Antonio Max

I’ve sent the information with a link to this post. Can’t thank you guys enough, great support! I really hope this tool can fix that error, thank you.

I believe I have found the issue.

I have manually updated live MYSQL data from a brand new local installation of WordPress+Nextgen (both last versions). I’ve updated ‘wp_postmeta’ values where they where related to some ‘draft’ posts in the ‘wp_posts’ table, copying the values from each row, to the live server.

I have also updated a few values on the ‘wp_posts’ table related to those ‘wp_postmeta’ values, because they where lacking the ‘post_content’ AND ‘post_content_filtered’ content as well.
After all this boring manual work the galleries worked, I also had settings back!

But I had a problem. The settings page was pointing to my local installation. Somehow you encrypt path information inside the ‘post_content’ values on ‘wp_posts’.

So after I clicked save on settings, guess what? Both ‘wp_posts’ > ‘post_content’ values AND entire fields on ‘wp_post_meta’, like ‘entity_types’ where completely gone!! Even ‘wp_post_meta’ > ‘view_order’ values where all reset to 10000 instead of original values I had just inserted manually!

I don’t know where, but my installation doesn’t ‘default’ very well. My guess is that somehow settings are broken and when your code tries to ‘reset’ it, it does in a way that it can’t set it’s defaults back as it should, because the ‘post_content’ values are gone, I get no settings as well.

What should I do?

@photocrati – Well thanks, just uploaded all the files via FTP overwriting the files updated via wordpress. I even clicked the suspicious “reset all options…” button, with no luck at all.

Settings page still ‘broken’ like on that previous pic, and galleries won’t show.

Also, on Other options > Miscellaneous > Permalink slug, what is the value that should be there? nggallery OR ngg_images?

The latest beta reads as 2.0.57.1 and I’m on 2.0.63, so it’s a downgrade?

What else can I do?

I’m using this one to change the mail name as well:

function my_mail_from( $email )
{
    return '[email protected]';
}
add_filter( 'wp_mail_from', 'my_mail_from' );

function my_mail_from_name( $name )
{
    return 'Le website name';
}
add_filter( 'wp_mail_from_name', 'my_mail_from_name' );

Yea, I second that.
We should be able to customize that message (for other languages maybe?) and the mail subject title.

After hours of debug I have decided to remove the wp_enqueue_script for a tabs.js file of mine (in the functions.php) and put that directly on the only page that uses that script using:
<script src=”<?php bloginfo(‘template_directory’); ?>/js/tabs.js” type=”text/javascript” charset=”utf-8″></script>

And now it goes without any error. Still, why I had JS errors because of a file that has 5 lines without any connection with jetpack is still beyond me.
Thanks anyway.

Hey Jeremy,

Yeap, Twenty Twelve gave me no JS errors. Why this theme giving me errors is beyond me ??

Just a follow up.

The contact form will not send emails if the visitor email address does not exist.
I had some fake accounts on my wp and was trying to send emails logged as those fake users (with invalid emails), so no emails were sent.
Using valid email addresses, everything works as expected. Thanks Jetpack Team!

On your CSS add:

.sharing {
padding: 0 !important;
margin: 0 !important;
}

Is this forum dead?
Ive tried to duplicate the blog with a clean installation on another domain and everything seems to work fine.
What can be wrong? Any idea?

Ok, got login.
Steps:

Renamed the plugin folder.
Checked the log at the server, was giving some errors about the missing favicon.ico and this:
[client 189.4.63.163] PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/blog/wp-content/themes/mytheme/functions.php:4) in /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/blog/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 770

Checked my theme functions.php and the only thing thats on it is:

<?php
if ( function_exists(‘register_sidebar’) )
register_sidebar();
?>

Anyway, renamed this file and also re-uploaded the pluggable.php to its folder.

After that, the login page appeared but none of my two users was able to login, so i password reset for admin, got the new password, reset the password (now logged) for both users and now looks like it is available as usual.

This have never happened to me on older wordpress versions, and as im not the only one facing this kinda issue, im forced to think that’s some wordpress incompatibility with some plugins or something else.

Also, im sad with the wordpress team for the lack of support from the developers on this issue.

Hope this help someone with the same problem.

Best regards

Antonio Max

I find exactly this issue on my blog.
On wp-admin folder, i see no page at all, only a blank page.
Cant login, cant post cant do anything at all on the admin.
Tried renaming the plugins folder and no sucess yet.
Have also updated the wordpress from 2.5 to 2.6, also, no luck.
Have already backed up the wordpress database.
What sould i do? Help please.

Pleaseeeeeeeeee

same here. anyone? should i replace files on wp directory?
have already removed some new plugins recently activated and nothing changes.
a blank screen.
on every admin url…blog sems to work just fine
HEEELPP!!!!