Json Koning

MainWP in my case

Hey Luke, I’ve found out which plugin is causing the issue – submitting to Github now.

Sure thing Luke.

Sure enough, it’s a plugin conflict. Did as you suggested, Stream installed & activated fine. Went to reactivate the deactivated plugins & whammo – there’s that 500 again.
Sorry, don’t have time right now to switch them all on one by one, but will do so when I do & report back. Might be a few days though.
I’m wondering if iThemes Security might be causing this, it is about the only plugin I can think of that might, & is used across all my sites…

Hi Luke, it was the site in general (never got to the migration). I did try a fresh install of 3.0 & upon activating – got the same error. No doubt a hosting issue, but tracking it down…

I know a 500 error isn’t very specific, & it’s likely not memory related as the sites all have 128mb – which surely should be enough in most cases?

I may have just answered my own question with a little experimentation.
In gallery.php I placed <?php echo nggv_imageVoteForm($image->pid); ?> on the line directly below <img title="<?php echo esc_attr($image->alttext) ?>" alt="<?php echo esc_attr($image->alttext) ?>" src="<?php echo nextgen_esc_url($image->thumbnailURL) ?>" <?php echo $image->size ?> /> which for me was line 38.
This gets the stars (in my case) displaying under each thumbnail.

Hi starlinggirl,
I don’t suppose you could post that code to https://pastebin.com/ or similar, & then provide that link in your reply?
I seem to be having an issue with location, it’s displaying (stars) but only for the last thumbnail image in the gallery, not for each.
Jason

Not at all, you are dead right & it’s generally not how I like to operate, so a reminder from time to time is a good thing.
BTW – the ‘harsh’ comment was in regards to my original comment – not your reply ??

Fair comment threemc, a little harsh perhaps.
Regardless, it’s caused me more headaches than I care to remember, so I’m happy to consign this one to history.

Hi Max,
Sure thing, first of all this may be of some use Zen Menu Logic
The hand coded solution is specific to my theme framework Enfold.

In my case I needed a custom menu for a portfolio category, so it was the is_tax function I made use of.

This went in the theme’s /includes/helper-main-menu.php;

if(!is_tax('portfolio_entries', 'economics')) {
$avia_theme_location = 'avia';
} else {
$avia_theme_location = 'avia4';
}

‘economics’ is the custom taxonomy in the above example.

And this went in the functions.php;

add_action('init', 'ava_add_custom_menu');
function ava_add_custom_menu() {
	register_nav_menus(array('avia4' => __('Enfold Custom Menu', 'avia_framework')));
}
ava_add_custom_menu();

‘Enfold Custom Menu’ is the new menu you’d create & swap out for the default navigation in the above example.
I know this is theme specific, but hopefully may help give you a pointer or two.
Jas

No, I’m afraid not – so I’ve had my solution hand coded into functions.php

Ditto, which basically renders this plugin unusable with my installation.
Had a feeling it may be iThemes Security causing issues, but deactivated that – still no go.

Hi Javier,
Yes, that would be fantastic. I have a project that requires import of users with passwords that are already encrypted using MD5, so that would be brilliant.
Jason

It was switching off “Long URL Strings” that fixed the issue for me.