mlewitz
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: New post won’t publishAlso…
Tried using Quick Edit and change status to “Published” …click Update.
The icon just spins. Clicked All Posts…it’s published, but it’s empty.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: New post won’t publishI’m having the exact same issue.
Save Draft or Publish …redirects me to the blog home page.
Preview just opens the blog home page in a new tab.
When I click my back button, it takes me to the editor with a message at the to: The backup of this post in your browser is different from the version below. [Restore the backup]Note: My last post on this blog was 5/29/17 and it worked correctly.
This WORKAROUND worked for me:
Comment out line 837
of the file /wp-includes/plugin.phpExample: (Lines 834-838)
function _wp_call_all_hook($args) {
global $wp_filter;### $wp_filter[‘all’]->do_all_hook( $args );
}Initially that got my blog back instantly.
I have no idea what this may ‘break’ in the blog elsewhere, but it all seemed to work ok.Then, per this post… I renamed /wp-content/object-cache.php to /object-cache_php
and removed the comment I added to line 837 of the /plugin.php file.Blog works now.
As a thought: The /plugin.php file would most likely be replaced on an update, but once this is resolved you’ll have to un-rename the /object-cache_php file.Hope this helps someone!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Wassup Keywords] [Plugin: Wassup Keywords] Error Viewing Top Keyword ResultsI have the same issue…though my error begins on line 114
I looked at the code but can’t find what it’s searching for.Line 114 is…
$vkeywordlist = array_unique($vkeywordlist);
Same issue here…sites are not propagating.
I’m hoping to find an older version of the plugin to see if that will resolve the problem.Same error on 3.3.2 …installed in a subdirectory.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Thickbox problem and solutionAnother, simpler option using .htaccess…
I did this fix (above), then when the recent WP update came out, it wrote over my modified .js file. Not a big deal, but I have several blogs on this server. (actually, for some reason I had to use a full URL to fix it, like: https://www.mydomain.com/blog/wp-includes/js/thickbox/loadingAnimationlgif)
I was disappointed this recent updated didn’t fix this problem.
Anyway, here is the code I placed into my .htaccess file (in the root directory of my domain). It’s just 1 line and works perfect! Should work for nearly all common Apache configurations that allow .htaccess files.
Make sure it’s all on THE SAME LINE!!! (this forum wraps the text).
Redirect 301 /wp-includes/js/thickbox/loadingAnimation.gif https://www.MYDOMAIN.com/blog/wp-includes/js/thickbox/loadingAnimation.gif
I feel this is better for another reason:
My expires tag is set into the future, so visitors who have cached the .js file will never get the “corrected” version. So, adding this line into the .htaccess fixes the problem for cached versions, too.Hope this helps everyone!
Enjoy!Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: IE Warning] Can this plugin be used to reflect reality?@bobrik…
This is very entertaining. As a die-hard FF user I think this is more tongue-in-cheeck and would probably go over better if it appeared only with FF users -we totally get it. The IE users are thinking, “Duh, Huh??” I like it. Yes, it’s pretty rude, kinda ‘draconian,’ and very unprofessional and I would never place it on one of my sites… but I like it. Thumbs up! You got some brass, my friend! Somebody needed to say it. (okay, FF users have been saying it for a while, but…)@semrocc…
If you prefer IE version X, great for you and that’s nice that you have the best “experience” with IE (whatever that means). If you were a *real* coder (even I don’t claim to be one), you’d know that the biggest beef with IE (among many) is MonopolySoft has chosen to be non-W3C-standards compliant (see: Lame). So, when people complain that their sites “look fine” in IE and not in everything else, it’s because IE is the problem, not the others who are following the agreed-upon rendering standards. What’s the point of having standards if people don’t follow them? Duh! Learn to develop your sites to agreed-upon standards… you’ll begin to hate IE like the rest of us.@herrin…
Let’s go grab a drink! ??Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: AskApache Password Protect] test failsOh, two things I did discover…
If the .htaccess or .htpasswda3 files don’t exist it will fail. So, I placed empty files where they failed.Also, setting the permissions to 777 causes them to fail, but setting them to 666 seems okay.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: AskApache Password Protect] test failsHi askapache,
I’m having the same problems with my site as well.4.3.2 passes all tests except PLAIN encryption (so I’ll use this for now)
I have a couple custom additions to this V-Ded server, installed by someone at serverprogress.com, so I don’t know if they could be contributing factors (APC and mcrypt). I also had mod_security installed and they have some special mod_security configuration file that’s supposedly near bulletproof.
P.S. Everyone… it was only $50 for the mod_security install & setup. ‘Course, I have root & ssh access.
If you would like my debug files or a phpinfo() or anything else, let me know, I’ll be glad to share to help everyone.
(I’m not too crazy about posting everything here.)askapache… Send me an email to mailme2 at 57mgte period common and I’ll send you whatever ??
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Another GoDaddy-Linux-Missing MySQL Extension ProblemSooo… nobody knows how to resolve this issue or can explain how to use “yum” to help?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Another GoDaddy-Linux-Missing MySQL Extension ProblemThanks for responding, samboll. If you re-read my original post carefully, you’ll notice 7 lines from the bottom that I have run phpinfo() and it gave me the configuration file location and the loaded configuration file I provided above. …not to mention that my post specifically states I’m running PHP v5.2.6. Naturally, I got the version from running phpinfo().
Additionally, Magento Commerce is a purely php-based package using a php-MySQL database (as I mentioned). If php were not running, I don’t see how these php-based files and databases could be functioning.
I truly appreciate the helpfulness of everyone, but please don’t blindly ask a bunch of questions like: “Are you running Windows or Linux?” or “Did you try editing the php.ini file?” or “Did you search Google/WordPress help?” or “Is this an upgrade or new install?” or “Are you using cPanel?” or “Do you have ROOT access?” or “Is this shared or dedicated hosting?” or “GoDaddy has an automated setup, just use that.” or “Did you contact GoDaddy to fix it?”
I believe the MySQL Extension is actually not anywhere on this server. Considering I have the access rights to do so, how can I place it there?
Thanks again!
-Mike