davidrahrer

I’ve made a couple of other minor changes that fixed some formatting in the admin output. In file brozzmeDbPSettings.php there are two lines, first 97:

$bprefix_Message .= esc_html__('All tables have been successfully updated with prefix', 'brozzme-db-prefix-change') .' '.$dbprefix_new.' ! ';

The second is line 187:

<p class="margin-top:10px"><?php echo wp_kses_post(_('Allowed characters: all latin alphanumeric as well as the <strong>_</strong> (underscore).', 'brozzme-db-prefix-change')); ?>

97 is just a space near the end of the line and 187 uses wp_kses_post instead of esc_html so it will render the HTML properly. With those small changes it seems to work just great on php 8.2. Thanks!

How exactly do you turn off logging? Thanks.

One last question. I notice that WP now has core support for webp upload and display in posts. Why couldn’t this plugin be used to convert images to webp and then let WP process them like any other image, i.e. without the .htaccess code?

Thank you. Can I assume then if I removed the .htaccess rules that the site would go back to serving the original jpg/png images? My concern is that I’ve used plugins in the past for various added functions and then had to remove them for one reason or another, and was left with all sorts of broken things. I do appreciate your work, and your time responding.

I have a client with this very issue and I’ve not been able to find any solutions.

Edited to add:
FWIW, he said the problem seems specific to Chrome, but disabling plugins didn’t help.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by davidrahrer. Reason: added information

Glad to help. I think it would be an important addition for those of us who can’t rely on their IPs always staying the same.

So what turned out to be the problem, Bruce?

Thanks, very helpful!

Thanks, that does seem to have cleared it up. I noticed also that it has updated through the regular channels as well. One question concerning the update, when I scan from the tools menu it works fine. If I scan from the link by the plugin entry under plugins, I get this message:

You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.

I was just curious as to what that was about. Thanks again.

Great, thanks for the prompt reply.

After update to SSP 1.9.6 the problem remains, so I will open a new thread as my issue seems separate from KalaViv.

I’ve got caching from the server end but I’ve not only disabled it for any URL containing “podcast-downloads” but I disabled it entirely to test and this issue still remains. I’ve also shut down all other plugins and switched to the WP default theme to test with no change. The only way I can make it work is to roll back to SSP 1.8.11. I’m beginning to get concerned the more versions back we become.

I can’t keep the podcast offline all the time because the site is popular, but I would be happy to give you some access at specific times with the issue active if you would like to check this for yourself. In fact, I would be grateful for the help.

My issues are the same as the OP, not KalaViv. Thanks.

I’m also having this same issue, which started with the last update. We don’t use an SEO plugin and have had no issues with this before. I’m watching for any possible update on this.

Thanks, I’ll pass that on. Great plugin, btw, the only one I recommend for podcasting.

Thanks nzcid, I will give it a go!