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Thanks – I think that will be a help for some sites and situations.

As far as verbosity goes, I guess the line of thought I was going down was something like using csv format, so you don’t need all the headers for every field in every record. I know that is a tradeoff – less human readable, more machine readable. Just makes it possible to reduce the number of characters per error (so less i/o, slower file size growth).

Thanks for being open to the logging toggle option!

Ed

You are probably not going to find a theme that fits the bill. Probably the best approach (if you end up using WordPress) is to develop a custom plugin specific to your exact needs.

This will need the ability to store the data you are collecting (database structure to contain it and input form or interface to get it stored perhaps using XMLRPC or some sort of JSON call), as well as the means to compile it and display it in table form as well as whatever other output is required. Graph form is also very doable – there is a lovely jQuery plugin called Flot which makes plotting data (even real-time data) very simple.

Everything you are describing is very doable, but you are not going to find anything off-the-shelf that is going to meet that need. You will probably need to develop it or hire someone to develop it for you.

There is adcode that does exactly that. Are you sure the theme is clear of extra ad code? Are there any advertising or text-link-ads plugins installed?

The other possibility is that spyware on your local machine can do this. Do you see it on multiple sites you visit, or just on your own site?

Why not just make sure the wrapping div does not specify a height (or force height:auto) in the stylesheet?

Then that div will wrap the content, and if there is no image displayed, then it will be 0 height.

(If there is a default image that takes the place of a missing image then this will not work – but you could override the default image with a 1×1 pixel transparent image to minimize the height it brings.)

Another option is to add:

define( ‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false );

to your wp-config.php file.

It seems there are some plugins and themes that cause the concatenated script delivery to fail which disables much of the wordpress backend interface.

Like esmi said, the server logs will give insight if you can find them.

What kind of hosting control panel does your host use? Cpanel? Plesk/Parallels?

Another possibility is just a cookie issue. Go into your browser settings and delete all cookies for your url. Close your browser, restart and log into wordpress and see if that helps.

The other cause of this is if you are using memcached, you have to clear that cache and restart memcached.

Good luck.

Ed

I’ve noticed the same behavior. On pages and posts, the AIOSEO section is not draggable for some reason.

When you start to drag it, it moves around but it cannot be dropped anywhere. And when you refresh the page, it has been removed as a visible section.

Two things. First, I just changed sass compilers from PHamlP to phpsass. Should be some dramatic improvements now.

Second, the style.css should be in your theme directory, not the site root. Take a close look at the install instructions and make sure that you followed all the steps, including creating the target file and setting its permissions.

I just changed sass compilers from PHamlP to phpsass. Should be some dramatic improvements now and this may resolve your issue. (Update the plugin!)

PHamlP seemed to die on very simple (and correct) SASS code.

As I posted on the other thread, I just changed sass compilers from PHamlP to phpsass. Should be some dramatic improvements now.

I just changed sass compilers from PHamlP to phpsass. After you update the plugin you should see some dramatic improvements.

Right now it is automatic and hard coded although you could change the settings in the plugin. I will consider adding a setup function to the plugin although right now I’ve got so much paying work lined up, adding that is not on my radar, but that could change…

It checks times when any admin page is loaded (but not blog pages).
If it has been 10 minutes since the last scan action has happened, it tries to scan.

The scan process tries to find the next element (plugin, theme or core directory) to be scanned. It attempts to scan a specific element every 4 hours.

The idea behind this is that roughly every four hours, your install is being checked – but this is dependent on someone using the wordpress backend. It only scans one element at a time to make the impact on the user minimal.

Then, of course, there is the manual scan. You can go to Settings->Wordpress Sentinel and then click the Check Everything button and it will scan every element while you wait.

There is no email notification at this time.

Here is one other issue someone had and how it was fixed:
https://drupal.org/node/1479632

Not sure if that applies. I believe indents do matter somewhat in SASS. I would try adding a line at a time and then determining exactly which definition is failing.

Ed

Unfortunately PHamlP definitely has some issues.

Here are other reports of the same issue:
https://code.google.com/p/phamlp/issues/detail?id=112

And the project hasn’t been updated since Sept 2010.

I may have to rework the plugin and just use Compass but it won’t be as easy to install.