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Jetpack and W3 Cache loaded together are breaking my site. If I activate both, my site does not load. They work fine together on another site of mine so it must be a theme or plugin combination issue.

Anyone figure this out, please post.

I have used widget cache and w3 total cache with 3 sites for some time. No issues and it does speed things up.

Is the user id supposed to be my user id or the id of the application?

When I sync the posts, I get an error and one old post from my blog ends up on my profile with a whole bunch of comments that are on my blog but unrelated to the post.

Another time I posted a couple test comments to a post on my blog and they ended up as comments on unrelated posts on my fb profile.

I had this issue but with 2.7rc2 that came out yesterday, the problem went away.

Same issue here except my add-on domains work perfectly. Just the primary domain does not return wp-cache files. Super cache files work fine for non-registered/no-comment viewers.

I have tried everything imaginable to track down the problem. Different theme, uninstalling all the plugins, etc.

Just tried hard coding the document root, no change.

I have asked bluehost isp if it is an issue with their setup but they of course deem this to be a software issue outside of their scope.

Just about ready to leave well enough alone as I am tired of trying to figure this one out.

Micael,

I have an identical issue as yours. But I have 4 websites, 3 of which are add0n sites on bluehost.com.

The plugin works fine on all the addon sites but has the same issue as you on the primary site. The installs and setups have all been done the same way.

I’ve searched for months for an answer to this to no avail.

Hope someone someday figures this out.

John

Add to above:

I have tried deactivating all plugins, still doesn’t work.

I have tried switching theme, still doesn’t work.

I use both. Feedburner more reliable. Sometimes subscribe email is duplicated (wordpress cron issue). Feedburner pre-formatted, nicer looking. Also have lots of spam emails in subscribe2. If feedburner would let me opt-in subscibers, I’d discontinue subscribe2.

One more note:

The compression setting (on or off) did not matter with regard to eliminating the garbled characters.

Otto42

my blog is not an “organization”, it is a local political blog. Unfortunately people will use your posts against you in unfair ways if you identify yourself in our community. It is possible it could lead to something worse like loss of your job, being stalked, etc. Requiring an email address and then allowing anyone who subscribes to the site to see that address prevents anonymity.

I know a fake address could be given, but I want to assure my content providers and commentors anonymity if they so desire.

ok I think I found a workaround for this.

first download and activate this plugin

https://www.laboratoriocaffeina.it/development/2007/07/20/restrict-authors-access-to-edit-comments-the-plugin.html

that will prevent only editors and admin from accessing “comments” in the admin section

then edit “edit.php in wp-admin (make backup first)

I changed this:

<?php if ($comment->comment_author_email) { ?>| <?php comment_author_email() ?>

to this

<?php if ($comment->comment_author_email) { ?>| <?php comment_author_url_link() ?>

so in the “manage” of the admin section when you click on the comments link, the comments show the url that was given twice instead of the email.

Please post here if anything comes up to make this hack a problem or if it still doesn’t hide comment emails from everyone except editors and admins.

nope, you can still go in through the dashboard manage and click on individual posts and see the comment email addresses.

so the above solution does not solve the problem.

if anyone gets any further on how to keep comment emails completely private except for the administrator, please post here. Thanks

I believe I found the answer to this problem. The plugin is here:

https://www.laboratoriocaffeina.it/development/2007/07/20/restrict-authors-access-to-edit-comments-the-plugin.html

Looks like you can restrict access to the dashboard comments section to users below level 9 or change that in the code to whatever you want.

I just downloaded and activated in wp 2.3 and then signed on with a level 5 user and I was prevented from accessing the dashboard comment section.

You also cannot edit your own comments once posted. If would be nice like some sites do that you have a few minutes to makes corrections. But I suppose that is why I put in a preview section.

Anyway this is a solution, albeit not perfect.

I’m looking for a solution to this also. Just upgraded to 2.3 from 2.06. In 2.06 I modified the user role number to enable only users above a certain number to be able to access the “manage” in the dashboard which is where the comment listings were. Now the comment listing is separate from “manage”.

I agree that this is a security issue. The comment form says the email will not be “published”. This implies it will remail hidden from other users and viewers except the admin. My blog allows anyone to be a contributor so that means the email is not being kept private.

Does anyone know of a way to limit access to the comment listings in dashboard to only users above a certain “setable” level or to just the admin level? Your help on this is appreciated.

nevermind, I had a couple carriage returns at the end of the file. Duh….