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  • I downgraded WP to 4.6.10 and the plugin works again. I know that’s far from ideal, but my client is happy and I don’t have any more hours to pour into this project at this time. Thank you for your offer of assistance.

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by singer74.

    I ran tests with my custom theme disabled (set site to Twenty Twelve) and all plugins disabled (except for DNT of course), and tried in multiple browsers. That would lead one to believe that it’s a conflict with the latest core.

    Strangely, if I go into Incognito mode, then delete all the existing ticker items, then add new ones from scratch and click update, that seems to work. I don’t know why I can’t just edit and then update existing entries.

    I am having this same exact issue. Have been using the ticker for years, all of a sudden when I try to change a ticker and update it, the tickers all go blank and nothing is saved. I do not have any Javascript errors in the console. The same thing happens if I start a new ticker — I click Publish and the ticker goes blank.

    The text in my tickers is very short — 3 or 4 words at most. I recently upgraded to WordPress 5.6.2 and I have all caching currently OFF.

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by singer74.
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    Hey @jnashhawkins. I think you helped out on my last issue too (multisite single sign-on problems). Honestly I’d like to take this whole multisite network and chuck it out the window… figuratively of course.

    I definitely reported the wrong WP version, it’s actually 5.1.4, NOT 5.4.1 (ha). I’ve been instructed not to update that at this time for fear of what else may go wrong, especially because these are all live sites for our “biggest” customer and the last several months have been bumpy. Same with PHP, I’d love to upgrade but that won’t be possible for a while.

    Interesting point about the network plugin activation as opposed to site-by-site, I hadn’t thought of that. Come Monday I’ll try what you said and report back.

    I did exactly the same thing — network activate, set settings on subsite and it does not work.
    Is there any chance of working this out?

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    Thanks @kalico for clarifying, that makes more sense now. Yes the network as a whole is installed in a subdirectory so I guess that’s not a problem.

    Just as an update to this issue, we (the server admin and I) did finally solve this. The server admin did something to change the way cookies are processed…. not entirely sure what it was but the sites are functional now. We have to suck it up as far as logging into every site individually, but that’s not so bad.

    We are now working on a plan to plow through all these networks (there are 6 I believe) and distribute the clunkier ones to their own servers. I’m probably looking at about 6 months until we get through it and it is all healthy, but hey, good for my pocketbook. $$ Thanks everyone.

    Same thing here as @jbaptiste above — it won’t work on my multisite install. If I activate it on one subsite in the network (and it doesn’t have to be the main site), it works and in the dashboard it shows spam attempts being blocked. As soon as I activate it on a second subsite, they both start showing “No data available.”

    Antispam Bee v. 2.9.1
    WP v. 5.1.1

    Thread Starter singer74

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    Thank you for the extra info, @bcworkz and @jnashhawkins. Not the resolution I hoped for but all good information to know.

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    @bcworkz, Ugh, the repeated login thing is not great news. However, my boss has been leaning towards breaking these all out as individual sites sometime down the line, in which case we’d be logging into them all separately anyway. But in your next paragraph, you implied that if I went to a subdirectory install, this might all work without the extra logging in. Am I understanding you correctly there? If that’s the case, I might be able to pull that off.

    @jnashhawkins, sorry for disturbing your nap haha — believe me, it doesn’t help my sleep much either! I’ve done a lot of cleanup and managed to get it down to 111 plugins so far, and removed several themes as well (still have 55 of those). The network is on AWS, not my own hosting, and frankly the server sucks. It hasn’t been maintained as far as updates, has many issues (the symlinks alone, OMG) and reboots itself anywhere from 6-12 times a day. Oh and did I mention, there are at least 2 or 3 other multisite networks on here that I haven’t even delved into yet? I’m trying to whip everything into shape but holy cow is this a mess. I definitely like your idea of changing up servers and as I understand it we are looking to upgrade soon.

    Thread Starter singer74

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    Well that’s a bummer. I’ll ask and let you know.

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    Hi Jan,
    Appreciate your reply, the site is here. Also I’m sorry, but it is very definitely spyware, which falls under the general umbrella of malware, doesn’t it? This is what the American dictionary says of spyware:

    spyware (spī?war?)?
    n. Software that secretly gathers information about a person or organization. (Check!)
    n. Any malicious software that is designed to take partial or full control of a computer’s operation without the knowledge of its user. (Check! — in that it can’t be removed or stopped)

    I think I may not have been quite clear. The ShareThis plugin installed non-removable VISUAL elements on my page and in my code — see screenshots below. When I say non-removable I mean they persist after so-called uninstall, and that is definitely NOT okay. This is doubly true in this case, where it was not disclosed that elements and code would be permanent even after “uninstall” — that’s ridiculous.

    I’m trying to make someone higher up aware of this thing because there’s no way this should be allowed in the official WP plugins directory. I could understand if it were a plugin I had downloaded from a third-party website, but I got this right here on WP.org and that is so wrong.

    Visual elements still on page
    Code still in page source
    Active tracker
    Plugin not installed

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by singer74.
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    No, sorry to say I have not been able to resolve it! Glad you had some luck with a workaround. I’ll have to try that.

    Hi Brandon, no it seems it doesn’t completely go away… I’m having this problem too. See screenshot and please explain. This code doesn’t belong on my site as the plugin has been deactivated & uninstalled.

    screenshot

    • This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by singer74.
    • This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by singer74.
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