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This plugin doesn’t create a search results page for you, it just obtains better search results, and puts them on an existing search results page.

It might be your theme that’s busted. Try using the default WordPress theme, then activating this plugin. I bet it’ll work then. If it does, then it’s your theme’s fault, not Relevanssi’s.

Oh I misunderstood you, never mind.

I was afraid of that. Is there a reason jquery can’t be used to pick an a tag instead of an img tag? It sounds like an easy thing to change, but I don’t know. Maybe I’ll try to figure it out later.

Disable trackbacks and pingbacks.

1) WordPress 3.5.2
2) Probably any … IE10, FF 22, Opera 12.16
3)

Uncaught exception: TypeError: ‘$’ is not a function
Error thrown at line 191, column 1 in <anonymous function>() in https://sharethis.com/js/new/get-buttons-new.js:
$(‘#selectSizeType input:radio’).click(function(){
called via Function.prototype.apply() from line 2, column 29466 in <anonymous function: f.Callbacks>(b, f) in https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js:
if(c[l].apply(b,f)===!1&&a.stopOnFalse)
called from line 2, column 31004 in <anonymous function: fireWith>(b, c) in https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js:
d&&(i?a.once||d.push([b,c]):(!a.once||!e)&&n(b,c));
called from line 2, column 19394 in <anonymous function: ready>(a) in https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js:
A.fireWith(c,[e]),e.fn.trigger&&e(c).trigger(“ready”).off(“ready”)
called from line 2, column 28585 in <anonymous function: B>() in https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.1/jquery.min.js:
c.removeEventListener(“DOMContentLoaded”,B,!1),e.ready()

4) SS in 4th post
5) Link https://w.sharethis.com/button/buttons.js OK

Is this ever going to be addressed or acknowledged?

upgrade to 7.0.3 not helped, ss here

mine ss here

in ShareThis Options page modify HTML tags to ex.<!-- no tags -->

It looks like the problem is that I don’t have WordPress set to “Your latest posts” in the reading settings. From what I’ve read the plugin doesn’t work unless your blog is set to this. My site does work when it’s not set to a static page so I’m giving up on this for now.

Solved this problem by adding a new template, but still.

Not sure if should make a new thread, but now I have a problem with one page where plugins that were previously manually disabled on that page won’t load when I switch to a template that should load them.

I believe the problem is at the server where page is hosted: tiny_mce.js is supposedly treated as an “potential security vulnerability”, thus getting deleted periodically. I asked to make an exception for this file, we shall see if this does the trick. It should. Thus, the bizarre mystery is explained.

Ah yes, of course:

I’m using the latest Simple Catch (2.5) theme (not pro, but here’s the pro version: https://catchthemes.com/demo/simplecatch-pro/)

I have the following plugins:

1. Akismet,
2. Core Control,
3. Exclude Pages from Navigation,
4. MTC CKEditor Link Page,
5. Resize images before upload,
6. Simple Lightbox,
7. Use Google Libraries

Is there logic to what’s going on?

I can’t say no or yes, because this is happening randomly.
I’d have to take my page down (it’s live) for a few days to check this (Because with default theme and no plugins my page is useless). I really can’t afford this right now.
But it’s not happening with plugins or default theme like every hour. I don’t even think there’s a pattern.

I’m hoping for random ideas what could be wrong and try to eliminate it on the go.

I may have not been clear enough. It’s not an apache redirect. It’s Facebook considering the og:url info to be the “real” site that it should scrape data from.

It goes as follows:

1. I submit “https://www.example.com/wp/&#8221; to Facebook Debugger.
2. Facebook Debugger reads og:url which is “https://www.example.com/wp&#8221;
3. Facebook Debugger GETs “https://www.example.com/wp&#8221;
4. Apache redirects untrailed to trailed -> “https://www.example.com/wp/&#8221;
5. goto 2, causing “circular redirect”