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Can’t provide a url as it’s deactivated, but I think I worked out the problem:

We have a website with a black background.

We are assuming that the black text on the Playbuzz content has no background colour on some of the content, thereby rendering it invisible on a dark background.

Sound about right?

The reason I didn’t want to use Youtube is that one of my music videos got taken down.

Hey, I never thought of using Dropbox, thanks!

Thanks, that looks just right!

Changing the memory limit is fine, but exceeding the memory limit (64MB on GoDaddy) is potentially suicide if they catch on, and I will not risk it.

I’m now using Browser Rejector which does exactly the same thing, without having to fart about, so marked as resolved, but certainly not by way of the Advanced Browser Check connections!

Sorry no, it’s not really an acceptable solution to have to go into your hosting panel and increase settings that aren’t supposed to be increased, just to get one plugin to work.

I’ll look elsewhere until you decide to make it work as before.

Thanks anyway!

No, it’s not having it.

The activation is being allowed now, but the website crashes to a white screen of death with the message:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING or ‘(‘ in /home/content/03/7008403/html/mysiteaddress/wp-content/plugins/advanced-browser-check/abc-core.php on line 5

And on one occasion when I did get a different response, the screen faded to black with the following message:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 67108864 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 361 bytes) in /home/content/03/7008403/html/mysiteaddress/wp-content/plugins/advanced-browser-check/browscap/browscap.php on line 712

..after which, the white screen came back on a refresh.

A fix would be nice!

Hang on – just found that my GoDaddy account is running php 5.2 – now upgrading to 5.3.

I’ll let you know in an hour.

Yes, I THINK I’ve worked it out via a Yoast tutorial – set the title and description details in their ‘Home’ settings.

I’ve never had to touch those before as I’ve always used static homepages.

For future reference though:

How would you go about optimizing ANY theme’s homepage for title and description if it was a page containing posts, WITHOUT using a plugin?

As a postscript:

It may well be noted that the problems I had were with the Pro version, rather than the free version available from the WordPress repository.

I feel that as a stripped down version is available for free, with the promise of so much more if you upgrade to pro, and that there are copious amounts of adverts within the free version that announce this, it is only right that anything advertised within a free version of ANY plugin that also has an enhanced version available, should be eligible for further comments in order that prospective buyers can get the full unbiased picture should they wish to try this upgrade.

Please mark as solved – I used a different plugin.

Sorry, we moved it to a secondary test page.

Its now at https://www.secretclassifieds.com/test2

We moved it there as I’m betting its not compatable at all

Hey, any news on this issue, yet?

Maybe it’s just not compatible with 3.8.1?

Yes, it works in our preview pane too, but as you can see, nothing happens when it’s live

Have just placed it onto a test page at https://www.secretclassifieds.com/test

By ‘website disappeared’, I mean that the url loaded up but the page was blank.

Running Linux+Apache on GoDaddy

Using W3 Total Cache

Might seem a silly question, but where is the php error log?

After placing the code into wp-config.php:

Optimize CSS code now works, but JS enabling just gives a blank page again.