devsaredead

…it has not recreated the log file

again, I wouldn’t know what file I should look for. I have a “error_log” file under my directory but it contains hundreds of errors like this one (going on for a couple of years):

PHP Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, function ‘featured_products_filter_query’ not found or invalid function name in /…/wp-includes/class-wp-hook.php on line 324

(which contains:

$value = call_user_func_array( $the_['function'], $args );

so nothing related to WPJM or any critical/fatal errors.

But besides the normal “critical error message”, I can also get the following:

You do not have sufficient permissions to access this admin page. Reason: The current user doesn’t have the “edit_job_listings” capability that is required to access the “Offerte lavoro” menu item.

hello. I’m positive that the template was not changed (you can view a job sample here). The templates that are included in the theme are the following ones:

content-job_listing.php
content-single-job_listing-company.php
content-single-job_listing-meta.php
content-summary-job_listing.php
job-application.php
job-preview.php
job-submitted.php
job-manager.php
single-job.php

Renaming the template’s name, the error remains.

I do have access to my server but please tell me what I should look for, because I have restored my site now. Yet, I still have the error in my staging site. The dashboard is in the theme’s core, not created by any plugin.

yes @dcka, I had checked disabling WPJM and confirm that the plugin is causing the error. I’m on Worpdress 6.5.2 and WPJM 2.3.0. The error show up when I try to access my user’s backend (both as admin and as a demo user, both with a URL and with the go-to-dashboard button).

• This reply was modified 10 months, 3 weeks ago by devsaredead.

<blockquote>if you truly believe and insist this is a result of some “unknown code” on your site</blockquote>

I do believe that, because after only 5 secs I enable “anyone can register” then spam bots resurrects and injects registration. So it’s sleeping somewhere within the installation, even if security tips doesn’t contemplate that possibility. Besides, my registration form (with all fields mandatory) is contained within a modal that only a manual action can trigger (it’s the same has having captcha).

I always use the Softacolous installer within cPanel, which offered the option multlingual/standard, that’s why I always wondered about the difference. However, I think you have answered my doubts and I thank you for that.

Thank you James but your tips don’t really answer my question. I just wanted to know if a website that needs to be multilanguage needs a particular WP installation or just the normal one (notwithstanding if I’ll use a premium or free plugin).

hello again and thank you for the precious tips. I have managed by renaming the corrupted directory in order to have JM disabled… then I noticed that my theme options had a warning for the plugin update, I used that and it restored JM in the new version. ?? it looks all right now, my listings are all there

@yscik8 sorry for the late reply. I should ask you to be more specific. After restoring my site to the status where WPJM asks to be updated, I have tried again and got the same result: “impossible to move the old version in directory upgrade-temp-backup” and wp-job-manager/wp-job-manager.php is not found. If I delete the plugin it will break the theme, so I need a manual update procedure, i.e. step by step. Can you indicate how?

@hastibe no I havent, because the plugin is hardcoded into the theme. I have now overwritten the files from the upgrade directory to the plugins one, and the plugin came back in the list, but once activate I got a general error

Uncaught Error: Undefined class constant ‘PT_LISTING’ in /…/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-job-manager/wp-job-manager-template.php:1237

plus one error for each of my jobs listed, which don’t appear in the backend anymore.

@beautyofcode I was waiting for a new Woo update, in order to check the issue

@t-p, the theme is not supported anymore so I was wondering if my method was also a deprecated CSS/Wordpress one

hello, I understand you have made a concatenation system instead of a button-enable one, but I get very lost into it.

I simply wish to remove all “add to cart” instances both from the product page (I disabled it in the meta bleow the image but it’s still visible in the quick view modal) and from the shop page.

UPDATE: I’m testing again, it looks like I can manage better now…

PS. an enquiry form in place of the “add to cart” button would be nice

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by devsaredead.

I thank you for your time, but it seems that hardcoding the URL doesnt work for me. I really cannot explain why the font isn’t fetched anymore.

Looking forward to hear other tips.