Andrew

Fixing line 235 works for me, but only when I’m logged into the site. When I log out of WordPress, the 404 page appears again.

Just wanted to add another confirmation on this. The fix for line 235 worked in my case as well.

Bumping this. Would be great to hear from the developer on this issue.

I was possibly able to fix this temporarily. In the front_rvy.php file, lines 125-130, I replaced:

if ( $id ) {
if ( ! $template = rvy_get_post_meta($id, '_wp_page_template', true) ) {
if ( $revision = get_post( $id ) ) {
$template = rvy_get_post_meta($revision->post_parent, '_wp_page_template', true);
}
}

With:

if ( $id ) {
if ( ! $template = get_post_meta($id, '_wp_page_template', true) ) {
if ( $revision = get_post( $id ) ) {
$template = get_post_meta($revision->post_parent, '_wp_page_template', true);
}
}

I’m also experiencing this issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

@johnmcalester and Andrew Nacin – thanks for your replies. I’m in communication with WPEngine tech support and have provided them with this tip.

Nothing I have tried has worked so far. Site is on WPEngine. I tried copying the site from Live to Staging on WPEngine, deactivating all plugins and switching to the default theme and my Dashboard formatting still looks broken. Layout is fine, but it’s like the CSS for the left Dashboard menu, CSS for anything in the main editor areas, etc. has been stripped.

Same issue for me as well. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I tried re-uploading 3.8.3 files manually, and that allowed me to finally log in, but now, the formatting is off. Looks like the Dashboard is missing some CSS code somewhere.

I’m waiting to hear back from the recipient on if they can provide the header to me. It may be another day or two. Once I have it, what’s the best, most secure way to get this to you? Thanks for your help!

They are using JetPack, but not for subscriptions. No to FeedBurner.

Fixed. Capability type was not set to ‘post’. Once I changed this, it appeared again in the admin menu.

I should clarify… this is the actual process that worked for me:

In the WP Dashboard:
Tools > Upgrade > Re-install Automatically

THEN…

In Firefox:
Tools > Clear Private Data > Clear Cache

Then, refresh the Dashboard. At that point, once you go to edit a post or page, the editor should show up.

In Firefox, I went to Tools > Clear Private Data and cleaned out my Firefox cache. This did the trick from me.