mohamedh

I appreciate your work, but I am sorry, I am not gonna pay to fix something that used to work for free. I would pay for premium services when appropriate but not when pushed like that “hey you wanted fixed? pay”. It doesn’t look to me like you really tried to check the problem, but you just “guessed” it is a CSS conflict. I understand as a free plugin, I am not necessarily entitled to get a response, but still…

My other components haven’t moved, so it is the plugin itself that introduced conflicts if that’s the case. When dark mode is enabled by default it works. When enabled via the switch, the issue persists.

I will stick to the old version, thanks.

It wasn’t browser-related.

I have no idea what caused it exactly, but it is gone now…

I was experimenting with WP dark mode extension. My only guess is some of the CSS was not cleared properly and was forcing its way even in light mode even after I removed the extension the CSS was left. I may have forgotten to clear the cache before posting, I always do, but it seems I forgot this time… (that’s the only logical explanation)

• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by mohamedh.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by mohamedh.

Hi,

I checked with query monitor, seems like the queries are not returning anything.

Do you want me to set-up an account for you?

Thanks in advance

hey,
Thanks a lot for your reply.

I had both of them checked, I’ve unchecked them as instructed, but I still get nothing.

Disabling the plugin, leaving only CRP still returns nothing.

here’s a photo of my config
https://snag.gy/YlJzhG.jpg
https://snag.gy/YkyN4T.jpg

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by mohamedh.

Glad I could help ??

@kjell-reinedahl did you consider my solution?

Your browser doesn’t matter anyway.
This issue, as far as I know, is usually caused by server side problems.
Are you using sentore/zpanel or any other administrative panels?
Do you have suhosin on your server?

Also PHP 5.6 is no longer supported. Consider updating your php version, this might solve the problem.

In case anyone is using Sentora and has the same issue.
Here’s the solution:
https://forums.sentora.org/showthread.php?tid=4131&pid=30287#pid30287

@tinycoder May I please know you php version?
I’m trying to investigate what could possibly be the root cause of this issue. Please give some more details, clean installation? did you upgrade your php version? are you on a shared host or your own server?

Today I was able to reproduce the issue by upgrading from php 5.4 to PHP 5.6.40 I’m suspecting PHP 5.6.40 is the problem here.

Hey, did anyone find a solution?

I tried updating my php.ini with the following
post_max_size 20M
and
max_input_vars 10000
But it didn’t work

any suggestions?

Hey, thanks for your reply. The entire vps belongs to me, so no, I don’t have cpanel, but I have access to all server logs. However, I’m not sure which logs should I check nor where to find them exactly.

Console errors:
[Violation] Added non-passive event listener to a scroll-blocking ‘touchstart’ event. Consider marking event handler as ‘passive’ to make the page more responsive. See https://www.chromestatus.com/feature/5745543795965952
in load-scripts.php

I added the lines you gave to my .htaccess and restarted httpd,but it didn’t work.
So I added them at the end of my main php.ini file and rebooted the entire vps but it’s still not working.

oh, I didn’t notice that the solution was already explained there, it’s probably because it 4 AM here and I needed to sleep…
Sorry for wasting your valuable time and not reading the documentation and thanks for answering.

Regards

Hi, I remember trying to do something similar a couple of years ago, but I don’t remember how I did it.
try Looking for something called “user roles”

Hope that helps

that’s AWESOME, thanks a lot for the detailed explanation, I will play with it this week-end and I will get back and post how I did it.
I’m very grateful.

My idea#3 is just a duplicate of #1 but manually not with a wordpress plugin.
and #2 is in fact modifying list yo files to be #1, so yeah you’re right all the 3 methods are in fact using the same concept.
I’m excluding the FTP option, it’s slow…
I will try the API this week-end according to your explanation, and the links you sent, it seems to be simpler than I thought, thx again!

I quite like your idea and I think it’s very effective, I thinks it’s the same way that mega.co.nz works, right? If so how does mega avoid security issue? by using encryption keys and ssl?
Anyway, for security reasons I think I will try it on a testing environment to study it, but not on my live server, your idea is just like the water cooling for PCs, it’s awesome and effective, but no thanks water will never get near my PC xD, same for API.
But you’re idea seems to be very nice.

Your API will make the second server fully controlled by server A(as to my knowledge), but since I only need to list files without upload, renaming…etc, I thought about some simpler ideas:

1-on server A, activate indexing, and create a plugin that opens a url from serverB and copy all the links them and list them in a table, not sure if it’s do-able…

2-trying to figure how list yo files works, and find a way to modify so it can accepts links as an input instead of a path

3-the simplest and the ugliest one is: modifying the css of the directory index, and then call it in a page on server A via Iframe with auto-height( I remember using it before switching to wordpress but it was kinda tiring and ugly, but if I you use it now I think I may make it better)

4-FTP, this one does already exist in wp-filebase pro and in wpdownoad manager(free version would be ok) +this paid plugin
https://www.wpdownloadmanager.com/download/wpdm-remote-ftp-add-on/
this one seems to be simpler and ready to use + I think FTP is safer than using API,correct me if I’m mistaken, but using FTP remains more or less dangerous that the other 3 solutions…