Chad Cloman

Thank you for the quick response. I rebooted my PC. Cleared the browser cache. Disabled the ad blocker. Disabled the website application firewall caching. And it’s still happening.

Then I realized I hadn’t cleared cookies. Did that. Relogged on both sites as instructed. Still having the same issue

Uninstalled and reinstalled Jetpack. Same issue.

I’m using a different email address for my site than for wordpress.com. Does that matter?

Earlier today I activated jetpack on a slightly different install on the same server using this same email. Would that be a problem?

What exactly is this setup button attempting to do? I’m not sure why wordpress.com is involved with configuring a plugin. Maybe you could explain?

And is there any type of error logging that I could check? I know it’s the “in” thing with UI design these days to withhold as much information as possible from users, but that philosophy tends to cause problems when something goes wrong. I’m hoping you record errors somewhere. Nothing in the javascript console, unfortunately.

I’m using Firefox 19. And after doing some investigating, it does indeed appear that this is a FF bug/quirk. I made a simple web page that displays the 1-pixel image in the center of the screen, and it is indeed transparent, even in FF.

But if I display the image by itself (enter https://yarpp.org/pixels/8cd919706aa0189a76d48c480a4083f9 in the FF address bar), it shows up as white on black. It only does this in FF — in Chromium the background is white.

Not sure why it shows up on my blog the same way. That could be related to the automatic border.

So I retract my transparency complaint.

It’s definitely not transparent. I did a “View Image” and got a single white(-ish) pixel in the center of a dark screen for this URL:

https://yarpp.org/pixels/8cd919706aa0189a76d48c480a4083f9

I zoomed in and the pixel is definitely there.

How bizarre. When I used the automatic update feature to upgrade from 1.5.0 to 1.5.2, it works.

I’m not getting the error message, but the stats graph is blank.

Updated from 1.5.0 to 1.5.2.
Using WordPress 2.8.4