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Great, that was it. Thanks a lot. Other thing, I had to disable the Bit.ly option because it was not working for me… I added the keys, activate, empty the cache, and no effect was seen on the urls. Is there something else I was suppose to do? On the Bit.ly side maybe? Thanks.

Most of the time, we use themes with WordPress that has already the CSS for the widgets. So, a good option would simply be to allow people to select a NO STYLE version and to use their own CSS (already available in their theme). Or make a LITE version of your plugin that would not include all the styling options.

I’m with a single blog and the same problem occurs… unable to connect.

Same here… I made a test by adding one of my emails and nothing… everything seem to work fine, the widget indicate that the email was added to the list, but when I check in my Mailchimp list, nothing was added… I will have to disable it and test the Mailchimp plugin instead…

Almost the same problem here, not the line 88 but another one, and the effect was to freeze the Dashboard widgets and the Info and Help panels.

I tried to figure what was the problem without success… Adding the “Concatenate” line in “Config” did solve the problem, but I don’t like patch…

If anyone find the source of the problem, please tell us. Thanks.

I try 4 different plugins and none are working on Firefox Mac and WordPress 4… And is it possible that your plugin is conflicting with the dashboard javascript? (Can’t open or move the widgets anymore…). Thanks.

Great! You are a genius! I can finally use it again.

Finally, someone else saw that annoying problem…!

I notice the bug with all the major browsers (Safari, Firefox, Chrome), and for me, it happens 9 times on 10, so I just stop using it. If you use the button to upload manually, everything works fine, it’s just the drag and drop. The upload run, and BAM, the window is frozen, you are force to reload the browser window.

Please someone, find an answer, I really like that option.

Exactly the same bug here… On a list of about 100 portfolios images only 10 to 15 got listed in the XML, with a bunch of theme images… I’ll try to find another plugin, or do it by hand.

Interesting. Good to know that. Thanks.

There are different ways to solve that simple problem, but this is the “easiest” way…

Ok, thanks. Most WordPress themes use shortcodes in order to display custom buttons. So now few people use plain simple HTML links.

The easiest way would be to delete the WP Super Cache plugin folder by FTP (or from your hosting control panel) and then login into your WordPress dashboard in order to re-install the plugin from scratch.

Just notice in the log section that someone downloaded 15 times the same file… And almost half of the visitors are doing multiple downloads of the same files. It’s a shame that the visitors are making this great plugin almost useless…

Here are the support infos for Hostgator.

How to login into cPanel (control panel):
https://support.hostgator.com/articles/how-to-log-into-cpanel
How to use the file manager:
https://support.hostgator.com/articles/hosting-guide/lets-get-started/file-manager-getting-started

Now you need to reach your website’s WordPress folder, open it, and edit the file named: wp-config.php

Look for a line of code like this at the beginning (around line 15 to 20):

define(‘WPCACHEHOME’, ‘/YOUR ABSOLUTE PATH/wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/’ ); //Added by WP-Cache Manager

If it is not there, add it and replace the part “YOUR ABSOLUTE PATH” with your own path (given in the WordPress warning message).
If that line of code is already there, just compare the “path” with the one given in the WordPress warning message, make sure it is the same.

Hope this will help.