chucklin72

I give up. totally inconsistent, unreproducible results.

I hacked the plugin to bust the cache with time(). that seemed to get rid of the javascript error. However it seems that the AJAX request comes back prematurely. If I clicked Updated, then waited a few seconds before refreshing, the change would stick. However multiple changes would not stick.

I have the same issue. Tried clearing cache, still a problem.

go to the wordfence->scan and click on the options page. See if the hack has inserted any pages into exclusion list. also enable all the scan options (external, images, high sensitivity), scan again.

Look for files that seem like wordpress files but are not ( ie. wp-rss2.php, wp-atom.php )

-chuck

It killed the site. geez guys, you’ve managed to break the entire thing.

1.3.23 still has a giant bug.
Go to User profiles, click on Save. At the top you will see a message
ERROR: The email address isn’t correct.

This error prevents anything else from being saved in the profile.

Yup. and because of this, it breaks the ability to update the user profile as it tries to htmlentities() the user’s email address, causing invalid email address.

I see exactly the same thing. The problem is that if the post_author is only a subscriber, the Author dropdown will not include that author.

If you only have two users and one of them is a subscriber, the Author dropdown is hidden completely.

Here is a screencast of whats going on

Rob, I think whats important here is to disable the buddypress javascript when you are in the admin area.

Adding a is_admin() test allows me to keep buddypress global.js loaded on the front end of the website and keep it from loading in wp-admin. It’s useless in wp-admin anyway.

For mine, the BP template pack was the problem. I fixed it by modifying
bp-template-pack/bp-template-pack.php

line 35 if ( !is_admin() ) {
line 36 wp_enqueue_script( ‘bp-js’, BP_PLUGIN_URL . ‘/bp-themes/bp-default/_inc/global.js’, array( ‘jquery’ ) );
line 37 }

Looks like buddypress is the culprit.

I’m having the same problem. I have reinstalled wordpress and compared it with a fresh install. The fresh install (out of the box) doesn’t have this problem. I’m suspecting that this is a problem with a plugin.

Here are mine:

BuddyPress Template Pack
Version 1.0.2 | By apeatling

MailChimp
Version 1.2.4 | By MailChimp and Crowd Favorite

MailChimp Archives
Version 3.2 | By Mark Parolisi

WordPress Popular Posts
Version 2.1.4 | By Héctor Cabrera

Akismet
Version 2.5.3 | By Automattic

All in One SEO Pack
Version 1.6.13.2 | By Michael Torbert

BuddyPress
Version 1.2.5.2 | By The BuddyPress Community

Buddypress Sitewide activity widget
By Brajesh Singh

Disable Admin Bar
Version 1.1 | By Ozh

Events Calendar Pro
Version 1.2 | By Shane & Peter, Inc.

Google Analytics for WordPress
Version 4.1 | By Joost de Valk

Janrain Engage
Version 1.0.5 | By forestb

You can write a simple plugin and custom route the URL. Basically the idea is to hook into wordpress’s hierarchy and instead of it returning “page not found”, intercept and use the URL as you wish.

I ran into this problem as well and I wrote a document on how to do this.
Custom Routing