YacoRoca

Same issue, I have seen that this has been a user need since at least a year ago, are there any plans to incorporate it into the plugin?

Would be good to know a definitive answer on this for the foreseeable future.

Thanks!

same here, surprised this issue has been asked a few times and it seems there has not been a response in months.

Same here

for the plugin issue described initially. (posting does work now).

Not sure what setting muight be conflicting as I checked and it all seems normal.

Ok, scratch that, still getting the same error message.

Ok, so I found that this was because I used a tilde / accent mark on one of my page names in the forum settings. Just removed the accent mark and now it works, and I’m not getting the error message anymore. It also fixed a 404 page not found issue when posting new content.

And I just noticed the typo in the title for this thread.

sounds like good advice esmi, thanks again!

Esmi, you are a life saver!!!!

thanks so much, I did not expect a plugin to do that when no modifications had been made to it in the meantime, I mean…things just seemed to dissappear, however deactivating and reactivating fixed it…. I reactivated ALL the plugins and everrything was restored. Starnge.

Why might that have happened?

That makes sense, I’ll try it, however is that likely given that I made no changes to plugins before the incident?

Or how can I check if anyone logged on to my wp admin and deleted them?

Development site is https://yacoroca.com/dev/dunna/

On the plugin page:

“2 of 24 support threads in the last two months have been resolved.”

i checked and at least one seemed to have been solved by a community member.

Has support for this awesome plugin been discontinued altogether?

Never mind, fixed. Either my hosting provider fixed it (their support line was packed, so it’s possible others had a similar issue), or clearing the browser’s cache did it.

In any case, recommend people clear browser and any theme or plugin cache, and if that doesn’t do it and you don’t want to manually reinstall WP, get in touch with your hosting provider if there’s a chance they updated WP or there’s a chance they might help.

Yup. Rachel, were you able to identify exactly which line is that? I’m just curious, since the issue has already been fixed.

Not sure which of the site’s .htaccess he changed, I’m guessing it was the core site, (the domain with which the hosting was registered, which houses the other 2 sites presenting the issue). However, I am not sure exactly what he commented out by looking at this, as both lines dealing with php seem to be active, any ideas?

RewriteEngine on
(here was info info regarding other irrelevant)

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

Ok, got it fixed, or rather, InMotion Tech Support did, my advice is to get in touch with them via tech support chat, Rachel. Wastabik, get in touch with your hosting provider and see if they can help with this as well.

I had tried to revert via dashboard but could not because of the same issue, and did not want to do a manual reversion.

Feedback from InMotion’s Cory P. was this (only posting the most relevant bits):

On Issue
“your account was forcing PHP 5.2 and 3.7 has serious issues on PHP 5.2 “

“That theme may not be optimized for PHP 5.3+ or WP 3.7+ “

On Fix
“If you look in the home directory, there is a .htaccess file that has a line dictating the PHP version in it which I have commented out. “

On whether I should fix it myself should it happen again
“It should be resolved now, but if it does happen, please contact us again. “

Cory P.’s / Inmotion’s support was very quick and spot on, highly recommended!