samoreen

https://www.dropbox.com/s/901jdcaosebu0wo/Meow%20Lightbox%20Problem.jpg?dl=0

Apparently, version 4.0.4 doesn’t fix the problem for image title. Further testing in progress…

According to the version 4.0.3 update details, the fix didn’t seem to make it into this new version. I didn’t test by re-installing again, though.

Everything OK after going back to version 3.2.2.

>> Go to this page and click on any image in the gallery >>https://capcgaleries.org/mg-galerie/cdf2022-couleur-papier/

Since we can’t live with that bug, I have temporarily disabled the mwl_img_title filter on this site and I will probably go back to the previous version of Meow Lightbox. The image provided in my previous message is explicit enough, though.

Patrick

FYI.

We checked the problem on a system where the browser cache had not been updated since the Meow Lightbox update. The photo title was displayed correctly. After using F5 on the test gallery, the problem appeared like in any other browser and system. Which since seems to confirm that the problem appeared with the plugin update.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3nomu5wmgcwc3ks/Lightbox%20bug.jpg?dl=0

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by samoreen.

Correction : I meant Title, not Caption.

Go to this page and click on any image in the gallery :

https://capcgaleries.org/mg-galerie/cdf2022-couleur-papier/

We never had any problem with this before.

OK. The problem is a conflict with the “One User Avatar” extension.

Sorry for the trouble.

If anyone knows another extension compatible with RML and allowing the users to upload their avatar, thanks in advance.

Hi,

Please consider this problem as fixed. The culprit was a garbage collecting routine implemented by the hosting service.

Sorry for the trouble.

Patrick

> Do you have a mu-plugins directory?

Yes, we do have one. Excellent remark. There are only 2 files in this folder :

elementor-safe-mode.php
muwps.php (which has been added by our hosting service).

I’m currently examning the content of muwps.php because it activates many plugins specific to WPServeur. I’ll try to deactivate some of them.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by samoreen.

Our hosting service is WPServeur, a french company specializing in WordPress hosting.

Patrick

Marcin,

I think you can consider this problem as fixed.

Thank you.

Greetings from Fontainebleau (France).

Hi Marcin,

Sorry for the late answer but we switched back to debug mode only today.

The warnings have apparently disappeared. Thanks. We’ll let the site run in debug mode for a while and I’ll tell you if they come back. But apparently, the problem is solved.

Best regards.

Patrick

Hi Marcin,

Thanks for the quick answer. We’ll re-check as soon as possible.

Regards.

Patrick

Hi bcrodua,

> Have you tried deactivating all other plugins and then just leave UpdraftPlus active?

Ahem, we are using about 60 plugins. If the problem disappears when disabling all plugins, we’ll have to find out which one is the culprit. Since the folder deletion occurs only once every night, we might need up to 60 days to discover what plugin is causing this. Disabling a lot of plugins would totally modify the context of execution of this site.

Moreover, have you ever heard of a plugin causing the deletion of another one by targeting it specifically ? Plugins might be incompatible but I can’t imagine that a plugins could destroy another one. Most of the time they are not even aware of each other. This case, it’s not about something malfunctioning. It’s about the updraftplus folder being systematically deleted every night.

We’ll have to imagine another strategy, I’m afraid.

Patrick