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Update: I think I finally tracked down the root of the issue. Despite having it all disabled, the Siteground Optimization plugin is still at fault. Specifically the option to combine Javascript files seems to cause this problem. I’ll contact Siteground about this and see if they can resolve it.

I did completely disable the caching plugins and cloudflare caching with no success.

I’ll try the plugin you recommended. Thanks,

I never use the block editor. It’s the most ridiculous thing the developers ever did. However, I did try making a sample project with the block editor and the results are even worse. Image thumbnails do no appear at all when using a normal gallery, and when using a tiled gallery they appear as one big column of images instead of tiled. The images are present either way and clicking them still leads directly to the image file, not the carousel view. Again, this only seems to affect project pages.

Thanks,

Yes I had a theme update waiting for me this morning. It must have been a known issue because the update seems to have resolved it.

Thanks for the input. I had a feeling this was the issue. First time it’s happened though so I wasn’t sure.

I have an update showing now for 1.1.29 in the WordPress update manager. It appears to be working correctly on this version now.

Same thing happening here. It seems to be screwing up a redirect. I can enter https://www.morrispaint.com and get to mysite, but if I enter morrispaint.com without the www I get the same error as stated.

Looks like it does. And I haven’t done a thing to it. Not even any updates. Maybe it was a crawl error on Google’s end.

I have since uninstalled the jetpack plugin and reinstalled it. I was able to successfully connect to wordpress.com this time but my entire site was locked into a white screen after that. I again had to rename the plugin folder via FTP to fix the site.

Mine upgraded this morning on a site running Socrates 3.0.4 Theme. Upgraded to Jetpack 3.4.1 and immediately broke the site. White screen for all admin pages. The main site was working but all my headers an sidebars got wiped out. Renamed the Jetpack folder and got the site functional, but had to redo my widget areas. I uploaded the master copy on the first page of this thread via FTP and the site is functioning but now I’m getting the same errors trying to connect to connect to wordpress.com

Invalid request, please go back and try again.
Error Code: invalid_client
Error Message: Unknown client_id.

Quite possible. I’ve had some issues with Cloudflare as well. Most of my site issues started when Hostgator moved me to a new server. My sites have all gotten slower and developed periodic issues with caching.

It’s not exactly resolved yet but on standby. Hostgator flushed the server side cache and now the site is redirecting correctly. I’m assuming they already have a 301 redirect set up for this by default. For some reason the server side cache was stuck back on the 19th of July. If it occurs again I’ll try the code injection to see if that will resolve it. This has happened in the past with Hostgator but the problem resolved itself within an hour or two. This time it was several days. I’m thinking this may be a hostgator problem instead of a plugin issue.

Thanks for the input though. At least I know how to do it now if it becomes necessary.

Thanks a lot. That worked perfectly. I do have WP Super Cache running so I won’t mess with the caching code just yet.

I totally disabled all plugins and switched to 2011 theme and WPTouch did work, but only when logged in. I cleared the browser cache and paused CloudFlare to no avail. When logged out it simple would not load the mobile theme on either site. I’ve since re-enabled all plugins, ditched Quick Cache and WP Minify and installed W3 Total Cache instead. I’m letting it handle switching in the mobile theme now and that seems to be working fine.

Thanks anyway.

I just realized that it doesn’t really work on the main domain either. It only works when logged in to that domain, which to me is pointing toward an issue with caching.