tommyg73

Sorry posted in wrong thread.

What solved it for me was changing the path.
The thing for me was that I transfered the site to a different hosting provider (which obviously had different directory structure and site path).
I searched my PHPMyAdmin for “path” and found the option named “upload_path” and changed it. Now upload works like a charm.

Oh, and all the “old” shortcodes stopped working as well – said to be deprecated.
So now you have to go through all the old posts from way back when to fix them?
This is really wierd.

Thanks @cmccrone. That did the trick for me as well.

Donncha & clvr
You are great.
You helped me get over spending more time answering complains from clients trying to update their posts than on actual working ??

Btw, anyway of getting the cache/don’t cache these types to be set differently on different blogs on a single multisite system?

Again, thanks.

I actually looked at the whois information, which is what drove me to double check my site – unfortunately after the plugin was already installed.
How naive was I ;->

The link I got was https://docs.emmaagency.biz/wp_install
Not to say that you should install it or anything, but maybe someone wants to examine the code.

@puzzl3d
Have you installed the plugin on your site?
I installed it and then removed it after reviewing the changes to my site. This plugin did not just add ads, but also modified wp_setting.php and another file in wp_admin to inject (encoded) code seemingly as cache.
I’ve contacted them after removing the plugin and the changes – if they are actually ligit they will send static html ads (we’ll see).

It looks like you’re using different collations on your database – it actually says so on your error log.
Go to your phpMyAdmin (or other DB editor that you have) and change the collation on the table which has “latin1_swedish_ci” to “utf8_general_ci” – or the other way around, depending on which collation the rest of your tables are in this database.
Also check that the DB’s own collation is the same for the sake of other plugins that may need to create an addintional table on your DB.

Found a workaround here: https://bavotasan.com/tutorials/remove-the-title-attribute-from-wordpress-category-and-page-lists/
essentially it’s using a regular expression to remove the title attribute after it’s been created, i.e. in the theme (most likely in either functions.php or header.php)

This seems like a good solution,
however
when you go to upgrade your WP version, the change gets deleted.
Can anyone offer a neat theme based solution?

Hi,
Had the same problem with my site (wp 3.0).
Strangely enough what solved it was changing the “id” field in “wp_domain_mapping_logins” into an auto-increment int (from varchar).
this table only contains one line that doesn’t change after logins/logouts (maybe it will change when I setup a new blog), but no more “Unknown logout key”.

btw, I really love this plugin.