streettb

Thanks for your advice. Unfortunately, for me, I deactivated/reactivated all plugins (except the WP Members plugin and the WP debug plugin, of course), and the error was only generated by the WP Members plugin.

Would you mind sharing how you solved this issue? I’m getting the exact same issue. When I deactivate the Wp Members plugin, the warning disappears, so I was assuming it had to do with the plugin? If not, how did you resolve this?

I’m digging a little deeper into this. It appears that the example URL above does redirect. However, I’m actually wanting to redirect a WordPress backend URL, i.e., “/wp-admin?page=somepage&id=33”. Oddly, the URL encoded version of the URL DOES redirect, but the URL as it is listed does not redirect (it just goes to the wp-admin page). Can this plugin not be used for WordPress backend URLs? A little puzzled why the encoded URL does redirect but the URL as inputted doesn’t.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 5 months ago by streettb.

If the “check redirect” pop-up is showing the URL with encoded characters, I would assume that the URL is being saved in the database with encoded characters.

I’ve embedded two screenshots here: (1) Adding an example URL and then (2) the “Check redirect” pop-up screen which shows the URL encoding. If I browse to the URL with the encoding, the redirection works, however, I want the redirection without the encoding.

In terms of entering the URL in the “Source URL” field, I tried both copying and pasting as well as typing the characters (assuming that may have something to do with the encoding) but both ways result in the encoded URL.

Here’s a link to the screengrab in case it is too small to read in the post:
https://lopc.org/wp-content/themes/LOPC2020-cc-child/assets/images/redirection-screenshot.jpg

Thanks!

I installed this a few days ago and I have been monitoring critical errors – so far, so good. I believe this patch fixes the error – thank you.

Thanks for the quick reply. Upon updating the plugin, I immediately received the “critical error” screen in the WordPress dashboard. This error intermittently appears when I refresh the dashboard. I didn’t change any settings to the plugin after updating. I’ve set my WordPress install to send me emails with more info, so what I copied originally in this thread is the error messages sent via email. Composer is not within this installation of WordPress.

For what it’s worth, here’s more info about the WordPress installation:

WordPress version 6.2.2
PHP version 7.4.33.3
Host: WPEngine

If you need any other info, let me know.

I double-checked the domain name on the Google console and ReCaptcha version 2 is set under “Contact > ReCaptcha Version.” The version of Contact Form 7 is currently 5.2.

Any other troubleshooting recommendations?

Thanks for resolving this issue.

For those that are wondering, I think the best way to handle the above is to:

(1) Create new category
(2) Go to all posts and filter by the original category
(3) Click bulk actions
(4) apply new category to the posts within the original category.

Probably the easiest approach to this problem.

Thank you for looking into this problem!

Admin Access granted… if you don’t receive credentials, let me know.

Thanks for the reply:

Here’s is the page with the two photo galleries (first one displays; nothing displays for the second one under the headline “Social Justice Arts Night”: https://thegubbioproject.org/press/photos/)

Perhaps there’s a conflict in the shortcodes generated? Here they are for reference:

Gallery one:
[Best_Wordpress_Gallery gallery_type=”slideshow” theme_id=”1″ gallery_id=”1″ sort_by=”order” slideshow_effect=”fade” slideshow_interval=”5″ slideshow_width=”800″ slideshow_height=”500″ enable_slideshow_autoplay=”0″ enable_slideshow_shuffle=”0″ enable_slideshow_ctrl=”1″ enable_slideshow_filmstrip=”1″ slideshow_filmstrip_height=”70″ slideshow_enable_title=”0″ slideshow_title_position=”top-right” slideshow_enable_description=”0″ slideshow_description_position=”bottom-right” enable_slideshow_music=”0″ slideshow_music_url=”0″ watermark_type=”none” watermark_link=”0″]

Gallery two (not displaying):
[Best_Wordpress_Gallery gallery_type=”slideshow” theme_id=”1″ gallery_id=”2″ sort_by=”order” slideshow_effect=”none” slideshow_interval=”5″ slideshow_width=”800″ slideshow_height=”500″ enable_slideshow_autoplay=”0″ enable_slideshow_shuffle=”0″ enable_slideshow_ctrl=”1″ enable_slideshow_filmstrip=”1″ slideshow_filmstrip_height=”70″ slideshow_enable_title=”0″ slideshow_title_position=”top-right” slideshow_enable_description=”0″ slideshow_description_position=”bottom-right” enable_slideshow_music=”0″ slideshow_music_url=”0″ watermark_type=”none” watermark_link=”0″]

Many thanks for the clarification

Follow-up: disregard, as I was able to troubleshoot this.