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It’s from the stats part of the plugin (WordPress Stats operated the same way); it generates stuff like access stats and visitor count by how many times that smiley face image is loaded.

I’m having the same issue. Since updating the blog in general is slow as far as the Dashboard stuff is concerned, and publishing posts takes upwards of ten to fifteen minutes.

Yeah I have tried every conceivable variation of permissions changes, from CHMOD to changing the permissions in the GUI, and it’s not doing anything. ??

Happy to confirm that since the Pagebar2 update today, the plugin’s admin panel is once again working normally.

Thanks so much you guys.

Great to hear Latz, thanks for the update.

sami82, are you running Pagebar 2? I just discovered that the conflict happens once I activated that one. I shut off all the plugins on my site and turned them on one by one, and it stopped working when Pagebar 2 was also turned on.

Is a fix coming for this? If necessary I’m happy to provide whatever logs you need that can help the issue or whatever I can do to expedite your debugging. Just tell me what you need.

I meant the elevated permissions changes WordPress added in 8.2.2 and 8.2.3 to fix an exploit in the admin panels.

I run my site on a dedicated server, I have complete control over all of it.

Actually I can give a quick update. The machine that was running 2.8.1 with no issues upon updating to 2.8.3 was running the plugin at 3.0.7. When I updated the plugin (after updating to 2.8.3) so it was at 3.0.8, the plugin stopped working on the machine that had worked previously.

When I tried to roll back to 3.0.7, the problem still persisted and continues to be present back with version 3.0.6 as well.

I will point out that the plugin itself still works correctly and returns correct results, I just can’t access the admin page to change any of the settings.

Yeah, reinstalling everything from scratch seemed to fix it. Thanks.

Jrrl,

Awesome work! I haven’t tested it yet but here’s hoping it works as well. Thanks a lot for the effort.

Oh nevermind, I found another thread.

Search is your friend boys and girls!

Ah thank you! That looks like it will do exactly what I needed.

Yeah ColdForged, I wish there was a better solution but this works at least; your plugin is VITAL as far as I’m concerned. I was having panic attacks when it wasn’t working.

Thanks for trying to look into it at any rate.

Okay! This works.

Replace the above code with the following:

// Check for XML feeds. Don't replace in feeds.
        global $imageheadings_is_title;

        if(!isset($imageheadings_is_title))
            $imageheadings_is_title = FALSE;

        if(!$imageheadings_is_title) {
            return $text;
        } else {
            // If you have problems, set this to TRUE and see what pops up ;-)
            $DebugImgHead = true;

            if( ImageHeadline_option_set( 'disable_headlines' ) )
            {
                return $text;
            }
            else
            {
                // get/make an image for this text.
                return ImageHeadline_render( $text );
            }
        }

Then in your template replace the line where -image- used to be with this. Replace the whole second php_title call, not just adding -image- like previously:

<?php

global $imageheadings_is_title;
$imageheadings_is_title = TRUE;
the_title();
$imageheadings_is_title = FALSE;

?>

There may be a more elegant solution but this works for me so far, only returning the specific titles in each entry and not elsewhere in the template.