Tony Hunt

Huge tip of the hat to y’all for saving me a lot of time on this. ??

Thank you!

Have multiple sites experiencing this myself. GSuite is filtering mail sent from the website to its managed email domain clients…havent figured out how to resolve it yet.

That’s a good point, however the changes cited actually occurred prior to the auto-update features’ integration.

The tracking system compares against the published version installed for changes…not versus the changesets, which I suspect is the underlying cause of the alert, however the files local to the webserver were definitely changed.

I’d say approximately 30% of the WP sites I manage (over 3 completely different hosts/datacenters) popped up with this.

I am going to see if some tests can be done with the tracking software just to be sure, but I’d like to see who else has run into this, if anyone.

Had the same jquery version issue.

Uninstalling and reinstalling the plugin resolved the issue for me.

I’m getting this problem as well.
I just tested this on a brand new WP build 3.5.1
With no plugins on default theme.
Max php mem is 256Mb
php ver is 5.3.22
php max execut time is 7200.

The Asynchronous Views setting is definitely the culprit.

If you need more info I’ll be happy to help. I have servers all over the place and can place test builds for you on them.

I am experiencing this problem on all browsers on an up-to-date install with no plugins activated. Any ideas?

The data IS being generated, but it then clears itself out.
The number of records is shown but doesnt display them.
I’ve removed css changes just in case there was a conflict…no change.
I’ve used Twenty Twelve and MSMW themes just in case…same disappearance.
I literally see the form appear and then the data it clears itself out.

Any ideas? I keep on thinking it’s css because I am watching the form appear and then disappear, but could it be a js clear data?

Looking for a solution to this as well. Wreaking havoc with 404 detection on security.

FOr future reference when you want to disable a plugin all you have to do is change its folder name in the plugins directory. You dont have to delete the plugin.

Also, you have to have the WP IFModule in your .htaccess even if BWPS is removed:

`
# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress
`

Make sure that’s still there.

If that doesnt work you may want to talk to the devs of the BWPS plugin or restore the WP database.

It was the theme. It’s basing on 5 posts per page, where if we clean out the custom theme, the pagination stops at p79 with the very first post(oldest) on the blog.

I’ve corrected the problem now.

Again thanks! (including the math lesson ??

Yep. Now I know it’s theme related. The last page of clean install pagination shows the very first post..and thats on page 79.

I didn’t do the math right away and didn’t realize that was it…the actual number of pages would go down after the # of posts per page was reset.

Still trying to figure out why the theme still thinks there are so many more pages.

Thanks in advance for you help on this…I needed a kickstart ??

-Tony

Crap. Misquery…780 published.

821 posts on this one.

I think I’ve found it.

Earlier this afternoon, I set the posts per page from 5 to 10.
About an hour later, I reset the permalinks.

I dont think these pages (like /83/) were finished updating on the original permalink structure for those pages…but is that a stored value or calculated on the fly?

Understood, and done ??

I already did and it didnt make a difference, do you want me to leave it there? If so for how long?