jheikes

I was having the same issue yesterday, and called GoDaddy. They took some info and said they knew of others having the issue and were working on it. I tried my site again about six hours later and everything worked fine. I don’t know what they did, because all the email they sent later said was that the issue was resolved.

GoDaddy has cleaned up their act a lot in the past couple years IMO. So you might want to give them another call and describe the issue.

This seems to be magically fixed now, six hours later. I didn’t do anything, though I also haven’t heard back from GoDaddy, so it’s possible they’ve made some tweaks on the server. If I do, or figure out what was causing this, I will post here in case it helps someone else.

I had the same issue, and found that it was due to the file/path being too long for Windows to handle. I got past it by installing the plugin through the file system, and clicking “Skip” on all the files Windows complained about. The plugin still worked fine for me. I did not use the server-side generator, so that may be what uses that directory.

It seems to be fixed with the new update.

Thanks for checking this Mihai. Your tests came through. That is what’s strange about this issue; some people can comment but others can’t. I should have added this: their IPs show up in my reports as blocked, with “Token Expired” (I asked them to send me their IPs). Anything else we can try?

Posting the solution here in case anyone else runs across this: it was caused by a conflict with Nivo Slider, which included a very old version of JQuery, and is the source of the Javascript error you found. The slider still worked and didn’t conflict with anything else I had installed so far, so the error wasn’t noticeable until now. I replaced the slider with another one and comments now go through with Goodbye Captcha enabled. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction – I’ll mark this as “Works.”

Just enabled the MailChimp side and that appears to be working OK now with yesterday’s update. Sorry for not re-testing that. But it still blocks all comments. And just curious, where are you seeing the JS errors? Viewing the Chrome console on the home page, I see only one error and one warning that appear to come from another plugin, which I’ll look into. Thanks for your help on this, contact form sent.

I am seeing the same thing, although my calendar does show up.

Figured it out – call to ttftext needed to be changed to
$insert_img=the_ttftext( $heading, $echo=true, $style="widgettitle", $overrides="");

I may be using an old version of ttf_titles; however, it works!

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