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Sorry, found the support section – will post it there.

@grafite and @all:

MailPoet was the culprit with me as well.

I deactivated, deleted and reinstalled MailPoet and now the media button works again.

I think the problem is with the upgrading of previous versions of MailPoet because every time I update another plugin MailPoet also updates as well. Very strange indeed.

Please send a mail to MailPoet support as well to indicate that they have a serious issue!

you should have a look at the database tables and see if removing the entries for locking will solve your problem.

Hi Josh,

thanks, the bug is fixed in version 4.3.1.1.

I want to thank you for providing such a useful plugin and I know that this is a huge commitment in time and energy from your side.

Unfortunately the feature creep in your plugin is something that I do not need and the cross-effects of adding functionality seems to hurt the stability.

I am sad that I have made the decision to go for another TinyMCE plugin which just provides the TinyMCE editor and almost nothing else.

I value stability much higher than additional features.

I wish you all the best for the future.

Take care
Alex

This sounds like a cool idea – I really appreciate your work!

I support adding a list of Strings in the settings where errors are then not logged anymore.

Thanks for your reply.

I assume then everything is fine and that the line I changed in the 403.php is just for commenting out the error so that it does not appear in the blog. The request will still be blocked though.

Done.

Well, you have to nag Yoast about this (or the guy from the Alyeska theme) to program a solution.

To me this plugin is not important at all so I just removed it because I would not refrain from using Alyeska.

YMMV.

Yes, the only solution I have found is to completely disable this plugin. I only use the SEO plugin from Yoast.

Thanks for the quick feedback.

Instead of using a global var I instantiated the class again and now it seems to work (but still mangles my layout, need to look into this later).

I now call it like this:

$mysubscribe2 = new s2class;
$mysubscribe2->user_menu();