uddhava

Glad i could be of help

This is defined in Better WP Security. IT forces the login and admin pages into https

Same error here. But i get just a zero displayed after i click Authorize.

When checking with the Console i get this error displayed :

The page at https://www.kksblog.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=simple-dropbox-upload-form/wp-dropbox.php displayed insecure content from https://www.kksblog.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=choice&width=450&height=350&random=1376079638934.

My admin is using https. The plugin worked before. But after an update to WP 3.6 it seems that this plugin lost all of its settings.

I did find the “solution”. But it was not mine to fix.
My hoster (westhost) has some strict security filtering (ModSecurity). The have added a lot of exceptions to certain wp pages.

/wp-admin/upload.php
/wp-admin/media-new.php
/wp-admin/post.php
/wp-admin/post.php?action=edit
/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php

And also the page where you offer the upload by this plugin

My hoster did

In the php.ini you can set a error log file. If you have access to it.
I am also getting the strange crunching error. I am still working on it with the hosting company.

I tried all the usual suspects.

[20-Feb-2013 10:51:29 UTC] WordPress database error MySQL server has gone away for query SELECT post_name FROM ggieposts WHERE post_name = 'testfile3' AND ID != 0 LIMIT 1 made by media_handle_upload, wp_insert_attachment, wp_unique_post_slug
[20-Feb-2013 10:51:29 UTC] WordPress database error MySQL server has gone away for query INSERT INTO <code>ggieposts</code> (<code>post_author</code>,<code>post_date</code>,<code>post_date_gmt</code>,<code>post_content</code>,<code>post_content_filtered</code>,<code>post_title</code>,<code>post_excerpt</code>,<code>post_status</code>,<code>post_type</code>,<code>comment_status</code>,<code>ping_status</code>,<code>post_password</code>,<code>post_name</code>,<code>to_ping</code>,<code>pinged</code>,<code>post_modified</code>,<code>post_modified_gmt</code>,<code>post_parent</code>,<code>menu_order</code>,<code>post_mime_type</code>,<code>guid</code>) VALUES (116,'2013-02-20 10:51:29','2013-02-20 10:51:29','','','testfile3','','inherit','attachment','open','closed','','testfile3','','','2013-02-20 10:51:29','2013-02-20 10:51:29',0,0,'application/x-7z-compressed','https://www.kksblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/testfile31.7z') made by media_handle_upload, wp_insert_attachment

My uploads also are stuck at the crunching part. But only for files bigger the 33mb. And i get these errors in the log file :

[20-Feb-2013 10:51:29 UTC] WordPress database error MySQL server has gone away for query SELECT post_name FROM ggieposts WHERE post_name = ‘testfile3’ AND ID != 0 LIMIT 1 made by media_handle_upload, wp_insert_attachment, wp_unique_post_slug
[20-Feb-2013 10:51:29 UTC] WordPress database error MySQL server has gone away for query INSERT INTO ggieposts (post_author,post_date,post_date_gmt,post_content,post_content_filtered,post_title,post_excerpt,post_status,post_type,comment_status,ping_status,post_password,post_name,to_ping,pinged,post_modified,post_modified_gmt,post_parent,menu_order,post_mime_type,guid) VALUES (116,’2013-02-20 10:51:29′,’2013-02-20 10:51:29′,”,”,’testfile3′,”,’inherit’,’attachment’,’open’,’closed’,”,’testfile3′,”,”,’2013-02-20 10:51:29′,’2013-02-20 10:51:29′,0,0,’application/x-7z-compressed’,’https://www.kksblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/testfile31.7z’) made by media_handle_upload, wp_insert_attachment

I my case i also got HTTP Errors. Turns out that the strict security settings at the provider were the culprit (Westhost).
You can ask them to add exceptions to ModSecurity for all the pages that deal with uploads, in my case:

Exceptions pages:

wp-admin/upload.php
wp-admin/media-new.php
wp-admin/post.php
wp-admin/post.php?action=edit

Als the ajax admin page in WP is important to except.

Chris,

Thanks for the tips of course. And the progress bar that you created looks great. I wonder if that can be merged with the upload plugin… ??

Thanks chris. I have to look into the code to apply this trick.
Maybe i can use the space that this plugin uses to display the success message. First the progress image and then the success message.

I hope Rinat could specify where to apply this code, around which line.

I tried uploading a file of 36mb. Now it works finally.

Here is my shortcode setting :

[inline_upload uploadrole="all" uploadpath="/uploads/visitors/" createpath="false" uploadpatterns="\*.mp3,\*.mp4,\*.wav,\*.ogg,\*.flac,\*.m4a,\*.mkv,\*.avi,\*.mov,\*.pdf,\*.doc,\*.docx,\*.txt,\*.zip,\*.gz,\*.rar,\*.7z,\*.jpg,\*.jpeg,\*.gif,\*.png,\*.svg,\*.psd" maxsize="250" notify="true" notifyrecipients="[email protected]" notifysubject="KKSBlog upload - A new file has been uploaded!" filebaselink="true" uploadbutton="Upload!" widths="filename:250px, selectbutton:80px, uploadbutton:100px, progressbar:230px, message:450px, subfolders_label:100px, subfolders_select:125px" placements="message/filename+selectbutton+subfolders/uploadbutton+progressbar"]

Otherwise i can always try out the FTP option.

@mitcho,

Oh sorry. I have to read better.

That would be nice.
It is possible of course to add a DIV in the backend settings of YARPP, like i did. Then you can hide it from the @media print

ys

oh. You did in another post:

<?php if (function_exists(‘related_posts’) ) : related_posts(); endif; ?>

If you use a Theme Framework, like Genesis or WooThemes, then you can add the function Related_posts() to the hook manager of both frameworks. But maybe mitcho could give an example how to include it into a template?