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We’re also seeing admin-ajax.php affecting the load time of our site. It does appear to be related to Woocommerce, since the load time of admin-ajax.php increased (ranging from 3-10+ seconds) when Woocommerce is active. The issue disappears when Woocommerce is deactivated.

We’ve installed the heartbeat function posted earlier but see no change. Any other ideas?

Figured it out – the comments disappeared because the “Remove the ?replytocom variables.” option under “Permalinks” was selected. I deselected the option and comments appeared again.

We’re experiencing the same issue as well at https://www.makobiscribe.com.

The bit.ly short link is correctly generated when there is no username/api information, but when that information is entered and saved, it does not show the shortlink anymore and uses the long link.

Is there an update/resolution for this issue?

I feel silly, I just realized that the older posts were set to have comments automatically close.

This setting can be found under Settings > Discussion from the Dashboard, in case anyone else stumbles across the same question.

Another Update:

I suspect this is the cause & solution.

https://www.howyoudo.info/index.php/how-to-fix-windows-server-upload-file-inherit-permissions-error/

Update:

After additional investigation, it looks like it might be something with image resizing.

Works: https://www.pittsburghfrugalmom.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Koala-300×225.jpg

Doesn’t Work: https://www.pittsburghfrugalmom.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Koala.jpg

Any ideas?

Hello – so any redirects would have to be on a post by post basis? One redirect for every post? It seems like there should be a way to create an .htaccess rule that could make it easier. I’ve had to fix broken links caused by permalink changes multiple times before and I’ve never had to redirect thousands of links manually.

Figured it out – it was from a plug-in (Giveaway Countdown). Had to delete 6 million rows!

make sure you add backticks around wp_posts and post_title

Just in case anyone needs the answer, access your database via phpMyAdmin and use:

UPDATE wp_posts
SET post_title =
TRIM(LEADING ‘>’ FROM post_title);

Figured this out – simply replace the get_userdata line with:

“$user = get_user_meta($bloguser->ID);”

You mean to start typing the encoded character in the post title instead of just shift+7?

Also, it only appears when trying to paste the link in FB or Twitter – the title looks OK on the actual post page.

Apples & # 8211 ; The Versatile Cooking Fruit and Sweet & # 038 ; Hot Slow Cooker Pork Recipe (minus the spaces)

Just realized it converted my sample bad title. It looks like this:
Apples – The Versatile Cooking Fruit and Sweet & Hot Slow Cooker Pork Recipe