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Hi John,

It was actually a cache issue. A hard reload took care of it.

Thanks for your awesome work. It’s helped me provide feedback to literally dozens of popular plugins about bad query plans, lack of caching, needless script loading, and more.

Same problem here. jQuery-core is loaded fine in the same page’s source:

<script type='text/javascript' src='https://neosmart.net/blog/wp-admin/load-scripts.php?c=0&load%5B%5D=jquery-core,jquery-migrate,utils&ver=4.9.5'></script>

and window.jQuery is defined and working properly.

Typically, restarting redis on the host in question will force the old data out. You’re seeing that error because WordPress is seeing the old redis-cached data telling it the redis plugin is enabled (so you can navigate to that page), but when you land there the plugin is actually disabled and you get that error.

You need to modify jquery-colorbox-wrapper.min.js and remove the console.debug and console.log lines

Here are some related issues: https://imgur.com/a/QPycL

You should not go back to 1.0!

1.1 fixes a critical SQL-injection vulnerability!

bump?

Another (alternative) workaround and more info on this bug is available at The NeoSmart Files: https://neosmart.net/blog/archives/317

Me neither!! I have 1k users, and it’s filling my account to the brim!

Thanks for the (very) quick reply, the first sounds great, but then again, each author will be posting to the same categories.
Do you think the second option will work?
Like:

Blog
|Me
||Art
||Science
||History
|You
||Art
||Science
||History
|Him
||Art
||Science
||History

Where the categories (Art, history, science) are synchronized between the authors?

Thanks FruitFly.. I guess I should have been more specific, I was looking for JUST that…. I am not familiar with the WP database, and was wondering if there was a column for that. (comment_author_email that is)

Thanks!

Thank you Matt.
There were only 3 pages, so I modified the SQL by hand.

OOPS!
I was searching for “extra archive” and “0 archhive” but never “zero archive”

You migh tbe interested in knowing that the WP-Touched Plugin is the cause. it creates date 0000-00-00 00:00:00 after updating to a new version.

Are you by any chance on a Windows host?
Ridiculous question in all likelihood, but if you are, give CHMOD-Win a shot. Its a CHMOD program for IIS/Apache on Windows. https://neosmart.net/Products/CHMOD-Win.htm