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One small advance. IE NetRenderer tests websites in IE. Using https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api2/demo doesn’t show the Captcha but if you tick the box to slow down the rendering by around 3 seconds then the Captcha does show.

Unfortunately I didn’t get anywhere as the company’s IT support was atrocious, suggesting things that I told them I had already tried, confusing Java with JavaScript and then adding insult to injury with “this is out of scope of [name of company] and confirmed to be an issue related to IE only and not caused by our site I’ll unfortunately need to direct you to local tech support or support.com”

The only interesting thing they did refer me to was https://developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/faq which says the cause could be conflicting plugins or an unstable network. It’s neither of these as IE in safe mode doesn’t show the reCaptcha and Firefox on the same machine and network does show it.

I’ll post here again if I find a solution but I’m not hopeful.

Unfortunately not as there are no sites listed as using Compatibility View. Suggestions on some forums to enable a group policy setting “Turn off Data URI support” aren’t relevant either for personal editions of Windows.

I have an account with a company that happens to use reCaptcha for their logins which exhibits the same problem, so I have asked their technical support for help. If they suggest anything useful I will report back here.

It’s version 11.576.14393.0
I have just been to Google’s demo page at https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api2/demo and another demo site at https://www.finalwebsites.com/demos/custom-captcha-image-script/ and reCaptcha is invisible in IE11 in both cases so I wonder if it’s a problem with reCaptcha rather than your plugin?

I have exactly the same problem. Captcha works fine on other browsers but there’s no sign of it in IE, despite deleting cache.

I have the same problem and Diasbling config caching on the Diagnostics page doesn’t help. I can get the scan to complete by skipping malware scan (untick Scan for signatures of known malicious files in Options page) but re-enabling this stops the scan again. Obviously I wouldn’t want to disable this on a permanent basis.

All other blogs on the server allow the scan to continue and prior to updating from 6.1.2 to 6.1.3 the scan worked.

Thanks, found it but it didn’t make a difference. I will continue in the more recent thread, Scanning stops

Update: MetaSlider stopped working properly on 1st January 2015. This was because it could not find a 2015 directory in /uploads so was unable to create a 01 subdirectory giving the symptoms in my first post.

Creating a 2015 directory manually with correct permissions solved the problem, and MetaSlider created then an empty 01 subdirectory. The symptoms disappeared.

So it appears that every January, I need to manually create the year directory.

I’m afraid not. They said “We’ll publish a new version soon which will include this fix.”

Mailpoet support have solved this problem with a change to line 109 in render_engine.php. They say the error only occurs in PHP 5.4 and that the next update will correct it.

You can manually change it before then. This is their solution.
Change line 109 render_engine.php

from

if (isset($vars['border'])) $result[] = 'border: ' . $vars['border']['size'] . ' ' . $vars['border']['style'] . ' ' . $vars['border']['color'] . ';';

to

if (isset($vars['border']) && is_array($vars['border'])) $result[] = 'border: ' . $vars['border']['size'] . ' ' . $vars['border']['style'] . ' ' . $vars['border']['color'] . ';';

Mailpoet support have solved this problem with a change to line 109 in render_engine.php. They say the error only occurs in PHP 5.4 and that the next update will correct it.

You can manually change it before then. This is their solution.
Change line 109 render_engine.php

from

if (isset($vars['border'])) $result[] = 'border: ' . $vars['border']['size'] . ' ' . $vars['border']['style'] . ' ' . $vars['border']['color'] . ';';

to

if (isset($vars['border']) && is_array($vars['border'])) $result[] = 'border: ' . $vars['border']['size'] . ' ' . $vars['border']['style'] . ' ' . $vars['border']['color'] . ';';

It’s fine for me now as well. Thanks!

I too am getting the same error for any modified file:
WordFence API error: An error occured trying to open the requested file.
when clicking on See how the file has changed in Modified plugin file.
View the file still works and I get the same result whatever the status of ‘disable config caching’
It used to work, the previous one I checked was 1 month 17 days ago but now I cannot check it again.

OK, I have done that.

I have a weekly automatic newsletter which currently doesn’t have any posts in it, so it just contains the header and footer. If I go to
Mailpoet, Newsletters, then hover over the automatic newsletter and choose Preview (which is next to Edit, Duplicate, Delete) then a new tab opens with 21 lines repeating the error, followed by the correct preview of the newsletter.

Does that help?