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@mattyrob

Thanks!

And down the rabbit hole we go. ??

This isn’t a terribly pressing issue but certainly a fun little puzzle to solve. I will let you know what I find.

Hmmm. Here is some more information.

– local time is showing correctly in WP settings

– local time is showing correctly in the wp_bpspro_login_security table

– local time within the “Logging Options” panel within the WP dashboard is incorrectly showing daylight savings time

– the title on the email “BPS Login Security Alert – Month DD, YYYY – HH:MM am” is incorrectly showing daylight savings time

– local time stamp on the above email “BPS Login…” is showing correctly

This is a bit of a curiosity. Any ideas where this might be happening?

@richsadams Curses! I wish that was the fix. Best of luck!

Hi richadams! The above code changes the way versions are read so that versions above 1.9 are handled properly- fixing the BlockUI error which @jeffmcnear originally cited. The bonus troubleshooting allows you to confirm that this plugin, not another, was throwing the error. You might, of course, have something else going on.

Thanks @jeremy Herve!

Until the update drops, the fix is here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/jquery-conflict-with-core

Until the update drops, the fix is here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/jquery-conflict-with-core

—TWO-STEP FIX—
1) Open file: /wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/app/view/admin/js/jquery.blockUI.js

2) Modify line 17
from:

if (/1\.(0|1|2)\.(0|1|2)/.test($.fn.jquery) || /^1.1/.test($.fn.jquery)) {

to:

if (/1\.(0|1|2)\.(0|1|2)/.test($.fn.jquery) || /^1.10.0/.test($.fn.jquery)) {

 
—BONUS TROUBLESHOOTING—
If you are so inclined, modify the alert message on line 18 to show this plugin is indeed throwing the error. This way, if you see the same error message you will know the problem was elsewhere. e.g.:
from:

alert('blockUI requires jQuery v1.2.3 or later! You are using v' + $.fn.jquery);

to:

alert('THE PROBLEM IS STILL IN ALL-IN-ONE-CALENDAR- blockUI requires jQuery v1.2.3 or later! You are using v' + $.fn.jquery);

Same here with white screens on gallery pages.

@jeremy Herve

Yep, the issue persists. Like @farsite281, I am using Atahaualpa here so perhaps that is the place to start. (VaultPress has given intermittent trouble on Atahaualpa themed sites so this may be a larger issue with Atahaualpa and Jet Pack? No need to look at this particular install just yet- I will contact you for tech support if this becomes a going concern.)

@jeremy Herve I totally agree that editing the plugin itself is generally a bad idea.

However, I was unable to overwrite the existing CSS rules either within the theme or via the Custom CSS editor. Perhaps this is a result of my child theme setup on this install, but, in this case, update issues are moot- hence the crowbar-style solution.

It took some time to find the location of the stylesheet controlling background color and, once I did, I thought others were probably struggling with the same challenge.

Should that not work, one can also modify the css file.

1. Locate the css file here:
(YOUR WP INSTALL)/wp-content/plugins/jetpack/modules/shortcodes/css/slideshow-shortcode.css

2. Inside slideshow-shortcode.css you will find at the top:

.slideshow-window {
	background-color: #222;
	border: 20px solid #222;
	border-radius: 11px;
	-moz-border-radius: 11px;
	-webkit-border-radius: 11px;
	-khtml-border-radius: 11px;
	margin-bottom: 20px;
}

3. Edit the background-color to suit and away you go.

A plugin problem would be my guess as I am not using Wordfence.

@roaima: I am interesting fixing this problem- globally if I can, or at least locking down an installation if I cannot.

Unfortunately, I do not see a way to email you directly. Please send me your contact info at M8R-im95d4(at)mailinator.com and I will email you back from a proper address for details.