Paper Bird

Thanks for the info and for addressing the issue so promptly. Keep up the great work!

I’m getting a similar error with SlimStat 4.7.1.

Fatal error: Access to undeclared static property: wp_slimstat::$options in …/wp-content/plugins/wp-slimstat-custom-db/index.php on line 43

It appears that we are both using SlimStat Add-Ons (Firewall Fix and Custom Database, respectively).

Wow, that was fast!
I came up with a bit of jQuery that did what I’d hoped. But it will definitely be much nicer to have native lightbox support. I’m very impressed with your work and the fantastic support. Thanks again.

<script>
jQuery(document).ready(function() {
    jQuery('#bbpress-forums .bbp-reply-content img').each(function() {
        var currentImage =  jQuery(this);
        currentImage.wrap("<a class='lightbox' rel='lightbox' href='" + currentImage.attr('src') + "'</a>");
    });
});
</script>

Thanks for the quick reply. I will poke around and see if I can cobble together a temporary solution.

When you add that functionality to the pro version, I’ll definitely purchase a license. Keep up the good work!

Thank you!

example here

Okay. Beyond the ‘Check Table’ button in phpMyAdmin, I’m not experienced in identifying InnoDB table corruption. But I’ll read up on the matter.

Perhaps. Although Slimstat was working fine for about six weeks. Then over the course of a week or so, I noticed it getting slower and slower.

Disabling Slimstat returned the site speeds to normal. When I re-enabled Slimstat and deleted all records, it behaved fine for awhile but became sluggish then nearly unresponsive over the course of several days.

I think my next move is to remove it entirely and then re-install it from scratch. I’ll monitor it more closely and report back with more specific details.

Thanks for your quick reply.

Presently there are 0 records since I had to delete all records this morning.

As I recall, there were 139 records at the time I last deleted it.

I found this story on WP Tavern discussing this matter. wptavern.com/wordpress-org-plugin-authors-receive-suspicious-requests-for-repository-access

Thank you for addressing this so quickly.

I had the same experience. The BWL Plugins menu item appeared after updating Better Delete Revision. I agree that it (and whatever BestWebLayout is doing) seems sketchy to me, so I uninstalled Better Delete Revision for the time being.

@cais – You’re very welcome and thank you for looking into the issue.

Thanks Cais.

I cleared the image cache, Gallery > Other Options > Miscellaneous > Clear Image Cache.

After doing that, I went to Manage Galleries > selected a gallery > Then clicked the ‘delete’ link for one of the images.

I went to the page with the gallery and there is a broken link. (Text link with image border, but no thumbnail. Clicking the link results in a “requested content cannot be loaded” error.)

So I clicked the ‘Clear Image Cache’ button again, refreshed the page with the gallery, and the link to the orphan image is gone.

So…
I suppose I can just expect to press either the ‘Clear Image Cache’ or ‘Update Sort Order’ buttons each time I’ve deleted an image from a gallery. Not too big of a deal, I suppose. Also, earlier versions of Nextgen didn’t exhibit this issue.

Thanks again for your reply.

Thanks tizz, but the broken image links are present when tested on different browsers and computers.