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Fix:

I found out the problem persisted with the page. The HTML Editor loaded in Firefox, but it didn’t let me update. I copied the code into a fresh page and it worked just fine on both Firefox and Chrome!

For some reason the Edit button disappeared from my previous post, so I am going to make a new one:

I tried upgrading the PHP Memory limit to 64M and 96M, cleared cache, de-activated all plugins (The Editor did not load while all plugins were inactive), tried re-installing the latest wordpress update, added define(‘SCRIPT_DEBUG’, true); and define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false); before “That’s all, stop editing!” in wp-config.php, moving define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false); before require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-settings.php’); in wp-config.php, tried reverting back to TwentyFourteen theme, and I can’t seem to access earlier revisions of the page.

So far, I believe it is a Javascripting code conflict since the sidebar does not follow my scrolling nor does it show sub-menus. Also for some reason it is only with that one page, since all of the other pages seem to open the editor just fine.

Is there anything else I can do that would fix it?

I cannot remove the content from the page due to the fact that if I load the text tab, it displays it as a blank page. I noticed that the Javascript that shows the separate selections when you hover over “Plugins”, “Post”, etc also do not appear, so it may be a Javascript Conflict.

Edit: No longer getting the error message for the database connection, reactivating a plugin fixed it.

Also I tried de-activating plugins, no luck there as well.

Would there be any plugin that tracks the last link someone visited?

For example, assume domain1.com and domain2.com are two completely separate domains both ran by wordpress under the same person:
Bob goes onto Phil’s profile at https://www.domain1.com/profiles/phil

On Phil’s profile, there is a link that redirects over to the domain https://www.domain2.com/products/id=1234

Would there be a way to track that the person visiting domain2.com/products/id=1234 had been directed via Phil’s profile on domain1.com?