jamessnell

What was the solution? I have the same problem. Videos I’ve had work with other themes are not showing in One Page Express.

UPDATE: It does work if I give an URL to a YouTube video. If I give an URL to an MP4 it doesn’t work. If I select a locally-stored MP4, it does not work. When I save and then return to the header settings, if I selected a local video file, it will not persist in the settings.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by jamessnell.

My problem is the same as this: https://forum.bytesforall.com/showthread.php?t=23516

And I’ve tried to login and comment there, but am facing an annoying login related semi-PEBKAC issue with that.

Yeah. I found this suspicious function hidden in a wordpress-admin-security plugin as well. I suspect it was somehow side-injected through files on Godaddy’s hosting. I’ve run about 5+ wordpress sites for roughly 12 years and have never had so many security compromises on a wordpress site until I tried Godaddy’s hosting. But, maybe it was just this particular site. Anyway. +1 to blacklist “wordpress-admin-security”.

I’ve got version 2.6.3 on WordPress 4.0.1 and my short codes for these forms are not working. ??

Yeah, exact same experience here. I could try other redirection plugins, but THIS one has awesome secondary features like the hit counters and 404 logging.

Yeah, I have the exact same problem. Also, I can’t get most of my redirects to work. I find I can eventually get them to work, but the settings I’ve put in don’t change, however the redirect works in some cases and not others.. Wtf?

I was having these symptoms too. I tried a lot of things such as disabling all my plugins and whatnot. It wasn’t plugins, at least not in my plugin directory. In my case, my wp site was working fine in general, it just was redirecting to infinity when I tried to access /wp-admin

Turned out it was my use of define('FORCE_SSL_ADMIN', true); in my wp-config.php. I’ve commented that out and I’m back in business. I guess that call is defunct or something.

Ah haw! I’ve been trying to figure out where the hell ABSPATH is being defined. I’m running on Windows and thus for me, ABSPATH on my box looks like:
C:\wamp\www/

This is resulting in some code in a plugin failing:
define("FORMBUILDER_PLUGIN_URL", FORMBUILDER_BLOG_URL . str_replace(ABSPATH, "/", FORMBUILDER_PLUGIN_PATH));

As, in this case “FORMBUILDER_PLUGIN_PATH” is coming out as:
https://dev0C:\wamp\www\wp-content\plugins\formbuilder\

And thus, the ABSPATH string isn’t found in there.

/facepalm

Okay, I’ve got it.. Thanks to this site: https://www.iltchev.com/?page_id=11

Just in case that site gets nuked or something here’s the info I used:

Modify wp-blog-header.php:

...
gzip_compression();

//-- Insert BBclone Code from here @
define("_BBC_PAGE_NAME", get_bloginfo("name") . wp_title("/", false));
define("_BBCLONE_DIR", "/full/path/to/bbclone/");
define("COUNTER", _BBCLONE_DIR."mark_page.php");
if (is_readable(COUNTER)) include_once(COUNTER);
//-- @ to Here

require_once(ABSPATH . WPINC . '/template-loader.php');

endif;

my wp-blog-header.php didn’t have that gzip line, I just inserted the bbclone call right before the template-loader and it’s working fine. I’m running this on WP 2.5 and seems good. Yay!

Any idea of this works on WP 2.5?

I’m having a really tough time getting bbclone to play nicely with 2.5.

Thanks,
James

I’ve been grinding on this for awhile now.. Sadly, I can’t quite get bbclone to work. I created a test page and that works fine..

I’ve confirmed that bbclone is being called using some echo statements. However it seems to quit prematurely in the bbclone code:

// Don't process anything unless we are told to do so
  if (!defined("_OK")) {
    if (empty($BBC_DEBUG)) return ignore_user_abort(0);
    else exit($i);
  }

I’m really not sure what is going on here, but it’s sort of driving me totally nuts! ??

Sadly your link is dead and I’d love to have that content! Ohh why cruel world why!?

This problem turned out (for me) to be due to my mod_rewrite apache module not being loaded. I also needed to edit my virtual host definition for my site so that AllowOverride was set to “all” and not “none” – which was the default.

a2enmod rewrite – will enable the rewrite module for apache2
/etc/init.d/apache2 force-reload -will reload apache2’s config

Have fun,
J

Ohhh.. I think I get it.. Nevermind, I was being dumb. lol

Any updates for Democracy on WP 2.1? It looks to me like it’s nearly functional. Though when I enable the democracy plugin in wp-admin – it fails – yet still appears to be loaded. The widget enables without obvious incident. But the Democracy management interface doesn’t appear under the “Manage” menu. And the widget simply displays the error message: “

WordPress database error: [Table ‘dawningmain.wp_democracyQ’ doesn’t exist]
SELECT * FROM wp_democracyQ WHERE current = 1 LIMIT 1
“

Which I can only assume would be resolved by being able to access the Democracy admin tool under wp-admin.

The error message I get when trying to enable Democracy is: “Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.”

My apache error log had the following line appended when this error occured:

“PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 58368 bytes) in /www/dawning.ca/wp-admin/upgrade-functions.php on line 444, referer: https://www.dawning.ca/wp-admin/plugins.php?deactivate=true”

Maybe this isn’t the plugin.. I’m not really that sure.