Brett

Seems the problem resolved itself while I was reporting it here. Odd

Thanks again. I understand now. Have never seen that used before.

Thanks for that. I will try reenabling BPS and see if I can get this to work. Appreciate your help!

What does the [S=7] mean?

Thanks
Brett

Thank you. You were absolutely right.

Jeepers. I leave this post, go back to my site. Turn off the Social Sharing Buttons on Tag and Category pages, and my excerpts magically return.

Sorry for interrupting!

I am using Trim Theme from Woo Themes, which I got under the GPL licence (so I don’t qualify for support)

Thanks a lot Andrew. I had originally used a script to do this, but it didn’t work. I’ll try a different one then. It seems that going from a subdomain to the root is creating difficulty because the script I used first (Duplicator) has worked fine every other time.

Thanks for your help. If I can’t get it to work then I might change my plans and just export and import all the posts. I’m pretty much going to be starting from scratch from a design point of view anyway.

Thanks again.
Brett

Please ignore. This was as a result of a security plugin I have. BPS Security. I am not sure quite how to get around it, but at least I know the problem. There is obviously something blocking access to the files.

Thanks Zack.

I increased the memory limit and I can see all the posts now. I will do some investigation to see if I can work out what is hogging the memory

Brett

I have done that Zack. You should get an email from my site. If not then please let me know. I notice that when I went in there that there were still some past days and some future posts (for today only) showing, but still man of the past posts missing. There should be more future posts being added soon.

Hi Zack

Unfortunately I don’t recall if I updated any plugins. It’s quite possible that I did, but didn’t take much notice of what ones.

I haven’t installed any new plugins or themes. Or updated the theme.

I did disable the browser cache on the W3 Total Cache plugin, because of another issue I was having. And actually today I disabled W3 Total Cache to see if the browser cache change was affecting the Calendar, but there was no change.

And I set up a cron job to trigger wp-cron.php regularly.

There are no errors showing on the Calendar page. Just a lot of blank boxes which should have my posts in them.

… Out of curiosity I just added a new draft post via the Calendar. I can actually see that one sitting there all on its lonesome now.

… Oh wait… hang on a minute. I just logged out and logged back in again, and now I can see *Some* of the posts I should be able to see, but not all of them. There is a block of days with all their posts, and the other days have none of their posts. There are none with only some posts

… then I clicked on Posts, then back on Calendar, and all the ones that reappeared have disappeared again ??
But the new one I added via the Calendar still shows up.

… but then I click on that one, and drag it to a different day, click on Posts then back on Calendar, and it’s disappeared again.

There are no obvious error messages showing on the page

Strange things are afoot!!

Brett

I was checking the feed actually from my site. So I went directly to the site first, then clicked on the feed button.

I will check about whether a non-scheduled post ends up in the feed. Thanks for that tip.

Thank you very much for responding so quickly.

To clarify, my posts actually show up. I can see them on the blog page which shows all the latest posts. I have someone adding posts pretty much every day, so the cron should be being triggered, and I ma having no issues with the scheduled posts being published.

What’s not happening is them being added to the feed. I’m guessing this does not happen until they get unpacked.

It seems that the solution on the link you provided is more about scheduled posts not being published, which is not the problem I am having.

Cheers
Brett

Thanks David for finding this. I was having this problem too. I posted about it here:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/captions-disappearing

But once I applied your “fix” above it was resolved. This seems like a pretty significant flaw in the core code.

Hmmmm I found *an* answer in another thread, although not a very satisfactory one.

In this thread: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/shortcodes-stop-working-after-341-upgrade

There is a comment about removing a line from shortcodes.php

I spent a lot of time looking in to it last night and it turned out to be this line of code in /wp-includes/shortcodes.php in the shortcode_parse_atts() function:

$text = preg_replace("/[\x{00a0}\x{200b}]+/u", " ", $text);

I did this – commented out this code. And it seems to have fixed the problem. This is a very undesirable situation though – changing core functionality.

What’s up with this?

Thanks
Brett