liblogger

That latest updated does seem to have sorted the problem, thank you.

The episode box isn’t visible anywhere – the only thing remotely connected is the admin menu item for the Powerpress settings.

I can’t upload a screenshot here – I can provide one if necessary – but it’s just multiple instances of the ‘PowerPress Warning: you may be exceeding your fields limit, a server setting that limits how many fields your pages can contain. Your current limit is 1000‘ message with a ‘Learn More’ that links to the ‘Warning Message Explained’ support page.

The number of warning messages corresponds to the number of items in the menu being saved.

Yes, it happens when I switch to e.g. the Twenty Twenty theme

Yes, this is in Menus (wp-admin/nav-menus.php) in the Appearance section. WordPress core, theme and plugins are up to date, and it happens when all other plugins are deactivated. It doesn’t happen on all menus, just those with a high number of menu items. It doesn’t seem to be directly affecting saving menus, it’s just ~messy. I have debugging on as this is a testing site, but set to log and not display – these warnings aren’t being logged there.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by liblogger.

Hello – I think I’ve got it working with the first exception method, using a cookie variable (idk what I got wrong when I tried exceptions before) – thank you!

I hadn’t found the second article – I will take a look at it. (I didn’t have any luck trying exceptions but will try again)

Oh, great – that sorted it!

(I’m assuming that should be __return_false at the end)

That did it! Thanks for the quick response ??

Never mind, I decided to go with the Fold Page List plugin and used this code (adapted from the suggestions in this forum topic):

<?php
$g_page_id = $wp_query->get_queried_object_id();
$ancestorIDs = _wswwpx_page_get_ancestor_ids($g_page_id);
$titlePage = $ancestorIDs[1];
$childIDs = _wswwpx_page_get_child_ids($titlePage);
if (is_array($childIDs)) { ?>
<ul>
<?php
$grandParent = $ancestorIDs[1];
wswwpx_fold_page_list("title_li=&sort_column=menu_order&child_of=".$grandParent);
?>
</ul>
<?php } ?>

Seems to work so far, although I need to work out the styling…

[sighs]

So, I decided to cut my loses and reinstall WordPress myself, rather than using the script installer on cpanel, and it seems to be working OK.

However, I’d really appreciate a few pointers about how start looking for the source of this (seemingly obscure) – I’d like to work out how to deal with it if it comes back, rather than taking up space on the support forum.

so it should have been:

…is the
</p>
<p>
combination affecting WordPress…

(Which, admittedly, doesn’t seem likely)

Thanks…

Sorry, I was trying to show the closing and opening paragraph tags there…

Hi – I noticed that when I was searching the forums here, and wasn’t sure it applied to this version.

I’ve tried testing various simple posts, and it really does only seem to affect me when I start a new paragraph – when I post one paragraph, it’s not rejected, but try to post that paragraph twice in the same post, and it all goes horribly wrong, regardless of the content.

Looking at the html view of the post doesn’t show anything untoward – is the

<br />
combination affecting wordpress in the same way?