WebsiteDoctor

Confirming:

1) I saw this problem with WordPress v5.3, and
2) latest Ocean Extra (v1.5.19) DOES fix it.

Confirmed, thanks for the quick update!

FILE: wp-content/plugins/plugin-notes/inc/markdown/markdown.php
223 | WARNING | Use of deprecated PHP4 style class constructor is not supported since PHP 7.

Looks like it’s using PHP Markdown 1.0.1.o (?) which is now at v1.8.0 – 14 Jan 2018

That’s quite a while since update. I’m willing to help test this if the devs want to send a patch.

https://michelf.ca/projects/php-markdown/
https://github.com/michelf/php-markdown

Hi @courtneypk,

Thanks for your reply.

Can you tell us if there are specific things that you’d like to see improved, in your opinion?

Specifically, I think that it should be possible to switch Gutenberg on or off with a simple toggle. Or bundle it as a core plugin like Aksimet.

The reason why I hold this position is…

If you prefer the classic editor, you can use the Classic Block. You can call it by using the inserter “Classic” or with the slash command “/c”. This block has the Classic toolbar and doesn’t break up your text into single blocks.

You can also use the Classic Editor Plugin (which will still be available after Gutenberg is added to Core).

… I appreciate that the classic editor will still be available, but from a end user perspective, the feedback I’m getting from my clients is that the Gutenberg experience is still non-intuitive and confusing.

Simply put, I think this is not ready for www.remarpro.com users and shouldn’t be forced on them.

Thanks @robert681, I’ll update, test and report back to you in the next couple of days.

Just to follow-up on this, looks like there’s an issue with the Debug plugin – I think it’s not outputting a closing tag of some kind. Here’s a screenshot:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ouprpewukylkx11/screencapture-wsal-debug-2018-06-06-16_11_10.jpg?dl=0

(This is the entire visible output at example.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wsal-debug )

Looking at the source, there appears to be data collected. I’ll play around and see if I can find the issue – if you get there first please link an updated version for me.

Hey Robert, thanks for coming back. I’ll report back (privately) once I have some data from the Debug plugin.

This plugin is marked “Requires WordPress Version:4.5”. Maybe that’s new (since you posted), or does WordPress not enforce the version requirements?

In any case, I would strongly recommend updating WordPress as there are well known vulnerabilities.

Here’s the entirety of the two error.logs:
First:

Dec 10 2016 17:35:43
{"Number":2,"Message":"stream_socket_client() [<a href='function.stream-socket-client'>function.stream-socket-client<\/a>]: unable to connect to tcp:\/\/:80 (A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond.\r\n)","File":"C:\\htdocs\\wordpress\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":77}

Dec 10 2016 17:35:43
{"Number":2,"Message":"stream_select(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource","File":"C:\\htdocs\\wordpress\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":83}

Dec 10 2016 17:35:43
{"Number":2,"Message":"stream_select() [<a href='function.stream-select'>function.stream-select<\/a>]: No stream arrays were passed","File":"C:\\htdocs\\wordpress\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":83}

Dec 10 2016 17:35:43
{"Number":2,"Message":"fwrite() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given","File":"C:\\htdocs\\wordpress\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":92}

Dec 10 2016 17:35:43
{"Number":1024,"Message":"fwrite wrote only 0 instead of 458","File":"C:\\htdocs\\wordpress\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":93}

Dec 10 2016 17:35:43
{"Number":2,"Message":"stream_set_blocking() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given","File":"C:\\htdocs\\wordpress\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":100}

Dec 10 2016 17:35:46
{"Number":2,"Message":"fclose() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given","File":"C:\\htdocs\\wordpress\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":108}

Second:

Dec 11 2016 20:06:29
{"Number":2,"Message":"stream_socket_client() [<a href='function.stream-socket-client'>function.stream-socket-client<\/a>]: unable to connect to tcp:\/\/:80 (A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond.\r\n)","File":"C:\\htdocs\\LFP\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":77}

Dec 11 2016 20:06:29
{"Number":2,"Message":"stream_select(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource","File":"C:\\htdocs\\LFP\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":83}

Dec 11 2016 20:06:29
{"Number":2,"Message":"stream_select() [<a href='function.stream-select'>function.stream-select<\/a>]: No stream arrays were passed","File":"C:\\htdocs\\LFP\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":83}

Dec 11 2016 20:06:29
{"Number":2,"Message":"fwrite() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given","File":"C:\\htdocs\\LFP\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":92}

Dec 11 2016 20:06:29
{"Number":1024,"Message":"fwrite wrote only 0 instead of 467","File":"C:\\htdocs\\LFP\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":93}

Dec 11 2016 20:06:29
{"Number":2,"Message":"stream_set_blocking() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given","File":"C:\\htdocs\\LFP\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":100}

Dec 11 2016 20:06:32
{"Number":2,"Message":"fclose() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given","File":"C:\\htdocs\\LFP\\wp-content\\plugins\\all-in-one-wp-migration\\lib\\model\\http\\class-ai1wm-http-stream.php","Line":108}

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On my WP 4.4 import, it seems to be hung at the “Done activating plugins…” stage, that’s no movement in about 3 hours.

I can see that themes and plugins directories appear to have been populated correctly in both Import attempts (WP 4.4 and 4.7), so the files part of the import looks to have worked.

On the other hand, right now both databases are almost empty apart from a single table: wp_newsletter_sent.

This is part of the Newsletter plugin.

@dalboslampen, @jesd00: are you folks running this Newsletter plugin?

Testing:

I’ve installed WordPress v4.4.5 (picked a recent older version back a bit). Still using AIOM v5.56 (latest, as of 7/Dec/2016) which failed previously.

The file import stage on WP v4.4.5 was rocket fast compared with on WP v4.7, approximately 30 seconds vs 15 mins.

It’s now spinning at “Done activating plugins…” for the past 5-6 minutes, I’ll see how it gets on.

Anyone able to roll back to WP 4.6 and test this?

Yep, are you talking about the entire slider or just the text? If the text, something along the lines of this should do:

.slide-excerpt {
	background: none;
	opacity: 1;
}

.slide-excerpt-border {
	border: 0 !important;
}

btw there’s a real gotcha with the CSS this slider, there’s a class called “genesis_responsive_slider” and there’s an id “genesis-responsive-slider” (note the dash vs underscore).

Had to document that somewhere, had me very puzzled for a while ??

Cheers Thomas!

I found similar issues with Media Uploader not working, but only on some browser/OS combinations – particularly Windows 7.

Again it was a plugin – in my case “Artiss Relative Date”.

Removing that plugin resolved the issue completely.