Galeforce99

It worked fine until the WP 4.2.1 update. And I tested it tonight by deactivating all my other plugins one by one, and then re-activating them one by one. I noticed too that the font of the Youtube title is much bigger than before.

I’ve got this problem too, but I see that the developer hasn’t replied in 7 months. Not a good sign.

Yes, still blank

Not sure what happened, but it’s now working properly. Many thanks.

Could it have something to do with the type of cron job running? Earlier today I had problems getting the standard WP cron tasks running, and so I set the alternate_wp_cron to true in wp-config – as per your FAQ.

Hi Daniel, unfortunately it made no difference. I deleted the temp file and ran a simple DB backup job. Nothing – no progress bars, or admin bar. Then I tried it in a different browser (thinking that maybe some of my Chrome extensions might affect it) – same problem. Nothing.

The backup runs, but there is no indication of activity.

Don’t know yet – just upgraded. Camu,you asked for log files, but didn’t say which files and where to find them.

Same problem – 2 emails, on version 1.1.9

Its a great plugin, but this problem is annoying.

Camu, what log files, and what kind of information about our system?

Got the same problem too – no data at all. Just gone.

Hi Daniel, the log doesn’t say anything about the problem and shows the job as having finished ok

I am getting the same problem on crivici.com with the following error message every time I save a page or post:

“Deprecated: Function call_user_method_array() is deprecated in /home/crivici/public_html/wp-content/plugins/stats/stats.php on line 561

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/crivici/public_html/wp-content/plugins/stats/stats.php:561) in /home/crivici/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 890″

When I disable the plugin, the problem goes away.

From my research, the error seems to be because the function call_user_method_array() is no longer supported under ver 4.1.0 of PHP and has been replaced by call_user_func_array() but I don’t know enough to fix it myself.