ChrisPaca

Have the same issue. So how Google is suppose to know that “sitemap83.xml” is a sitemap for mywebsite.com? I believe it shoud find the sitemap under mywebsite.com/sitemap.xml – as stefgdbd mentioned – and that seems impossible right now.

Oh, forgot to add that the problem is with MO file alone. PO file is saved fine, MO cannot be updated nor created from the scratch.

Thanks!
Chris

Oh, and also I found out that some stings are not localized at all. Instead EM user needs to edit them in Settings section. For instance, the ones you can find in ‘Customize Feedback Messages’ settings.

It’s great in a way but very confusing too. Took me quite some time to find this. I was expecting to find all the strings rather in po/mo files, cause that’s the standard.

I believe EM developers should either change it or find some way to inform users that not all the strings can be translated via po/mo files and where to find the others.

Thanks,
Chris

hi,

Sure. Pls dowload screenshots here:
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Chris

Found the solution by myself: edit wp-tagcanvas file tagcanvas.js and replace line:
initial: false,

with:
initial: [0.1,-0.1],

That’s it!

Also, pls mind that we’re talking here about issues with TimThumb, so obviously your sites are facing some different problems and therefoere solutions developed here rather won’t work for you.

Hey Sniper,

Actually I also use eVid theme, so the instructions above should fit exactly your theme as well.

Chris

Thanks Rein Aris – Just found this extra upd.php on my server as well!

[Updated]
Just fixed the same issue on my site (onlywarsaw.com) in 3 easy steps that took me 10 minutes:

1. deleted 3 files:
/wp-content/upd.php
/wp-content/themes/[theme’s name]/temp/eab9c5e9815adc4c40a6557495eed6d3.php
(or similar)
wp-admin/upd.php

2. updated timthumb.php script to the latest version available here:
https://timthumb.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/timthumb.php

3. cleared Chrome’s cash for cookies and cashed sites.

Google Chrome is not displaying the warrning message anymore.

Changing the passwords for admin accounts and SQL database might be a good step too.

Thanks guys for all your tips!