lannyca

I have the same experience as mensmaximus. I have been able to gain access to wp-admin by renaming the YOP Poll plugin directory, essentially disabling Yop Poll. Mensmaximus, were you able to get back to normal after reinstalling Yop Poll?

Stefano,

That is fantastic. Not only to we appreciate your wonderful plugin, but also your dedication to keeping it maintained. I am sure that I represent many who find your efforts commendable. I will look into your profession extension.

Lanny

Nope, the error code including “unnamed-file” does not come from the updraft version. That code comes from the formatting.php file in includes. Could there be another WP change that causes the code in the WP version of the sanitize_file_name function to insert the “unnamed-file”?

`if ( false === strpos( $filename, ‘.’ ) ) {
$mime_types = wp_get_mime_types();
$filetype = wp_check_filetype( ‘test.’ . $filename, $mime_types );
if ( $filetype[‘ext’] === $filename ) {
$filename = ‘unnamed-file.’ . $filetype[‘ext’];
}
}`

I did a grep on the plugins directory and see the following statement:

./updraftplus/admin.php: public function sanitize_file_name($filename) {

Which seems to be redefining the function. Have I identified the problem plugin?

So is there a way that you can run that code to identify the plugin or can provide that code to me so that I can do so? Thanks for your response.

See my subsequent post for my attempt to diagnose the issue.

The problem seems to be in the menu_page function in the module.php file in the includes directory. My guess is that the new WP version had a change in the sanitize_file_name function so that a string representing a file name without an extension is now returned as “unnamed-file.” concatenated to the string instead of just returning the string. So that is why it returns “unnamed-file.wp” instead of “wp”. This is then used by the REQUIRE statement which is supposed to include the index.php from the WP subdirectory but instead fails.

When can we get a fix for this? This is making my three sites unuseable.

Stefano,

Yes, I understand the idea of inserting rows into the table, but I was hoping that you could point me to your code that currently extracts from the current WP users table and writes to wp_newsletter.

As a temporary solution, I have been manually deleting the problem transient records with phpMyAdmin and I have turned off automatic sync in the FB Pro settings. It appears that syncing is when the option table records are generated.

I am hoping that the author will at least respond to my support tickets and help come up with a solution. It has been several weeks and no response from the author.

I am considering a cron job that does the deletes periodically after I turn syncing back on.

Fortunately, the deleting of the records has improved the page loading and response time.

I am using wp-filebase in a multisite installation and it seems to work fine for normal uses.

Yes, I am using the visual editor. When I enter the generated shortcode in text mode, nothing gets rendered by the plugin. At least when I put the shortcode in visual edit mode I get some results.

See this page to see what I am getting:
https://steynberg.alh-group.com/?page_id=92

Thanks for your help.

Thanks for your reply. My ignorance. So far excited about your plugin. I am sure there is more to learn about its capabilities. Very useful plugin.

I found where a parameter in the Theme Options that was changed to the shortcode. Don’t know how, but will try to install plugin again to see if the shortcode mysteriously appears or if it was some kind of user error.

Thanks for bearing with me as I try to learn the ins and outs of WP.

Lanny

I created a new page and entered the shortcode there, https://www.slofol.org/slide-show/. The short code is still there, but rendered as text since the plugin has been deleted. That is all I did. No changing the theme, no changing a template, just created a page with the dashboard and added the shortcode to the page.

Somehow a bunch of code has been replaced by something. Here is the ocde that currently exists in header.php (but now what comes out rendered in the browser:

<div id=”page” class=”clearfix”>
<header id=”branding”>

<?php global $yoko_options;
$yoko_settings = get_option( ‘yoko_options’, $yoko_options ); ?>

<hgroup id=”site-title”>
<?php if( $yoko_settings[‘custom_logo’] ) : ?>
<img src=”<?php echo $yoko_settings[‘custom_logo’]; ?>” alt=”<?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?>” />
<?php else : ?>
<h1>” title=”<?php echo esc_attr( get_bloginfo( ‘name’, ‘display’ ) ); ?>” rel=”home”><?php bloginfo( ‘name’ ); ?></h1>
<h2 id=”site-description”><?php bloginfo( ‘description’ ); ?></h2>
<?php endif; ?>
</hgroup><!– end site-title –>

See where all the code that gets the title and tagline has been replaced when I used your plugin.

Since you obviously understand how WP works, how is it that the code shown in the header is not the code rendered? Could the plugin have changed the data in the database and that it is replacing the actual title and tagline?