SpencerLavery

Hey @hwk-fr,

Thanks for letting us know, and for sorting it so quickly! Much appreciated!

And I hope you had an excellent birthday! Cheers! Agree about the donate button.

Any update on this? Also experiencing the same bug on a recently updated site.

Thanks for your incredible work on this plugin!

Thank you for your replies and your incredible plugin by the way – it’s brilliant!

I’ve changed back to the WP-included version of WordPress and it works fine — might be worth bearing in mind though as WP will surely include the newer jQuery release at some point.

Happens in Chrome Version 22.0.1229.94 and Firefox 9.0.1 also.

You can see it happening as a viewer: here.

The exact error appears to be a bug with WP’s included version of jQuery UI:

TypeError: 'undefined' is not a function (evaluating 'a.curCSS(this,"marginLeft",!0)')

No ideas?

I’m pretty sure this is a cache issue of your browser and not a wordpress problem.

I would have said the same, but this is happening on vanilla fresh installs, on multiple computers.

To answer your question, it’s the media popup in the post editor admin page. I’m not using Thickbox to display images on the front end.

Bumping because it sat in moderation for hours and never got seen.

Update: adding the category base back in not only makes the links work, but it also makes the old links that don’t contain the category base work too (https://spencerlavery.com/blog/).

This is odd and far from a solution, but it will do for now. I really need to remove the cat base again at some point otherwise the autogenerated links to my cats will be wrong.

Yeah I noted this just before the official release on the test list, a patch was created but wasn’t implemented in time. I’m sure it will be fixed in the next release.

Hi there,

Do you have the aLinks plugin installed by any chance?

If so, delete the plugin from the live FTP then try logging in (alternatively, rename the aLinks plugin folder).

OK, well that’s a lot less sinister than it could have been.

Regardless, it’s a foolish decision to force WP to require a connection to an external web site/server in order to function just for the use of a plugin. The whole point of hosting the blog yourself is that you are responsible for its uptime/upkeep.

He should have at the very least coded a timeout on that query that skipped over it if the server was down. I had over 30 client blogs not working for over 24 hours because of it. I hate to imagine how many others in the blogosphere were affected.

Just a case of bad planning/architecture then. Won’t be using any headzoo plugins anymore, unfortunately. aLinks seemed to spend more time not working than working anyway, about time I had an excuse to bin it.

My server timeout could be set lower than yours, hence mine not coming in but yours appearing slowly.

Just to clarify I’m talking about the backend only – the frontends were coming in, albeit very slowly.

You are a legend, I will try this out when I get home. If this works, I will be the happiest man alive.

Try re-uploading the lot, as my problem appeared to be entirely permissions based.

Are you experiencing this with 2.3.1? If possible have your host switch PHP Error Reporting on, if you’re seeing blank pages.

Might you have any conflicting url rewrite rules? 30 seconds make it seem as though the browser’s being pointed in a few different directions before making the database call.