Billy

It turns out mod_security is what was blocking updateMeta for some reason, so temporarily turning it off solved the problem. I’ll check with my host to see if the mod_security ruleset they’re using provides any significant protections above and beyond what I’m now getting from NinjaFirewall. Hopefully their answer will be no, so I can just leave it off. ??

No indication it’s being blocked in the firewall log, just in console output. I don’t have the REST API blocked. I did have “Protect against username enumeration > Through the WordPress REST API *” turned on, but changed my mind and turned it off.

Oddly, the problem only seems to be occurring with one specific post. Disabling NinjaFirewall and every other plugin except Rank Math doesn’t fix the issue, so I’ve opened a ticket with them for further troubleshooting.

Their support site indicates the problem I’m experiencing is almost always caused by a firewall issue, but I don’t see how that could be the case here since disabling NinjaFirewall doesn’t help and I haven’t run into any other issues. I’ll update when I know more.

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I just noticed the same problem.

FYI, I already had WP_DEBUG set to false and still got the error. I’ve basically just been testing the plugin and haven’t started using it in production yet, so I’ll just wait for the next release and then update manually since re-enabling it prevents me from accessing my plugins page in admin. Thanks for jumping on this so quickly.

I’ve had to disable the plugin since the update or I can’t even access my admin area. Here’s the error I’m getting (the same as jvalkoiii):

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare mstw_sanitize_hex_color() (previously declared in /home/username/webroot/wpdirectory/wp-content/plugins/game-schedules/includes/mstw-utility-functions.php:15) in /home/username/webroot/wpdirectory/wp-content/plugins/team-rosters/includes/mstw-admin-utility-functions.php on line 164

FWIW, I had the same issue on a new install (setting up a new site and first time I’ve tried the plugin). Despite the initial unexpected output error message, however, Tweet Blender has been working fine for me.

While troubleshooting another plugin just now, though, I noticed this in a log and thought I’d share in case it’s relevant:

log content === [29-Jul-2013 23:59:56 UTC] PHP Deprecated: Function split() is deprecated in /home/user/webroot.com/wp-content/plugins/tweet-blender/ws.php on line 80

If that’s true then I agree it’s a major problem. I just tried installing Mingle for the first time because it looks great and I’d like to take advantage of the forum add-on, but unfortunately so far I can’t even get it installed due to a fatal error.

BOO-YA!!! Thanks, BHRW!

I actually already had my domain set as callback in the Twitter app setup, but I didn’t have a www. in front of it and that causes bad things to happen sometimes in my particular setup. After disabling Simple Twitter Connect to troubleshoot and making that small change, my Twitter Widget Pro is now working again. Yay!

The update broke for me, too. Consumer key and secret are fine, then I click authorize new account, it goes to Twitter, authorize, returning to site at /wp-admin/options-general.php?page=twitterWidgetPro&action=authorized&nonce=849b4de51106f7c4c216f46f4e0e8922&oauth_token=eCgagFNZkzs10bMJBMFTir4jrjLLiL6xOkBH7gmrY&oauth_verifier=l0qwTwcatddB6Qmnc6LPPfUDMwF8p10uPrO1ki78 and I get the following error:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class OAuthUtil in /home/user/domain/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/simple-twitter-connect/OAuth.php on line 642

Good news: No timetable for release, but the developer just told me a new version of the plugin is almost finished. Yay! ??

I’m wondering the same thing. I just setup a new site and when I got ready to try installing W3TC it wouldn’t activate and returned a fatal error (some kind of conflict with the Watermark RELOADED plugin I have installed).

Not sure whether I’d be better off going through the effort of trying to setup a different caching plugin or just wait a little longer to see if this one gets updated.

I noticed Yoast’s WordPress SEO best practices guide still recommends W3 Total Cache and he last updated that page Oct. 27, so hopefully it’s still in active development.

From the developer’s website (4/27/2012):

Do to recent changes in the Dropbox API, EZPZ One Click Backup can no longer save files to Dropbox.

I apologize but due to various reasons there will be no new versions released or further support for EZPZ OCB in the foreseeable future.

For a reliable, inexpensive alternative I recommend trying MyRepono and the MyRepono Plugin. This service, while not entirely free (the fees are as low as 2￠ a day for a small site), works great on WordPress sites as large as 5GB, maybe even larger. MyRepono gives a $5.00 credit when signing up for the service so there is no cost to try it out.

Again, I apologize to all EZPZ One Click Backup users and wish you all the best.

[Plugin: WordPress SEO by Yoast]

Trying to use the %%name%% tag for titles, but when I do it inserts the name of the logged-in user creating the post instead of the user I specify as the post’s author.

I edit and post content for several authors, so unless I can figure out a workaround I’ll have to use a different title structure. Is there maybe another tag I overlooked which would insert the author’s name correctly?