KWentin

sorry for the late reply – i just installed the latest version 0.9.8 and checked if I see any media in the media popup and it seems to be working without having to change the code!

let me know if you need me to check anything else!

in any case: thank you! ??

I had, but then I removed the aforementioned line in admin-filters.php and it worked again.

is it possible that some of my files weren’t updated correctly if you assume that that issue was already fixed?

i’m just giving info, not blaming ??

i had wp 3.4.2 and installed polylang 0.9.7. – can’t remember which version of polylang was installed but i’m pretty sure I skipped 0.9.6 and 0.9.5 at least.

in case anyone else has this problem:
with the new update the media box when creating a new post/page showed no media again, commenting the above mentioned line in admin-filters.php fixed the issue for me.

strange: i just set up a completely new 3.4.1 wordpress on this server, new database, new domain, copy/pasted the plugin folders… NO updates neither for wordpress nor for plugins. deleted all themes, using wp standard theme.

even if i delete all the plugins in the plugin folder on the new blog, wordpress still can’t find the 3.4.2 update.

this makes me think it’s a server issue. even if i change wp_debug to true i don’t see any errors thrown, neither on the site nor in the log.

gotta check with my hoster. will keep y’all posted! ??

so i’m on wp 3.4.2 now but still no plugin updates found. sigh. now for the manual download and update :/

thanks for getting back to me! it didn’t help – repair or optimization + repair made no difference. i now also realize that it doesn’t show me the wordpress 3.4.2 update either. i’ll try a manual update, maybe it will help with both issues.

I thought there’s a fallback if you don’t provide the image URL the pinterest page will show all images for you to select.. maybe that was part of the ShareThis plugin itself?

sorry for the late reply, I also don’t have that. the only row I have found is _site_transient_update_themes, not _plugins.

thanks!

yes, I was already looking in wp_options, sorry for not being clear enough.

i had the same problem today when i couldn’t access my own site and got a 500 error message.

when i looked into the .htaccess file I found this:

# BEGIN Better WP Security
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
Deny from
Deny from 80.58.205.44

<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_METHOD} POST
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^(.*)wp-comments-post\.php*
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^(.*)kwent.in.* [OR]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^$
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ - [F,L]

</IfModule>

# END Better WP Security

after i removed this everything started working again. no need to reinstall or anything, but can’t quite say what’s wrong with it.
it obviously looks like it has been inserted by better wp security.

any info?

thanks!
kwentin

I’m having the same problem on some sites. The fun part is: if I set the plugin to wait, say 7 seconds, for a response from twitter it works fine. but 1 or 2? no way. so it looks like a performance problem. the question is: who’s to “blame” – the server, the plugin or twitter? ??

in case anyone is still wondering. go to wptouch and copy the list of user-agents. then go to the quickcache settings and paste them in there – but make sure you change the list from comma-separated to one user-agent per line. save the settings and that should have done the trick. at least it did for me ??

i’m sure my hands won’t get that dirty implementing the DONOTCACHEPAGE constant ?? I’ll look into it, thanks a lot for the advice and your contributions Donncha!

i, too, noticed, that 755 is not sufficient for my wp-content folder – even though that’s the requirement before activating the plugin. and it only worked with 777.

anyone? thanks!