NettSite

Ok, worked it out, I had to make the whole line into a single block:

<strong>TLHOKOMEDI?O:</strong> Ye <strong>GA SE</strong> tshepedi?o ya dikgetho. Maloko a set?haba a <strong>KA SE</strong> kgethe Bahlokomedi ba Set?haba.

Hi Nika,

What did you use to do that analysis?

Hi Janis,

Thank you, it was me being dumb – I didn’t change the path in NetBeans, so when I saved changes to wp-config.php NetBeans silently recreated the old path structure, and saved the file there.

So, I was editing one file, and using another.

I have edited my review, sorry for the confusion, all my fault.

I have purchased the pro version and the WooCommerce plugin, worth every cent. I don’t even want to try and work out how many hours they have saved me.

However, if you can develop your own import plugin for less than $350 worth of your time, you should go for it and market it in competition.

Thank you for your help – I have found the offending function. Xenos pointed me in the right direction.

The plugin is meant to manage about 400,000 case files and provide a fast search. In order to manage the search on the front-end of the site, I need to manipulate the number of results found for any given search, so I added a filter at “found_posts” to do that, and that was breaking the pagination on the backend.

I added “if(is_admin()) return;” to that function and everything is hunky dory.

If you are interested in seeing a fast search in action, look for “dismissal” or something on https://dev.caselaw.co.za/search-page/

Hi,

Thanks. I have tried the theme/plugin thing and it doesn’t solve my issue – my CPT is registered by a plugin I wrote, so I must be doing something dumb.

I found yesterday that the standard posts page behaves the same way, and works properly if I deactivate my plugin. Pages page works properly with my plugin activated.

Hi, no, not a blank screen – the page looks normal except that there is no pagination bit at the top and bottom of the list of posts. Sorry, I may not have been totally clear.

It is a dev site, so debug is on and errors are being logged, but no errors come up while loading the page.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by NettSite.

Hi Xenos,

Thanks for looking.

I checked the console as you suggested, and no errors are being displayed. For good measure, I tried Firefox (I normally use Chrome) and that produced the same result.

I must be doing something wrong in my plugin.

PHP version 7.1.6
WordPress version 4.8–en_ZA
Cloudinary plugin version 1.1.5
Parameters/configuration passed to cloudinary: cloudinary://255134685721656:okiev3O6zThrxcS-RBPdUjXm9wY@hometally
Full error message/stack trace:

Notice: Undefined index: full in /home/bookingsdirect/public_html/wp-content/plugins/cloudinary-image-management-and-manipulation-in-the-cloud-cdn/cloudinary.php on line 296

No stack trace available, but I would look in cloudinary.php on line 296 for an uninitialised array element. Just a guess.

I have been seeing this error for about a week now.

Thanks Andrew.

Just found this, it may help:

WP REST API: Setting Up and Using OAuth 1.0a Authentication

That was dumb – I see the problem. I was a bit too enthusiastic changing the user to “root”.

So it is indexing now, but only as “root”.

OK, so I edited the sphinx.conf file to log in to the db as root, and that got around the issue.

I now get an error message as follows:

FATAL: failed to open /home/root/domains/dev.root.tk/public_html/wp-content/uploads/sphinx/var/data/dev_delta.tmp.spl: No such file or directory, will not index. Try --rotate option.

The ‘–rotate’ option is being invoked already – I am using the command generated by the wizard.