Jonathan Sulo

@renehermi the values of ‘mashsb_shares’, in the _postmeta table, are all numerical here.

I got the same error message. Also solved it according to your instructions. Tack mannen!

I have the same error here. Using the latest version of WordPress, PHP 7, bbPress/BuddyPress etc. Rolled back to version 3.2.7 and the error message was gone.

I solved this now by removing the WPML CSS, as proposed by lutechi, and copying the WPML CSS content into the “above the fold” option in Autoptimize. Not the fanciest of solutions, but it works. So for me this is now resolved.

Hi Frank, tried it but with no luck. Here’s the current path (without PageSpeed):

/wp-content/plugins/sitepress-multilingual-cms/res/css/language-selector.css?v=3.3.6

Another weird thing is that I’m using a plugin to remove all query strings, but it doesn’t remove the query strings for the WPML CSS. WPML seems to be up to no good here.

Hi lutechi, thanks for the tip! I tried it out but it pretty much screwed up the language drop-down selector. ?? I’ll wait and see if Frank can work his magic on this (as usual).

I’m experiencing the same thing here, with Autoptimize 2.0.0. The path for the WPML CSS file is somewhat different though:

/wp-content/plugins/sitepress-multilingual-cms/res/css/A.language-selector.css,qv=3.3.6.pagespeed.cf.GvOp5VMKrL.css

I’m guessing the file name is diffusing for Autoptimize.

I can verify that this is not an issue with Gator Cache. It was an issue with TML and was resolved by uninstalling that plugin. Thanks for the swift replies here!

The setup also includes BuddyPress and bbPress, if that’s of any importance. But the function that fails is the standard WordPress password function (that has been updated with 4.3).

Indeed. Translation notice fixed with 2.2.3. Thanks! ??

I’ve got a similar problem. How did you solve this? The config you linked doesn’t seem to exist anymore.

I just tested the mime type theory with a WP.com blog and the encoded url. It didn’t work. But when I tested the url, without the encoding, it did work. I’m pretty sure they’ve got the mime type setup correct.

Thank you all for your answers.

I’m using nginx (doesn’t work with .htaccess files), but I’ve included text/css as a mime type in the web server config. I suspected earlier that it could be a server related mime type error, so I’ve double-checked the setup. It includes text/css correctly.

I’m more on the lines of what tdh and rmccue are saying, that this is a weird rewrite that WP (or the server) somehow does.