andreasbln

Got the same problem, the plugin doesn’t work with Firefox anymore!

Well, I guess I have an error in the WordPress database. In which table, look there?

That’s right, but I now have a few users whose unread messages counter is 2 or 3, but who are no longer in the chat. Even deleting all saved conversations, after which the counter should be 0, doesn’t help.

How to reset the “Unread messages counter” for a user to 0?

The request can be closed! Support solved the problem!

Thanks a lot for your efforts!

Is there a download link to version 1.9.xx of BM?

The current versions do not work, with each update there are new problems.

Individual translations are no longer displayed and mobile phone users cannot enter text (letter salad) in full-text mode.

It’s nice that they have a new version, but I have to run a community and have to rely on stable software.

The support request in WordPress for BM rarely works, neither with Edge nor with Firefox, otherwise I would have done it already. The submit button is not displayed.

On the demo website everything works as it should on the phone, just like mine with version BM 1.9xx

Surely this will be a conflict, however I can’t change my WordPress theme with all its plugins just because there was an update from BM. The new version is no longer compatible!

I’m using a standard TwentyFourteen theme with UberMenu and ShiftNav, so nothing out of the ordinary.

John Godley Redirection plugin works well with All-In-One Security.

All-In-One Security does not work with Peter Raschendorfer’s 404page plugin. With 100,000+ installs this is a very popular plugin and I use it myself on several WordPress installs.

That’s a pity, especially since I already bought the Smart404 extension.

Thanks!

For the PC I can specify the URL where the BM shortcode is located. That works fine. For the mobile button, which is called from every page, I need the name of the class to enter it in WP Content Copy Protection & No Right Click. Is that a different class?

I found and solved the problem myself. The solution was simple, how does my installation differ from the others?

I made the following change, which worked up to version 1.8.4:

https://wpforo.com/community/postid/16663/

With version 1.9.1 this change brings a memory error that is displayed as a 503 error and brings WordPress to a halt.

After I’ve removed the change, everything works as the developers intended.

Thanks for the support!

Version 1.9.1 shows no changes. After activation, the web server produces a 503 error and can no longer be used.
What have I done:

Disable all wpForo an all wpForo plugins
Clear cache and opcache
Delete wpforo directory
Install and activate version 1.9.1
WordPress stopped working with a 503 error.

On the fly, this is frustrating for the forum users. I have to create a clone of WordPress first to test this further.

The innoDB tables don’t seem to be the problem and at first glance I don’t find any PHP errors either. I’ve tried it for several hours and will stay with version 1.8.4, it works very well and I and my users are very satisfied.

Never change a running system!

It is only annoying when you have switched on an automatic plugin update, which stops the WordPress server from running completely after an update from wpForo.

In the long run this is not a good solution if stability is required and I will look for another forum software. Assign a PHP programmer to program a data transfer for me.

I will publish the plugin so that other affected wpForo users also have the opportunity to switch to working alternatives.

It is not a good basis for running a forum if, after 2 years, you suddenly have to fear that the entire operation of the forum will have to be stopped when updates are made.

Plesk say:

The mode switches off InnoDB engine in MySQL database server, and Apache web server modules that are not critical for hosting services. This makes Plesk use less memory than other control panels available on the market, which ensures better utilization of hardware resources and increased density of virtual environments per server.

There are 20 WordPress installations on my Plesk server and now should I give up this speed advantage for a single plugin?

Should there be another way?

Ubuntu 18.04 is shipped with MariaDB 10.1. MariaDB 10.x version is a drop-in replacement for MySQL 5.5-5.7. and the standard for all Plesk installations for WordPress.

OK, many users and future customers will only be able to switch to other forum software!!!

MySQL / MariaDB / Percona Version 10.1.47 (2020-10-07)

My hosting service says I should install software that is compatible with modern MySQL servers and not rely on incompatible products.

As a customer, I’m always the stupid one!

Ok, I’ll wait until there is a working update, which you can install even without SQL knowledge or run the risk of shooting down your WordPress and losing your work for years just because updates were not thought through properly.