coffeehero

Here is an example:

https://farm3.static.flickr.com/2244/2113851530_79b5d4fc67_o.jpg

Image loads, but BLC says 502 Bad Gateway. All Flickr images are doing this now. This worked fine for more than a decade. The errors started about 3 week ago.

Maybe later this year. It is possible the error was with Google Webmaster and not the plugin.

I never added a FORM directly nor did I say I did. I merely stated the only FORM on the page was the one that WordPress uses to collect comments.

I removed your plugin and installed the one by Automatic. Now Google Webmaster is approving my links again.

I got the plugin working in PHP 7.2 by editing the source code.

[search-filter.php]
//loop through all the query vars
foreach($wp_query->query as $key=>$val)

UPDATED–>
//loop through all the query vars
foreach((array) $wp_query->query as $key=>$val)

CREDIT (2nd answer):
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2630013/invalid-argument-supplied-for-foreach

I had the same error.

The current version of the Search & Filter plugin breaks with the latest version of PHP (7.2.5). When I rolled back to an older version of PHP (5.6.36, 7.0.30, 7.1.18), this error went away.

Hopefully, the author will update the plugin to be PHP 7.2 compatible.

The only FORM I use on my site is the one that collects Comments.

I hope this gets fixed soon.

Slick solution!

thank you

Will this patch be rolled into the next update of Simple URL? Ideally, I’d like to just keep track of one plugin considering how many sites I manage.

I’m not activating this plugin again. Especially not this version. Fool me once…

I restored the original .htaccess and wp-config.php. This had no effect when I posted this ticket. I was logged in, but with no access to my dashboard. I tried 3 different browsers.

Hours later now, I am able to connect to my dashboard. The plugin is disabled and soon will be deleted.

If you would like to replicate my issue, the 2 areas of the plugin I focused on:
1- changed “wp-admin” to “_cms3000”
2- changed userId=1

This combo was problematic.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 6 months ago by coffeehero. Reason: typo

I think I’m having the same or similar issue. However, when I queried the user table I can see I still have ADMIN access, but I can’t access the dashboard as if I were just a subscriber.

Thanks for responding.

After posting my request, I figured out to accomplish what I needed.

https://medium.com/@CriticalMAS/how-to-change-your-default-rss-path-in-wordpress-without-touching-code-e7fa9add86b5

Looks good!

My only comment at this point is cosmetic. The font inside the textbox where the GA code is located is very thin and hard to read. I tried editing the CSS file that came the plugin by making the font-weight bold and the color black, but I must have done something wrong, because I couldn’t get that font to become more visible.

I discovered a possible solution. Cache the font for a month.

https://www.siteground.com/kb/how-to-leverage-browser-caching/

ExpiresByType application/x-font-woff "access plus 1 month"