Kathy Drewien

I finally worked on this today. Instead of uploading all the 4.1 files I simply replaced the …/wp-includes/js/wp-ajax-response.js file. The BackupBuddy malware scan still reports it as WordPress Version 3.8. However, I’m no longer concerned since I know it was extracted from the 4.1 download.

Thanks for the reply, James. I disabled plugins from the server side, however there was no change.

I never found the answer to this problem. Honestly, I quit looking seriously since we are building a new site and I can wipe the existing site back to ground zero.

Excellent! You can mark this as resolved.

Thank you, the trick is finding the PayFlow credentials. Another call to PayPal is in order.

Shortcodes are breaking on several of my sites following update to 3.7 and it is not plugin specific. In all cases the shortcode appears as text when posted to visual editor and/or text editor.
Example: https://thetransformativepower.com/calendar/

The same shortcode in the example above is not broken here:
https://atlantawpcoach.com/wordpress-training-calendar/

The difference is the shortcode in the latter example was present before the update.

Thanks! I never would have gone back to that setting.

Alas, I was optimistic too soon.

The ‘add to cart’ image links to the download with the option to purchase. When the purchase button is clicked, PayPal is the only payment option. Within Misc settings I selected ‘force to checkout’ since there’s only one item available.

Currently, all PayPal options are deselected.

https://restrainingorder911.com/

I added a new Authorize.net transaction key and that seemed to fix the problem.

Sorry, didn’t intend to be vague. Nothing has changed. My 3rd scheduled post was manually published; with no change in the results. Single posts are not loading. Under any condition.

I also tried to correct the scheduled posts snafu by editing php files. No luck there either.

Yes, I have copied each post into a fresh post and republished.

Found the solution by Google search “is marked as crashed and should be repaired”

Login to your cPanel
Go to the MySQL section
Select your database, and click the REPAIR icon

Yay!

I just experienced the same issue. Have you found a resolution yet?