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**BUMP** I would also like to know the answer to this question. Is there anyone home?

I’m having the same issue.

Before anyone mentions “JavaScript implementations in modern web browsers do not allow cross-domain scripting”, can I add that I have been able to successfully embed Google maps in a lightbox. I get the same error, but it does not stop the frame content from displaying. But if I try to do it with an Agoda hotels map, e.g.:
https://www.agoda.com/pages/agoda/popup/popup_areamap.aspx?hotel_id=461790&area_id=26026&area_Name=Pratunam&city_id=9395&city_Name=Bangkok&country_id=106&latitude=100.542068481445&longitude=13.7503242492676&PopupSize=80&asq=gFH8gcqAcjR%2bwXCOf14iyw%3d%3d&width=990&height=525
then the error blocks the map from displaying in the lightbox, although the map legend does display. The only thing I can see that’s odd is that the Agoda map tries to load JQuery from a different sub-domain (img.agoda.net) which might be an issue. It also loads its base map from “maps.googleapis.com” which I think might be the real problem. And it loads its map icons from “cdn0.agoda.net” which could also be a problem. Is there some way, within the lightbox code, for me to mark these domains as safe so the browser does not block them when I call the content in the lightbox?

I have been using this plugin for ages with no problems, so I suggest you need to look elsewhere for source of the spammy links.

I also would like to know the answer to this.

Yep, that seems to have fixed it. Thanks!

Jeremy, I have the same problem but I doubt that it’s what you’re suggesting.

On my site, sharing was working fine on the weekend and I was able to set up Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Tumblr connections. I went in today to correct my LinkedIn connection (as I now have a company page) and it’s giving me persistent -32301 errors. I was able to delete an existing LinkedIn connection, but not create a new one. Nothing has changed in my server configuration since the weekend.

My site is https://www.websupportguy.com if that helps. When I go to xmlrpc.php I get a response “XML-RPC server accepts POST requests only”.

I just tried switching themes back to Twenty Eleven on the test site to see if that fixed the problem, but it didn’t. So that probably rules out being a theme-related issue.

Sorry, I tell a lie! The Youtube insert function and the edit CSS function are doing the same thing. I had not used that before. But embedded media is OK.

Yes, only on the image function. I have currently uninstalled the plugin and installed Advanced TinyMCE on my production site, which has a similar image function and dialogue box. It works fine. But I don’t consider it in the same league as your plugin, so I’d prefer to get that working. I am still running your plugin on my test site. I could give you access to that if you want to take a look at the problem.

I am not a JS coder, but in reading advimage/js/image.js it looks to me like the popup may be requiring the DOM language setting. Is this correct? What would happen if the language was not set in the DOM? I know I have an issue with this WP theme not correctly setting the site language as Google highlights it in Webmaster Tools. No idea yet how to fix it. Is it possible this is an issue?

I’d like to see the file which actually reads the language file to see if it’s pointing to the right place. I cleared my browser cache and checked the file and folder permissions. Could not find anything unusual there.

Hi Josh, still no email verification from your forum. I don’t currently use any cache plugin on this site. Posts on Joomla forum suggest it may not be loading the EN language file from the plugin folder. Where is this loaded in the script? I can try some debugging. May be a strange path issue. The Joomla people found a solution to this problem but I can’t translate that to a WordPress fix.

Theme vendor issued an update which fixes it. But thanks for your help.

@josh, tried the suggestions on your site (cleared browser cache and cleared jwl_ option entries, but did not fix it. I am seeing the following errors in the browser:

Message: Object doesn't support this property or method
Line: 24
Char: 471
Code: 0
URI: http: //[myurl].com/wp-includes/js/tinymce/wp-tinymce.php?c=1&ver=358-23156

I tried disabling all plugins on my site and still had all the same problems with both TinyMCE and TinyMCE advanced. If I switch to Twenty Eleven theme, it works. If I switch to CKeditor, that works. But neither of these are solutions as I have a site based on a premium theme.

Josh, any suggestions about where to look? Is this related to the issue earlier this year with ACM and advanced custom fields?

Thanks for taking a look but by then I had restored the file system from my test site and got it working again. I tried different browsers and different PCs and I was also getting downtime warnings from my site monitoring agent.

I’d still like to know how to fix this in case it happens again. I have switched to Quick Cache and WP Minify for now but I’d still like to be using W3 Total Cache and Cloudflare CDN in the future. The problem happened when I tried to specify particular JS and CSS files for minification. It dropped the headers and footers from the site and when I tried to disable caching while I fixed it, the whole site went to 403 errors.