David

Saurabh,

We’ve allowed access to admin-ajax.php, and that did the trick. Users off-campus are now able to save and continue.

Thank you for your help!

David

Thanks, Saurabh. I’ll look into that and let you know.

David

Thanks, Dmytro,

That did it! I created a form on yet another site, where I haven’t done anything in the .htaccess file. The radio dots show up as expected, and all is well.

Have a great day (and holiday, if you celebrate Thanksgiving!)

David

Hi Nithin,

I’ve done that, and went and tested a third site using the Forminator plugin. Dots weren’t showing up in the radio circles there. I found the .htaccess in the uploads folder that for that site and took a look at it.

Where there was an “Options -ExecCGI” line in the other two, this one had a blank line, and it wasn’t until I commented out the second options line: “Options -Indexes” that dots started to appear on the form on that site.

David

So there was a .htaccess file there, Adam, and it had two lines that started with “Options”. I commented out both of them, and that appears to have fixed the problem. I can now see the dots on the radio options on the DailyMonster site.

However, that didn’t fix it for the OWU Forms site. But, whaddya know? there was also a .htaccess file in a forminator directory in that site’s uploads folder. When I did the same there, it fixed it for that form as well.

So, if I do that in every .htaccess file in every uploads folder for every site that uses the plugin, will they get overwritten the next time the plugin has an update?

David

I also just upgraded WP core from 6.3.2 to 6.4.1 on both servers, and still have the issue.

BTW, here’s another sample form we’re using to test: https://sites.owu.edu/dailymonster/test-forminator-page/

Thank you for the prompt response, Kris!

I’ve now added “/var/www/html/wp-content/uploads/forminator/” as our Custom File Uploads Storage path, and that hasn’t helped.

I’ve replaced the contents of the /wp-content/plugins/forminator folder with those from a freshly downloaded zip file, and that hasn’t helped.

I also disabled all but four other plugins (that are network activated) and, alas, that also didn’t fix it. We also have a WP multisite test server (that’s behind our campus firewall) and I was able to deactivate all plugins, other than Forminator, there, and we still have the issue with the radio dots there too.

Any other ideas?

David

@zanton I replaced wp-settings.php and wp-includes/script-launcher.php (that I had modified) and all appears to be well. Thanks!

Same here on our production multisite server. The automatic upgrade said it had failed, but I was still able to navigate network admin. Several site home pages gave critical errors, caused by this

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function wp_get_global_stylesheet() in /var/www/html/wp-includes/script-loader.php on line 2322

I temporarily commented out that line, (the following line simply returns, if stylesheet is empty,) and no more error. I hate hacking core code to fix a fatal error…

However, now our server says it’s running 5.9, despite the upgrade failure. I will follow advice above, and replace the mentioned subdirectories.

I also found the option on the Network Settings page.
Thanks,

I also don’t see any editor options on the Writing Settings screen.

We’re running v5.0.3 multisite, and the plugin can only be network-activated. I didn’t see any options for it in network admin or site admin.

Thank you.

We’re also finding that the list of broken links doesn’t accurately refresh when links are updated. This is on our Self Help Site that gets a lot of traffic.
https://helpdesk.owu.edu/

Is it possibly generating results from past revisions? In one case we completely changed the text and the underlying link, yet the plugin still shows the old text and URL, which is no longer used.

There are several other plugins installed and active.

— UPDATE (a few minutes later) —

Actually, it’s only one link in the list. Others are dropping off the list as we update the page. The one that won’t go away is Server Not Found status, while the rest we’re clearing are all 404 Not Found status. Since it was just one, and no other links to that old server, I dismissed it.

This is something I’m troubleshooting as well, and it appears to be peculiar to how the Safari browser handles media files. There is some explanation here in Appendix A: https://mobiforge.com/design-development/content-delivery-mobile-devices, but I haven’t gotten the function code there to work. And I’d rather not use a hand-coded script with every media file. So I’m still searching for an acceptable solution…

Again, this is only a problem in the Safari browser and appears to be cross platform, affecting Safari on Mac OS as well as iOS. I don’t recall if it also affects Safari for Windows.

To see this in action, the faculty member who reported the problem has a site for his radio show: https://blog.owu.edu/coachescorner/ and I’ve recreated one of his posts on a test site: https://blog.owu.edu/demo/2015/05/29/roger-ingles-director-of-athletics-test/. The media files are MP3.

I’m also seeing that on one of our sites. We’ve got a multi-site installation, so I’d rather not uninstall/reinstall.

I first noticed my own blog hosted on the server had a message that WordPress.com had different siteurl and home info than the site’s settings. Don’t know how that happened, as I’d had Jetpack connected for quite a while. I disconnected it and reconnected it without difficulty yesterday.

Today a student came in and was getting the same message at the top of her admin dashboard. What’s strange is that I use a custom domain on my blog, but she didn’t have that on her site. I disconnected and, when I tried to reconnect, that’s when I got the error buley copied above. I tried in Chrome and in Firefox and got the same error in both browsers.

Being a superadmin, I checked 6-8 other sites and didn’t see the discrepancy message on any other dashboard. I found one site that had not been connected before. I connected it to WordPress.com without problem. I haven’t tried disconnecting other sites, but am willing to do so.