Jark

I encountered the same problem and after disabling plug-ins one by one, it turned out to that disabling “Title Capitalization For WordPress” solved the problem.

It is worth noting, this bug does not appear to be an issue solely with The Events Calendar, at least in my experience. I had “submit for review” everywhere – new events for TEC, new posts, new pages, and anywhere else there was a “publish” button w/in WordPress admin.

Good luck!

Thank you so much for the code and the assistance. That did the trick. Using the code above no longer forces /feed/ to be redirected to the SSL-enabled side. I really do appreciate the help.

Cheers!

Thanks so much for the quick response. That seems to have fixed the links to the feeds, such as those in the HTML header of the WP theme and whatnot.

However, https://site/feed/ still redirects to https://site/feed/ – which is also what I am trying to stop it from doing. Since FeedBurner is incompatible with SSL-enabled RSS feeds, I need to be able to stop the plugin from redirecting http feed requests to https.

Any ideas?

Cheers!

So let me see if you think this would work:

1. Configure a cname for S3. Lets go with cache.site.com
2. Configure a cname for CloudFront. Lets go with cdn.site.com
3. Configure an Amazon S3 bucket and let it use cache.site.com
4. Configure Amazon CloudFront with cname of cdn.site.com and origin of the S3 bucket. Do *not* configure it to use the site.
5. Configure W3TC to use a CDN, using Origin Push, Amazon S3
6. Configure the W3TC CDN setting for the Amazon S3 bucket so that images and other resources are uploaded to the S3 bucket.
7. Configure the W3TC CDN “Replace site’s hostname with” setting with the cname for Amazon CloudFront – cdn.site.com.

Assuming I got all that right, as media is uploaded to WordPress, it will be pushed to the S3 bucket via the W3TC hooks. Then when the site is viewed, W3TC rewrites the images to point to cdn.site.com, which should then pull the images from S3.

Does that make sense?

So then the only thing I’m missing would be to write a custom script to periodically delete images from the WP upload folder (or others as well)?

Am I totally off my rocker here or does this make some sense?

I was thinking that if the files were uploaded to Amazon S3 and served via CloudFront, with the origin being a cname to the S3 bucket, that it would work. This way the canonical source is the files in the S3 bucket. No?

The problem is I cant seem to find any plug, or series of plugins, that would accomplish this.

Unless I’m mistaken and my idea is too insane, which is absolutely possible.

Rock on Tyler, thanks. Appreciate the assistance!

Best Regards,

jark

citizenk: AFAIK, if you run wp-admin/upgrade.php then that should fix your problems.

After playing around with SK2 it appears that the comment count for posts is not increased if a comment is made while SK2 is activated with WP2B1. Disabling SK2 and commenting “fixes” this so there does seem to be some form of incompatibility.

Anyone else experience this?

SK2 seems to work just fine for me.

sounds good. thanks for the hard work nonetheless. this plugin is just what the doctor has ordered! ??

Would it be possible to add in the ability to create either forums, or groups, that are accessible based on WP access-levels?

This way you could, say, have a buncha forums that the general public can access and then some other ones that level 4 authors can only see and access, etc…

Know what I mean?

For what it is worth, I am having the same problems with the author.php page not showing information for some of the authors while showing it for others. Seems rather random too.

These work:

https://deviouslyartistic.com/author/hakfest/
https://deviouslyartistic.com/author/krash/

These do *not* work:

https://deviouslyartistic.com/author/gracie/
https://deviouslyartistic.com/author/jark/ (this is the admin account)

If anyone has any ideas then it would be greatly appreciated. ??

Found the problem. Uploaded the “fixed” version.

Thanks!

Coulda sworn that I fixed it. :'(

*runs off to check*

archshrk: icky! :'( i’ll see what i can do to fix0r that in IE. i have an idea now cause it seems that the middle column only gets pushed down on the comment page.

thanks for the help in debugging!