lauhakari

Such a helpful comment/review @labd12estudio.

Yeah, hade problems too. Got som really nasty errors showing in both admin and on front-facing site – not cool!

I deactivated the Jetpack Custom CSS and everything was okey again. For me though I found the CSS in the customizer too, but all the CSS was there. Would’ve liked to be able to access it through the menus though without having to go to the customizer…

Solved this!

Problem was apparently “old” WordPress version. So Polylang does NOT work with 4.1, got that blank settings page – and tabs looked different.

After upgrade to 4.4.* all is good again. Just an FYI!

And no error messages when debug is on.

Hey

Getting a similar error. Although not a 500, the edit screen doesn’t show up when clicking that tab. All the other tabs show just fine, and on my local copy it also works.

Tried removing everything and reinstalling – nothing.
Also tried copying the files form my local copy – nothing.

Oh, btw.

I will try to finish that swedish translation I, kind of, promised you a long time ago. Want me to pull it in on Github when done or?

Okay, so I at least found the plugin that it was not liking:
the new NextGen Gallery (using v.2.0.0).

Searched a bit for the error I was getting and apparently it might have something to do with “old” jquery being loaded.
Guessing it’s NextGen then if you’re plugin seems to be working fine, by it’s own (or without nextgen active) ?? Strange, as v.2.0.0 was just released-

Okay, this got solved.

If any of you run in to this problem when updating just deactivate the plugin and then activate it again.

Seems like it runs the table-installer when you activate it, no data was lost (but do a backup of the tables just in case)!

@paulusiohannes

Did you find any solution or reason for the “pomo/mo.php” ???
Having tons of that error in the logs too.

Hey..

Yeah it worked now. At least on my “live” site, I first tried it locally and that still got a fatal error.
But it works, so will give a try soon =)

Hey, I thought I’d jump in here cuz I have a similar problem although a bit different.
And also, like Patricia this came out of nowhere during the weekend…

I can’t seem to update/edit my tables any more, when I do it troughs an “Error 500: Internal Server Error”… Now I did try disable loads of plugins, uninstalled and reinstalled it nothing!
Suddenly it worked to create a new table, and I can edit it – all fine! But it’s still the same problem with existing tables. Even tried to export a table and create it as a new one, import works but when I edit and save that some “Error 500″…

Asked my host and they couldn’t see anything on their side (as usual).
So now I’m asking you oh master creator of the plugin – any suggestions?

Aaah allright!

Thought it was the name of the $taxonomy, not the ID!
Will try it later, got querying terms from different taxonomies working without hacks with WP3.1 ??

Don’t get it… Someone answer this!

Trying out @yeswework’s solution but, getting a “Undefined variable: ids” on the line -> $args=array('post_type'=>$post_type,'post__in'=>$ids,$key=>$value);
Seems like some of you others got it working so?!!

Hey…
I’m actually doing this on one site!

I’ve created custom taxonomies and then use wp_insert_term() when I save the page data (custom posttype).
Not sure but I think you have to do this before you add the customfield data to the DB… At least I can’t get it to work inside the if-statement where you do add_post_meta.

I do have a question though, if any one is reading this.

If I’v addad e term with wp_insert_term, how can I uppdate this term in the code (not using admin panel) ?? I’m aware of the wp_update_term, but can’t get to grips of how I change the name, because in the args you can only put “alias_of”, desc, slug & parent!

Anyone got suggestion….??