DynaBMan

Okay, that’s what I thought. I can easily invite everyone to subscribe to the new system.

Thanks for the clarification.

Just to chime in on this topic, I am also having the same problem.

That seems to have done the trick. Thanks for the help and the support.

https://www.ldjackson.net

I currently have the plugin disabled.

I have just installed the update and everything seems to work properly except for one thing. I have my theme set to list the trackbacks below the comments. This is the way they should be displayed.

TRACKBACKS
—List of trackbacks—

This is how they are displayed with WP-Ajaxify-Comments enabled.

—List of trackbacks—
TRACKBACKS

Actually, if I remove the #, it seems to work. Thanks for the help.

Using #ul.commentlist does allow the comment to post, but it reloads the entire page when doing so. This is even when posting a comment after another comment has already been posted.

Here is what I found in the Firefox Web Console.

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[06:12:34.314] [WP-Ajaxify-Comments] Comment has been posted
[06:12:34.315] [WP-Ajaxify-Comments] Found comment URL ‘https://www.ldjackson.net/obama-the-chastiser/#comment-40687’ in X-WPAC-URL header.
[06:12:34.400] [WP-Ajaxify-Comments] Found unapproved state ‘0’ in X-WPAC-UNAPPROVED
[06:12:34.407] [WP-Ajaxify-Comments] Replace comment form…
[06:12:34.410] [WP-Ajaxify-Comments] Anchor ‘#comment-40687’ extracted from comment URL ‘https://www.ldjackson.net/obama-the-chastiser/#comment-40687’
[06:12:34.411] [WP-Ajaxify-Comments] Anchor element not found (selector: ‘#comment-40687’)

Are you talking about the Error Console? I am using SeaMonkey here at work and after enabling the plugin and posting a comment on my live blog, it is doing the same thing. I opened the Error Console and there is nothing in it about the plugin.

I just tested it with the default WordPress theme on a test site and the plugin seems to work as it is designed.

I just did some extensive testing with the new update to cbnet and all seems to be well. Once again, thank you for your quick attention.

Hey, thank you for the plugin and for answering my questions. I seldom have problems with anything to do with WordPress, but you are the first plugin author who has responded to the few problems I have had. I appreciate that.

I’ll be looking forward to the fix.

I had already changed themes and the error message was still there. I disabled all of my plugins and the message went away. I started enabling them until it came back, then narrowed it down to one plugin, WordPress Database Backup. The message came back as soon as I enabled it, went away as soon as I disabled it again. I haven’t a clue why it would be causing the error, but it appears that was the case.

I am having the same problem. Deactivated all plugins, activated Jetpack and connected to WordPress.com. Everything was fine. Reactivated my plugins and back to not having sufficient permissions and the stats disappear. I have discovered that hitting the reload button on Firefox brings the stats page up, after receiving the permissions error.

I don’t know if it is a 3.1 bug or not, but I have been running 3.1 since it came out and the stats didn’t start getting screwed up until this past week. I was blocked from viewing them for most of a day and when they came back, everything was messed up. It seems to be switching days in the middle of the afternoon, instead of at midnight.