leonot

No, I wish I did. I definitely would have gone that route first.

I’ll see if I can experiment with https://chromeos.google/products/chromeos-flex/ .

Thanks.

Excellent! Thank you!

I’m not trying to elimnate entire taxonomies, only posts that happen to have a specific taxonomy value.

Example: I have three posts, each with a different category: “fruit”, “vegetable”, and “meat”. I would like search to only return posts that do NOT have a category of “meat”. I honestly don’t care if they get indexed, but would like to ensure they don’t show up in results.

That help clarify?

I am also having this problem, though not on every page. I had to go back to 15.5 to get my site working again. I’ll hold on updating until I see something about this error in the release notes.

Well, even MORE research at this end points to a caching issue. WP-Rocket, specifically. Looks like it’s not enough to say “Clear Cache”, but rather “Clear OPCache” as well. That SEEMS to have taken care of it. I’ll report back if not, but thank you for your pointers and patience. ??

Well, actually clicking on that gets next to nothing useful: https://www.dropbox.com/s/6ezi9i5gg7x1y8o/post.png?dl=0

However the code in WordPress’s post.php around that line is:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/uxsgluz15bl7kcf/code.png?dl=0

4718 $pages = $wpdb->get_results($query);
4719
4720 if ( empty($pages) ) {
4721 /** This filter is documented in wp-includes/post.php */
4722 $pages = apply_filters( ‘get_pages’, array(), $r );
4723 return $pages;
4724 }

FWIW: to me it looks like in the plugin file nxs_functions.php there do appear to be references that have not been commented out.

OK, I downloaded a fresh copy of the plugin. I then grepped for the offending function:

grep -r nxs_updateGetImgsX *
inc/nxs_functions_wp.php:// if (!function_exists(“nxs_tiny_mce_before_init”)) { function nxs_tiny_mce_before_init($init) { $init[‘setup’] = “function(ed) {ed.on(‘NodeChange’, function(e){nxs_updateGetImgsX(e);});}”; return $init; }}
js-css/js.js://function nxs_updateGetImgsX(e){ } jQuery(document).on(‘change’, ‘#content’, function( e ) { nxs_updateGetImgsX( e ); });
nxs_functions.php: if (substr($tinymce_version,0,1)<4) $init[‘setup’] = “function( ed ) { ed.onChange.add( function( ed, e ) { nxs_updateGetImgsX( e ); }); }”; else
nxs_functions.php: $init[‘setup’] = “function(ed) {ed.on(‘NodeChange’, function(e){nxs_updateGetImgsX(e);});}”;
nxs_functions.php: function nxs_updateGetImgsX(e){ }
nxs_functions.php: jQuery(document).on(‘change’, ‘#content’, function( e ) { nxs_updateGetImgsX( e ); });
nxs_functions.php: function nxs_updateGetImgsXX(e){
readme.txt:* Bug Fix – [Critical] Javascript Error – nxs_updateGetImgsX is not defined
readme.txt:* Bug Fix – Javascript Error nxs_updateGetImgsX.

As you can see there are still many references in the code.

Test: edit a post, double click on a word to highlight it, and then CMD+K (or the “make a link” toolbar button).

Screen shot with plugin enabled, where the link operation fails: https://www.dropbox.com/s/qwx1s6rlplxf3f6/with.png?dl=0

Screen shot with plugin disabled, where the link operation works:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/n91k0qsppto9ug1/without.png?dl=0

Please advise.

I have done both. Repeatedly, actually. No effect. As I said, simply disabling SNAP makes all the editing problems go away. I’d prefer to be able to use SNAP. ??

I continue to experience “nxs_updateGetImgsX is not defined” when attempting to add or edit a link (CMD+K on a selection on a Mac). Also getting double keystrokes in many situations — like Enter acting like Enter-Enter sometimes.

WP: 4.8.3
Snap: 4.0.11

Temporarily disabling the plugin makes all the issues disappear.

PLEASE fix. Soon.

Ah. Thanks for the confirmation. Looks like another plugin was in the way.

Thanks!

Leo

Thank you! wp-crontrol is leading me to believe that this may be a host problem (GoDaddy). I’m researching further.

Thanks again!