MrBrian

The solution seems pretty simple. Disable the “disable blogging” plugin. You should ask their developer about this error.

Yes, was happening for me too. I put in a bug report and they fixed it. Kudos to their team.
https://tawk.uservoice.com/forums/228427-feedback/suggestions/15907447-please-fix-the-chat-popping-up-when-scrolling-on

It’s disappointing this still isn’t resolved. Ran into this issue myself on our live site – we lost the originals on quite a few images. I’ll be leaving a neg review to warn others, especially since it’s been 3 months with no response.

Edit mailgun.php and on line 73 change .net to .org:
$phpmailer->Host = 'smtp.mailgun.org';

Without this change, it doesn’t work for me.

After looking at the code, what I said about the username being truncated was incorrect as the code actually does form the username correctly by combining with the domain name. So, i guess it’s just the .net smtp server not working for whatever reason.. *shrug*

@omi Mexico – It’s normal for major WordPress upgrades (4.X) to have changes that may cause issues with your site implementation – this is not their fault, but a matter of compatibility with your existing themes/plugins. It’s the responsibility of YOU and the developers of those themes/plugins to ensure compatibility with the latest version of WordPress BEFORE upgrading to the latest version. Having Plesk auto-update to a major release is not smart (only auto update minor releases), and please don’t thread hijack when your error is completely different than the OP’s.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 6 months ago by MrBrian.

It looks like in 4.6 they moved that function (wp_convert_hr_to_bytes) from media.php to load.php. Well, i’m guessing you have something hooking into media uploads and utilizing that function – since you disabled all your plugins apparently, it’s likely in the theme. You can try searching your functions.php file for that function (or use a plugin like String Locator to search all the files in your wp-content directory). This will tell you the cause of the error and you don’t need to be on 4.6 to do it.

Fixing it is another task, but all the function does is convert shorthand file size notation into bytes, so it’s an easy fix. If you trace down the code causing the issue and would like some assistance, feel free to post here.

Try downloading version 1.9.1 from the developer channel:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/string-locator/developers/

On many of my websites, 2.0.1 just gives:
The memory limit is about to be exceeded before the search has started, this could be an early indicator that your site may soon struggle as well, unfortunately this means the plugin is unable to perform any searches. Current memory consumption: 2353152 bytes

I’ve used your latest version on different VPS and websites and it just doesn’t work well. I’m still using version 1.9 and it searches the entire wordpress directory in 10 seconds.

I would agree, but it is a free plugin and the author has some paid plugins that they focus support on. It’s best to hire a freelancer for issues like this.

Anyway, I checked out your page again and it was different than before and I see the issue you are talking about now. The reason it’s redirecting is because you have the entire form wrapped in a link target which shouldn’t be. You need to edit your theme to fix:

<a href="https://finviva.com/post-a-job/">
<form ....

I’m familiar with Google Tag Manager and WPJM, but your question is not clear enough.

Track conversions in what… Google Analytics?

WPJM already does this somewhat by setting two cookies ‘wp-job-manager-submitting-job-key’ and ‘wp-job-manager-submitting-job-id’. If the job is in the preview stage and the person returns (with their cookies) it will resume.

However, it does not work for “pending_payment” status, i.e. those using the Paid Listings plugin and the customer goes past the preview stage. I submitted an enhancement for exactly this a couple of months ago:
https://github.com/Automattic/WP-Job-Manager/pull/656

You are welcome to make the change yourself as the code to fix it is there.

Hmm.. undefined index would imply you’ve removed the job_description field from your form rather than the user leaving it blank. If you don’t plan on using the description field at all you need to make it hidden, so that the value is a blank string rather than undefined and null.

Works ok for me – no redirect when clicking keywords field at all.

How are we supposed to help you unless you provide your URL..

https://plugins.smyl.es/wp-job-manager-field-editor/