jeffajeffa

I have updated both my blogs and the issue has resolved. Thanks for all the help.

Hi @prileygraham ,

I don’t have access to a CLI as I have no control panel access (just a poor WP back-end user). More than happy to test, I just need a copy of the v1.17.1 to upload inside WP.

Cheers,
Jeff

Hi @prileygraham

I am using php 7.4.7
Hope this helps.

I’ve downgraded both my sites. Thanks for the help.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by jeffajeffa.

Thanks. My worry was that we’d lose the ability to edit or even convert to blocks thus necessitating a lot of effort to bring a rendered post into an editable form in the blog.

I’m having the same problems. I ran a backup with automatic upload to Google Drive. The plugin says it is there but I cannot find it on Google drive or my web server (looked on cPanel>filemanager) The file does not appear on my webserver until I click the ‘Backup data (click to download)’ links on the Backup/Restore tabs. Then I have to manually move them to Google Drive. This automatic upload feature did work until I updated to the current version of Updraft+ (free).

I’m not sure where the backups are being held as my Disk Usage on cPanel doesn’t change until after I use the click to download links. Also, My Google drive disk space does not change until I manually copy them from the server to Google drive.

@bornforphp

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by jeffajeffa.

Hi Mihai,

Thanks for response through the ticket. Sorry about posting here. I misunderstood the use of the forum and will note this for the future.

I am having the same problem. I’m on WP 5.2.1 and Genesis 2.10.1. On bringing images from classic editor versions of posts into the Gutenberg editor, I find all images are ‘TA’ images and I can’t set them to regular images without going into HTML. WHat are the ramifications of leaving the images as “TA:images”?

Thanks for this. I had taken this plugin off over a year ago but hadn’t looked at my db ever. After doing a bit of searching, I found the transients that you mentioned set to Autoload. As I have other transients set to autoload and I don’t know the side effects of changing ALL of them, I’m going to only set ‘NO’ on option_name LIKE ‘transient_bawmrp’.

I am disappointed that uninstalling doesn’t usually clean up db tables so I have all sorts of disused tables in my db. As I have no experience with this, I let the tables stay as I don’t want to “break” the blog and I don’t necessarily trust plugins to ‘attack’ my db and potentially damage my blog.

Hmm. Interesting. I deleted the plugin and all the db tables (except for wp_yuzoviews) went away. It’s nice that the plugin deleted most of the tables on uninstall but I would have liked the option to delete ALL the tables. I have just started investigating my database (due to slow response times) and have found most plugins don’t clean up after themselves. I would delete the unused tables but I don’t know how that would affect the blog in general (safer to leave them there and possibly have slow performance than to crash the blog).

The problem is resolved. My on-the-fly image optimizer plugin was turned off. Re-activating the plugin solved the problem after a bit of time.

I have been having this problem for a while. Sometimes one or two of the related post entries have no image. The blog post I have linked below has no images, only clickable links. The “You may also like section” is at the end of the post but before the comment section.

https://www.albomadventures.com/kiwifruit-country/

The same thing happened to me on upgrade of WP from 4.6.3 to 4.7.2 . Needed to upgrade Genesis to 2.4.2 by clicking the “Check for Updates” button under Dashboard->Genesis->Theme Settings . The child theme did not need to be updated (Lifestyle Pro)

Thanks for your reply. The plugin does accurately reflect the count from StumbleUpon. I’m not sure why StumbleUpon is rejecting or not registering the new count. I will look into it.