 19:08:53 2013 -0500
Account:      user
Resource:     Process Time
Exceeded:     19861 > 1800 (seconds)

Executable:   /usr/bin/php
Command Line: /usr/bin/php /home/user/public_html/wp-cron.php
PID:          32436 (Parent PID:17729)
Killed:       No

It apparently has a bug.

Ok problem solved: I didn’t have the “edit_themes” capability because I had the following setting in my Better WP Security:

Turn off file editor in WordPress Back-end

It even warned me that it might conflict with other plugins.

Here’s the fix if you have FTP access or can edit the plugin files:

Edit: my link didn’t show up so it’s my latest thread…weird

I noticed the problem today when I was giving a demo to my client…RRRRRRRrrr why do they always malfunction at such times?!

Anyway, Chrome’s network inspector showed the following output from the AJAX call upon submitting a Contact Form 7 form that contained checkboxes:

<br />
<b>Warning</b>:  trim() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in <b>/home/jagfs/public_html/id-content/plugins/contact-form-7/includes/classes.php</b> on line <b>599</b><br />
<br />
<b>Warning</b>:  trim() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in <b>/home/jagfs/public_html/id-content/plugins/contact-form-7/includes/classes.php</b> on line <b>599</b><br />
{"mailSent":true,"into":"#wpcf7-f2062-p2063-o1","captcha":null,"message":"Your message was sent successfully. Thanks."}

The icon keeps spinning because Javascript doesn’t know how to handle the error message. It only knows what to do with the JSON (the last part){"mailSent":true,"into":"#wpcf7-f2062-p2063-o1","captcha":null,"message":"Your message was sent successfully. Thanks."}

The solution is to do what was pointed out in another thread: open up /includes/classes.php and from line 599 change

$submitted = trim( $submitted );

			if ( is_array( $submitted ) )
				$replaced = join( ', ', $submitted );
			else
				$replaced = $submitted;

to this instead

//$submitted = trim( $submitted ); Lose this line
			if ( is_array( $submitted ) )
				$replaced = join( ', ', $submitted );
			else
				$replaced = trim( $submitted );