Stephen B

I reverted back to APG plugin version 2.2.1.3 and it’s working now.

Can you think of any significant updates you have done (after version 2.2.1.3) that causes the conflict between Polylang and APG plugin?

Yes, I have the latest version installed.
I believe the problem is caused by conflict with APG and the Polylang plugin.
Before the latest plugin updates, these plugins were working.

Great thanks keesiemeijer, that code fixed the problem!

Hi,

I am having a similar problem with the overlay option in UM forms pages.
When I enable the overlay it messes up the database and all page data is lost.

I think there’a something else going on with my code,
It’s enough if I can just disable the code on certain page using ID so I tried the following code, however, I got a blank page.

add_action( 'woo_content_after', 'custom_social_buttons_page', 1 );
function custom_social_buttons_page() {
if ( is_page ( 783 )) {
     //do nothing
	}
   else ( is_page()) {
      ds_social_media_buttons();
	}
}

Thanks Allen,

And yes, you’re right, usually I want to have the title there but this time I’m pulling the Pinterest RSS feed and Pinterest doesn’t have titles on the pins. Instead, I get the first 3 words from the excerpt as the title so it looks a bit funny.
For now I just edited the code as you advised. So problem solved and great support here!

Actually, I managed to fix it by removing the height attribute=)

Thanks,

But in my case the errors are in the database.
So my database is connected and the website works fine but I had some errors after repairing the database:

See the screenshot here:
screenshot repair database

I’m using the BackUpWordPress plugin to make weekly backups of the website. I use the same plugin for other websites also and it hasn’t caused any problems before. Anyways, I will uninstall the plugin and see if this helps.

If I change the HTACCESS file permission to 444, and it still keeps changing. Does it mean the problem might be with the webhost company?

Thanks!

Thanks,
I was sure that the problem had something to do with the W3 Total Cache.
That I had installed before.
However, uninstalling it “the proper way” didn’t help as well.
And at the end clearing my browser cache didn’t help either.

I will try to contact the tech support next=)

I am also still wondering what’s going on with the .htaccess file.
The file size keeps jumping between 100,000 and 700,000 bytes.
And when I open the htaccess file, I see the same rewrite rule several times.

I think the problem is not with the security plugins, since I haven’t found related folders or files on my WP installation.

I noticed that if clear my browser cookies and history, my homepage starts loading like it is suppose to (and everything is fine).
It’s only sometimes that the page stops loading CSS and images and then I need to clear the browser again.
Could it be some internal WP cache issue?

Hmmm, I don’t remember ever installing Better WP Security to my WordPress.
But if there are tables, where can I find them on my database?