Yaron Guez

Thanks! I appreciate the effort. I am on the verge of disabling the feature all together and using File Change Monitor instead. I literally get 5 BLANK emails a day from every one of my sites. Most of the sites use W3 Total Cache but not all and the problem affects them all.

Hi, I can’t figure out how to search the forum so I apologize if this has already be proposed.

I’m not sure if it’s possible but it would be hugely useful to disable file change detection when an administrator updates a plugin from the dashboard.

Thanks!

I did some digging and, you are correct. I stand corrected. There was a perfect storm of incompatibility. I’m using the Roots theme which de-registers jQuery in order to load it from Google CDN using a hard coded <script> reference within the header. I’m also using J-Shortcodes which checks to see if jQuery is registered and, if not, registers it to its own local version which is 1.4.4. Lots of doing things wrong going on!

I BELIEVE that the rule only matches the file name, so changing it should be enough. I didn’t want to break future upgrades, though, to the plugin or to the script itself.

Just use Google’s own snippet tool:
https://translate.google.com/translate_tools

Copy the text into your header or into a widget or whatever.

Just use Google’s own widget. Copy it into your header or wherever:
https://translate.google.com/translate_tools

Thanks so much!

I too am having this problem. I have quite a bit of 301 redirects on a site that was migrated from a non-Wordpress install. All of the redirects are working properly and not generating 404 errors however this plugin emails me every time one of the old URLs is queried.

This thread:
https://crowdfavorite.com/forums/topic/404-errors-being-reported-on-redirects

addresses this issue but I’m wary of modifying WordPress core. I also am not sure where the lines of code in question are listed. Any ideas?

I’m not using QuickCache and am having the same problem.

I resolved my issue by having GoDaddy migrate the server from a Windows box to a Linux one. Reason number 524 why you shouldn’t host WordPress on a Windows server.

I was never able to track down any errors relating to the disappearance. It was a one time issue that never happened again so I just forgot about it. Sorry, I know that’s not particularly helpful.

Wonderful! I’ll give this a shot on my website, https://www.contrav.com and let you know how it goes!

So far the two best bets I’ve seen are Vanilla Forums with the Voting Plugin and Question2Answer with manually coded single sign on.

Vanilla Forums: vanillaforums.org
Vanilla Forums Plugin: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/vanilla-forums/
Voting Plugin: https://vanillaforums.org/addon/voting-plugin

Question2Answer: question2answer.org
Question2Answer WordPress Integration: https://www.question2answer.org/qa/428/how-can-i-integrate-it-with-wordpress#c1623

I’m still researching this though. Let me know what you find as well!

I tracked the problem down! I’m using a heavily modified version of Register Plus and the users being deleted had never verified their email address. Register Plus was deleting them after a grace period of 7 days. I’m modifying the code now to send out a reminder email instead of outright deleting them. Big relief!

Some more information, two users were removed at the exact same time today. Looking up those usernames in my email history I found that both registered on my site on the same day, 8 days ago, albeit at different hours of the day. This sort of coincidence leads me to doubt that a malicious user is at play.

I’m going to try and see if any installed plugins call wp_delete_user and also look into hooking into this action to see what else I can learn. Any other approaches are much appreciated.