tnhwyman

I got this same warning on one site doing an upgrade from 1.7 to 2.0, and I got the same error on another site where I did a 2.0 install without a prior version already in place.

Samuel Elh,

Many thanks, this has resolved the conflict. Thank you for going the extra mile. Your response and ability to overcome issues is appreciated.

Gave this plugin a look see today after dealing with different Note Widget upgrade that crashed my site yesterday. I like the ease of use that this plugin offers. Width, background style and color, font options, as well as pushpin, tape, paperclip choices. I hope in time url text links and image inserts come about. 4 Stars works well with Responsive Theme.

RichTWebGuy, I’ll give this version “wp-dashboard-notes” a try, I appreciate the link.
To help clear up some of the misunderstandings, the dashboard site notes I made in reference at the beginning of this thread was “Version 1.3.2 | By Ben Irvin, last updated: 2 years ago. I still use it on one of my sites, but the site it does not work on, I think I figured out why. I use the “WP-Edit Pro version instead of the WP Edit (free version.)

Wish I had come here before update….i would have been in bed yesterday.

Issue resolved.

I discovered an image aline left tag within the iframe embed tags.

later,

jerry

Problem resolved. I deactivated Advance Dewplayer and installed HTML5 MP3 Playlist Player Free. This player works with both smartphone usage as well as pc browsers. It requires more effort on my part…forcing me to create play lists and doesn’t seem to re-size when accessing with smartphone, but it works. thank you esmi, you have been very helpful.

Version 1.2 By Western Deal from the WordPress add plugin page.
Website it points to is https://www.westerndeal.com

I overcame this problem of not being able to add media by deactivating a plugin I have called “Advanced Dewplayer.”
I use wordpress 3.8 and responsive 1.9.4.2

In an attempt to help others I will post how this issue was resolved.

What I had done is used the “Administor away mode” within the wp-security plugin. I set date, and time for a 15 min lockout Type was set for 1 time. I was no longer able to log in to the admin panel until I went into my cpanel, logged into the database, and locate “bms_options,” and then find “active_plugins.” Here I went into edit mode and cleared its data.

Also for the record, I am running 3.7.1 wordpress and the 3.8 upgrade was never installed.

I hope this info will help anyone that falls in my footsteps.

WPyogi,

Thanks for your guidance. I did install and activate a plugin called “better-wp-security” the day before yesterday when I was running on wordpress 3.7.1. I looked through my site just now via ftp and found in the following dir: “wp-content/plugins/” the “better-wp-security” plugin, but I don’t see a plugin named “maintenance mode” I at this point am not sure if I do or not. I have never used this plugin “wp-security” before, but I do remember being in a tab where I flipped the switch “thinking I was closing site down for a period of time to do maint. I never used this feature before but it seemed like a good idea at the time, since I was loading church music mp3 files up on an active website. But prior to all this activity I did upgrade to wp 3.8. As far as accessing files via cpanel or ftp, I can do that, but knowing which file to edit and where it is located may have to be pointed out to me. It’s been many years since I did any website management, but I got to say, WordPress support and options has improved 10 fold.