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On further testing, Autochimp is still causing problems. If you activate it AFTER Woocommerce you don’t get any fatal errors but then pages such as Products > Products and Products > Shipping Classes and a few others (not sure which ones exactly) appear blank when you click on the links. It’s not all of them though which again is weird. Deactivating Autochimp solves the problem so its definitely that plugin.

Looks like i’ll have to forego Autochimp or find another plain like it or just add new users manually to my Mailchimp account.

I’ve been experiencing the same thing recently. I’ve had several legitimate users get blocked and can’t figure out why. Most recent one was via their WordPress site.

The reason was bad cached IP and the script was /wp-comments-post.php?for=jetpack

Not that I’m aware of, but then I never really looked for a replacement/alternative. It’s a pain but I just manually post to Google plus.

Never found an answer, I just eliminated WGPLus from my plugins since the WooCommerce is much more important.

I’m having a similar but slightly different issue. I can’t get to any pages other than the first. No matter what I try to get to another log page in any of the various logs, it always goes back to page 1. Trying to change the page number in the URL itself also just gets directed to the paged=1 page.

I don’t have nay plugins that change the default pagination as far as I can tell.

I moved the files from the 2nd digg-digg folder into the first and it appears in the plugins now. I had to re-activate it but it appears to be working now! Glad we got that quickly figured out.

I’d guess someone entered an incorrect path into the install package.

I haven’t had a chance to try that out but will later today. I tweeted to @bufferapp to let them know so hopefully we’ll have an official answer soon.

Same here. I just updated and it has disappeared from my installed plugins page as well as not showing within settings. I don’t get any errors however.

It is still there as I can not re-install it and I checked via ftp and it’s still in my plugins folder. However, I noticed it’s in …./wp-contents/plugins/digg-digg/digg-digg then all the various files. I don’t remember it being buried in 2 folders with the same name. Perhaps that’s the issue?

I solved my issue. WordPress evidently had added some formatting markup to the “posts”. Since I almost always edit in visual mode I didn’t see it. Switching to text mode and removing all markup such as <p> and even <div> in one case.

It’s strange because before the recent updates it was working fine. Evidently adding the quotes caused the problem.

Solution: Switch to text mode and remove all markup!

I too am having this same problem. It started with v 2.7.3 (I think) and I’ve upgraded to v 1.7.4 and still have this problem. The weird part is half of the testimonials are fine and the other half have this problem. I thought I found it when I discovered some of the testimonials were formatted justified left and right but after changing these it still didn’t work.

The website is https://www.qdinformation.com

Here’s the full error code.

Warning: in_array() expects parameter 2 to be array, null given in/wp-includes/class.wp-dependencies.php on line 213

I can confirm this. I get the same error.

Problem solved. Well, it looks like some new software I was using for editing html and php automatically adds this to pages when it is saved if it doesn’t see these tags (this is an option which I have now turned off). When I edited the wp-config file for multiple blogs it adds this to the end of the file when I saved it. Opening it back up I saw this was indeed the case. I deleted it and saved and now everything works fine.

Thanks for your help, I really should have caught that myself. Your commetn got me thinknig in the right direction. Thanks again!

Ed

Why would this be? As I stated this is a bare fresh install, no plugins or anything else. I’ve already tried deleting aboslutely everything and starting fresh a second time with the same results.