Kanashimi

I’ll check to see if the browser has any effect and report back. Thanks for the help. ??

Edit: Checked IE, Opera, and Palemoon for now. I had someone else check on Chrome and we’re facing the same issue. It doesn’t seem like it did anything. Later today I’ll go back through my plugins just in case I missed anything.

No, errors on this side. As I said it appears as though nothing happens.

I’m using Firefox on Windows 7 64-Bit. I have ad-blocker as a plugin on Firefox, but it is disabled on my own site.

The images are uploaded and added to the Media section, they just don’t “stick” (if you will) to Showtime. I wondered if it was some of my plugins on the site, but I went through the list and was unable to find anything that seemed to counter it. Media based plugins I have at NextGen Gallery, Cleaner Gallery, Unattach, and WP-jquery-lightbox.

If you have any other questions then let me know.

I’m curious, but did you start getting this error after upgrading to 3.4?

After testing it, it seems to be solely a Firefox issue, and on top of that it only seems to effect certain people. As for the plugin, that works fine, but all in all it’s an inconsistent browser issue I’m not sure I can pin-point.

Thank you for all your help though, as I said before not many people will go this length to respond to an issue. ??

I did mess around with the shortcode and template tag, but I couldn’t get it to work with the type of sidebar we have. It would either only situate itself on the top of the sidebar or the bottom, never anywhere in the middle.

I’m not sure if that’s because it didn’t want to recognize the sidebar as it is dynamically or not…?

Though thank you for the reply, rare to see those on plugin forums sometimes ??

Nothing? Should I just switch plugins then?

I have a feeling this is directly assigned to BlueHost. Their support is quoted as such:

“I wasn’t able to see a “from address” on that email header information. Months ago we made a change to our system that forces all email sent from our customer accounts to be checked for spoofing. Due to this measure, you can no longer send emails that appear to be from an email address that is not on your account.

Therefore, if you have a contact form or email program that attempts to set the “From:” header to anything but an email address that exists in your bluehost account, the mail will be rejected by our spoofing filter.

If you are sending email through SMTP, you must connect to “localhost” to send your email. Remote SMTP connections are no longer allowed from our servers and you must use AUTH when you connect to the SMTP.

Lastly, there is only one other change you should be aware of. Our mail system will not allow this header:

From: email@domain <[email protected]>

Even if the email is valid, our system will fail the message due to the double declaration of the email address.

Please check your script and ensure that these requirements are being met by your script. If you feel that your script meets these requirements and it’s still failing, we will be happy to examine it for you. Please just provide the script code and a way to test the issue so we can troubleshoot.”

Exact same problem. Had Contact Form 7 installed for almost a year, and suddenly not receiving any e-mails.

I put it at the very end, which I thought was weird and tried some different placement, but got the same error.

Regardless, the plugin worked, and I’m thankful for the help. ??

Whoops, for some reason inserting this into my functions made this error appear when searching for posts in the admin panel:

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/istalk/website/918thefan/wp-content/themes/91.8 The Fan/functions.php:279) in /home/istalk/website/918thefan/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 890

I entered the following into the code:

<?php
function the_title_trim($title)
{
  $pattern[0] = '/Protected:/';
  $pattern[1] = '/Private:/';
  $replacement[0] = 'Protected'; //
  $replacement[1] = 'Fanatic Content -'; //

  return preg_replace($pattern, $replacement, $title);
}
add_filter('the_title', 'the_title_trim');
?>

The other authors of the blog are getting it as well. For those curious we did find the problem as we were attempting to bridge WordPress and vBulletin accounts with a specific plugin not used with WordPress but instead vB. Due to this, it somehow effected of all things the uploader.

As such, resolved and posted here in case anyone has the problem. I’ll post a work around if we find one, thanks.

Thank you for linking me to a thread that links back to the uploader sticky, which I stated I read. Appreciate it.

Oh, thanks guys, editing margin and padding worked. I feel kind of idiotic now. Thanks again~

I tried messing with a few things to fix this, I was told that maybe it might’ve been an .htaccess (???). I’m not sure though.