joshcanhelp

Can confirm, update from 2.4.5 to 2.5 stopped working for us. Production and staging site on WP-Engine was not redirecting, testing locally (PHP and MySQL using Homebrew on macOS) also did not work. Reverted to the previous version (2.4.5) and we’re good now. Comparing a diff on those two versions doesn’t provide much of a clue as to what’s going wrong.

If it helps, I have no PHP errors occurring when a redirect should happen. On PHP 5.6.29 locally.

Thanks!

Sorry about that Spello … I’ll add that as a to-do!

If retirement is answering support forum posts and working for free then maybe I’ll be working forever ??

This is on the beta plugins page I assume?

https://www.blogseye.com/beta-test-plugins/

It sounds like this is actually going to go away, which makes me sad but I can’t say I’m too surprised. I’m honestly shocked that you still answer support requests!

I appreciate the great plugin, Keith, and will be sorry to see it go. I think I’ll look into another option here.

I understand how this is working and I’ve got a similar action call in place on a site but how can I be sure that this is happening? Using the action above, it doesn’t seem like W3 is calling the function it needs to … wp_die(), add_action(), echo, nothing seems to be responding.

Code I’m using is below. The constant you’re seeing is set in the template_redirect action. Still, if I add ‘wp_die()’ to the function, it doesn’t respond.

if (function_exists('w3tc_add_action')) w3tc_add_action('w3tc_pgcache_cache_key', 'proper_modify_page_key');

function proper_modify_page_key($key) {
    if (constant('MOBILE_USER_AGENT_DETECTED')) $key .= '_mobile_user_agent';
    return $key;
}

Thanks in advance!

Thanks for the reply… that’s a good addition.

For anyone having this issue…

I contacted Disqus support and there is an option for Disqus called “Output Javascript in footer.” Go to Comments > Disqus and look on the top right for Advanced Options. Click that and check the box for this option. You’ll need to have wp_footer() in footer.php but this stops putting it in the header.

Don’t make me learn how to write a plugin and do this myself… ??

That theme is about the most complex one I’ve ever seen… a lot of work went into that. I’m not sure that a) I would want to work with such a robust framework for such a small piece of what it adds or b) would want to reverse engineer that theme.

What I want is basically a set of fields in wp-admin (maybe another options screen) that can be called in the theme. If I could add extra information to the bloginfo() function, editable in the admin screen (like the tagline).

Any other ideas? I’ve combed through the plugins looking for something but have not had much luck. Thanks!

Man, I searched for something with google but it didn’t find anything. I probably could have looked a little harder on your page.

Thank you! Your plugin is awesome!

Same here:

Not Acceptable
An appropriate representation of the requested resource /blog/wp-admin/post.php could not be found on this server.

Apache/1.3.41 Server at gtmcbride.com Port 80

FYI: same problem, same resolution

For the record, I don’t use IE 6 or IE anything.

The problem just ironed itself out. I wish I could give an explanation of what happened but everything is fine now.

Same problem here… tried re-uploading wp-includes and changing permissions but it’s a no go

I’m having the same problem over here… 2 months later