microberto

Was searching for this and ended up here. Here’s the fix, from another thread:

The new scrolling is a ‘feature’ of WP 4.0. Try turning it off by clicking on ‘Screen Options’ in the upper right of the edit screen and unchecking the box for ‘Expand the editor to match the window height.’

If you write long articles like we do, then this feature is more of an annoyance, but fortunately it can be disabled.

I’m still having this error too, on top of tons of other things asked about here:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24433079/wordpress-w3-total-cache-minify-js-and-css-files-not-created-nginx

I don’t know if it’s related to my problems with JS/CSS file creation, but it’s not helping with the troubleshooting…

Me too, this is with the latest versions as well.

Moderators closed my previous thread because WP was in a different version at the time:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/cannot-purge-cloudflare-cache-please-enter-cloudflare-e-mail?replies=3

The issue has nothing to do with the WP version though – I’ve had this problem for quite some time.

After saving it for a second time, I get no error message though. Weird.

Thanks,
Mike

Yeah, we never really solved this problem. We just kind of deal with it, either paste it into the txt section and re-HTML it if necessary, or paste it into the visual area and clean up the mess ??

I tried it in both Windows and Linux Firefoxes, the latest version.

The website is https://www.norcodrene.com and another one which uses the same theme, so maybe it’s this theme.

I could try running it again sometime in off-peak hours, but something goes horribly wrong with the CSS side of things.

Thanks!
Mike

Thanks to Andy for staying on top of this.

I’m subscribing and awaiting the next official release here before rolling it out to all blogs.

This plugin has been great and I’m sure you’ll get caught up soon!

Had a problem with my /etc/resolv.conf – all good!

Update:

– Deactivated plugin
– Reactivated plugin
– Unchecked S3 from backup storage locations (so nothing was checked)
– Saved
– Re-checked S3, saved, and checked configuration

…and it works!

“Me too” on one site.

I am doing this with S3, and NO local backup… so it shouldn’t need a local destination to put it anywhere.

It’s properly putting it in the temp folder.

There is some issue where it is not seeing the remote settings.

Thanks!
Mike

The above snippet should not be used for public sites. WordPress comes with its own jquery, just use it:

wp_enqueue_script('jquery');

My update:

I tried changing setting via phpmyadmin and just decided to delete and reinstall the plugin.

That fixed the problem!

I have a feeling when there is a bad setting (mine was pointing to the wrong home directory), it stops the page from loading.

Many people probably have some kind of bad setting here that is doing this. Mine was the local home directory information on where to store logs and such.

“Me Too”

This has happened after a move to a new server, and some filepaths are off that I need to change in the settings. But I can’t change the settings since the page is blank!

W3TC disabled doesn’t change anything.

There is nothing in my error log.

Will find another way to change settings I guess

“me too”

Ditto here. This is a great plugin but needs a patch to work for pages to exclude.

PERFECT! Thanks!

You should release that sometime ??