Eric Karkovack

Thanks for your help! I actually tried the beta and unfortunately the error came back.

You can see a screen cap here.

Thanks for all of your help with this, I do appreciate your time! Just tried clearing cache & the new private window, error is still there.

This gets stranger by the second, lol. I just turned off everything except Firebug but I still get the error. Leave it to me to be in that 0.01% that would have an issue!

I’m getting it on the home page, but now I’m wondering if something is goofy with my browser setup?

https://www.karks.com/karks-error.jpg

I’ve noticed it happening both with and without the Lazy Load plugin. And, I found another site it’s currently happening on:

https://www.karks.com/

The error appears to be on line 115 of persist.js:

ActiveXObject is not defined

Line 115

I do apologize, wish I had debugging info. I was actually using Firebug and that’s how I caught the error and then backed up to an older version of NextGen.

And, it turns out after further testing that the Soliloquy problem arose from a conflict with a Lazy Load plugin. However, the JS error was still there with NextGen Gallery even after that conflict was solved.

Thanks! I did mention it to the folks at Soliloquy.

In fact, the error appears to happen with or without those other plugins. Doesn’t appear to interfere with everything, but those two were the ones I noticed so far.

I created a div container around the shortcode that is the same width as the Like box. For example, if your Like box is 292px wide, you could do something like this:

<div style="width:292px; text-align:center; margin:auto;">[cardoza_facebook_like_box]</div>

I have to think there is just something that, even when you deactivate the plugins, is still sitting in the database that causes this problem. It would be great to find a way to make security plugins play nice with WooCommerce!

@theshaman – Unfortunately I had to end up switching to another cart. Not sure if it’s relevant to your situation, but I always suspected that the fact I was using Wordfence security with the site may have led to some sort of conflict. Even so, uninstalling Wordfence didn’t appear to help.

Weird thing is my site ran great for several months. Then, all of the sudden, just about every order was coming up with a 403 error.

Seems my issue was a conflict with the Search and Replace plugin.

And for some odd reason deactivating all plugins and turning them back on seems to have fixed it for now.

I’m having the same issue now with a WP 3.8 install. Anytime I try to switch to a new month it just spins. The funny thing is that list view will work the first time I click either Next Events or Previous Events. However, the second time I click to go to another page of events it will just spin again.

https://66.39.97.131/events/

@photocrati – Thanks for your help! I figured it was something to do with NS.

I’m getting the ‘RuntimeException thrown’ with 2.0.40 and a fresh install of WordPress 3.8. I’m running the same combo on other servers without issue. This particular install is on a Network Solutions hosting account (not my choice!) and it’s only happening on certain settings pages.