rschletty

I am having the same problem. When I deactivate PM Pro, the error does not occur and the proper password reset screen appears. Please tell me how I can fix this ASAP.

Paid Memberships Pro Version 2.5.2.

https://mnsongwriters.org/login/

Edit: I just disabled the plugin “Better Notifications for WP” (Author: Made with Fuel) and now the Reset Password screen appears! Hooray.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by rschletty. Reason: Solution discovered

I am getting this same error when trying to link previous orders. It worked flawlessly on March 27, 2020. Now I get this error:

Warning: sprintf(): Too few arguments in /home/fcsprofe/public_html/wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/includes/admin/reports/class-wc-report-customer-list.php on line 56

If WooCommerce detects that there are unmatched orders, it will show the “Link Previous Orders” icon.

See this article which explains the procedure: https://www.skyverge.com/blog/automatically-link-woocommerce-orders-customer-registration/

We anxiously await a solution. Thanks.

I also would like SMTP mailer to support OAuth. This is a critical moment in the continuum of electronic mail systems. I’m not happy that Google is forcing this, but we are powerless. Google says it is for our own good – for our security.

I was able to update to free version of 1.5.4 after deleting and reinstalling the plugin from the WordPress repository. Simply deactivating and reactivating was not enough. Thanks to 5 Star for your clear instructions.

I was horrified to see a big, stridently-colored animated Yoast ad. Shame on Yoast for pushing this up into our back ends. It’s enough to make me want to uninstall Yoast SEO.

Excellent. The beta cleared up raw code that was appearing at the top of my pages where email encoding was being used. I am not using Bloom on this particular website but I am using Monarch by Elegant Themes.

Thank you, Mikko. I am now more aware of services and plugins that can cause this issue.

This works for me:

.woocommerce-product-gallery__wrapper {
pointer-events: none !important;
}

• This reply was modified 5 years, 10 months ago by rschletty.

Same problem with one of my websites that uses the Sucuri Malware Scan which is integrated into iThemes Security. I had been getting the malware warning for about three months. Today, I used the tip here to place an empty wp-scriptaculous.js file inside /wp-includes/js/scriptaculous/

wp-scriptaculous.js used to be in WordPress core in WordPress 3.3.2 and earlier. See https://digwp.com/2012/05/complete-list-wordpress-files/

I ran into this same problem today with iThemes Security and the Vantage Premium theme from Site Origin. Along with 404 “Not Found” errors, I also received this message at times:

Warning: call_user_func() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, no array or string given in /home/…/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 2706

Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/…/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php:2706) in /home/…/public_html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 1219

My solution was to deactivate the Hide Backend function of iThemes Security and instead use the plugin WPS Hide Login. Now I am able to edit pages without getting 404 or PHP errors.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by rschletty.

I’m glad you fixed that! I was pulling out my remaining hair, trying to figure out what went wrong.

@crzyhrse –?Glad the fix worked for you.

@jameskatt –?Agreed! We should not be subject to this aggravation. I tore my hair out –?and I have lots of it. I find myself using Divi less these days on new sites because of slow loading or failure to load. Has Divi become a victim of feature/cuteness bloat?

Shamim: I see now that the problem is only with Mac Safari 11.1 (which I use most of the time). It’s my default browser. And yes, I did flush my Safari cache. I recommend you have some people test access with Safari + Sierra 10.12.6. I am able to browse your site with Google Chrome and Firefox. Thanks for unsubscribing me. I’ll renew my Front End PM license as soon as the project for which I am using it launches. It has been on hold for about a year.

Mirko, it might be helpful for you to see the problem configuration and the solution:

In this Divi Blog Module Grid, Animation is set to None. All blog feed elements are sometime invisible –?especially with page refresh and only in Safari 11.x (at least as far as I have tested). Clicking on “Develop: Empty Caches” will make the blog feed appear. But a subsequent page refresh will render it invisible again:

https://riittastyle.com/blog-archive/

With Divi Blog Module Grid set to Animation: Fade, the blog feed always appears:

https://riittastyle.com/blog/

Why is Safari being so glitchy?

I just realized that I posted under your plugin “ACME Divi Modules” –?but I do not have it installed on this particular site. I am using the built-in Divi Blog Module Grid. So I am not sure if my post is relevant in this forum thread.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by rschletty. Reason: followup comment

I struggled for several hours with the strange hit-and-miss visibility of the Divi Blog Module Grid. The problem was only in Mac Safari. The 3-column, 2-row grid would usually appear first time I visited the page, but then with each page refresh, the blog elements would load but would be invisible –?you could cursor over the grid elements with the Developer Tools gunsight cursor, and you could actually click on an invisible blog featured image thumbnail and it would take you to that blog entry. So, it was not a case of incomplete loading of HTML elements. It seemed to me to be a JavaScript issue.

I tried purging cache, deleting cookies, optimization with SiteGround Optimizer, and even Cloudflare CDN image delivery with CSS and JS minification. I even tried the “Permalink trick.” Nothing worked.

I found the solution: Animation had been set to None. I switched Animation to Fade. The Blog Grid began to appear reliably EVERY time I hit page refresh in Safari. There is some bug in the Animation JavaScript which causes Safari 11.x to fail to render the elements visible –?but only when Animation is set to None.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by rschletty.