WDG

Hi Paul,

It seems that you’re missing a file that is included in the standard plugin. I see you’re running WordPress 4.9.8 so that’s good. Could you answer some questions for me:

1. How did you install the plugin?
2. What version of php are you running and have any functions been disabled? (If you know this) If any autoloading functions have been disabled that would cause an issue.
3. What host are you on? (If that’s okay to know).

Try deleting and uploading the latest zip file from here: https://github.com/WDGDC/Jarvis/releases to see if that solves your issue.

Kurtis

Edit: posted from wrong account, but still the same person

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by WDG.

@5high
Yes. Those lines are looking for particular user agents and ending their connection if they match.

+1
@m_butcher’s suggestion is incorrect. That’s not what a user agent is for.

Be careful on how you include Open Sans. It may cause issues if it’s being included twice for logged-in users.

Read more here: https://www.webdevelopmentgroup.com/2014/01/replace-open-sans-in-wordpress-3-8/

Be careful with WordPress 3.8. The admin theme has their own implementation of Open Sans. They have a few workarounds for other alphabets, but it’s best to be aware that it may be an issue.

Read on:
https://www.webdevelopmentgroup.com/2014/01/replace-open-sans-in-wordpress-3-8/

Just a heads up. It might have to do with the admin theme and not with your theme at all.

Check it out:
https://www.webdevelopmentgroup.com/2014/01/replace-open-sans-in-wordpress-3-8/

Namibia was getting closer.

If you’re familiar with translation and have a .po file already you can translate the context “Open Sans font: on or off” to “off” and it will be excluded. This is because in the script-loader.php WordPress is employing _x() like this:
if ( 'off' !== _x( 'on', 'Open Sans font: on or off' ) ) { ... }

Here’s a full rundown:
https://www.webdevelopmentgroup.com/2014/01/replace-open-sans-in-wordpress-3-8/

Here’s the skinny and some solutions depending on which direction you want to go.
https://www.webdevelopmentgroup.com/2014/01/replace-open-sans-in-wordpress-3-8/

If this has to do with the forked plugin could you please submit a support ticket to github?

You can follow along on github: https://github.com/WDGDC/CDN-Sync-Tool

We’re working on getting this fork on WordPress, but there are a few more things that need to be fixed.