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Yes, I had debug on when trying the upgrade.

I now downloaded 1.4.0 from Git, deactivated the current version, installed 1.4.0, activated it, and clicked the db upgrade button.

This time I still got a blank page (apart from the notice above), but the URL was the site’s home page url (not admin) and repeated refreshes kept bringing up the blank screen.

I could keep doing this all night, but I think a faster way to get my installation up to scratch would be if you could provide a .sql file that will make the necessary changes to the DB – is that feasible?

If I clear out the stream tables and reinstall from scratch, I lose 2 months of audit data and I don’t really want to do that if I can avoid it.

In my wp_options table, the wp_stream_db value is 1.3.1.

I do most plugin updates remotely in bulk via InfiniteWP and rarely log in to the site admin – so I have no idea how long ago this database update notice appeared.

And in fact I can confirm that the above notice is being generated by another plugin, because when I deactivated all other plugins, it disappeared, even in debug mode.

I couldn’t download Stream 1.4.2 from the plugin repository – there don’t seem to be any earlier versions available in SVN.

However I temporarily enabled debug on the live site, and this is the error:

Notice: wp_register_script was called incorrectly. Scripts and styles should not be registered or enqueued until the wp_enqueue_scripts, admin_enqueue_scripts, or login_enqueue_scripts hooks. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 3.3.) in /var/www/vhosts/localhost.localdomain/royalmaltagolfclub.com/wp-includes/functions.php on line 3245

But this is appearing on all admin pages while the site is in debug mode, so I’m not sure if this is actually the problem.

I just deactivated all my plugins except Stream and tried the update again, but got the same blank page.

From 1.4.2. Running WordPress 3.9. Thanks.

Yes, I’ve used 1.9.18 to replace NetGen 1.9.13 on 2 WordPress 3.9 sites so far and it’s working perfectly, thanks for all the hard work. 2 down, 8 to go…

I have reinstalled the plugin from the download link on your site.

I can open the more options section, and it gives me the following options:

Show post counts
Show hierarchy
Order By
Exclude (comma-separated list of ids to exclude)
Only Show Children of (category id)
Display as Dropdown

The Show Empty Terms option in the screenshot you posted is simply not there, either on-screen or in the plugin’s source code.

Are you sure you committed the latest version to the WordPress SVN repository?

By the way many thanks for your continuing assistance.

Confirm problem fixed, many thanks.

That’s puzzling, I’m on version 3.3 which is apparently the latest. Thoughts?

I’m not trying to use the dropdown option so that’s not a worry.

FYI: I’ve found out that commenting out the wp_redirect line completely prevents the message without preventing the plugin from working.

I can confirm the same problem, and the die() fix does not resolve it.

I think you’re calling wp_redirect from the shortcode-generating code, whereas it should be called from a much earlier hook, like wp-init.

I’m using WordPress 3.9 and WP-User-Avatar 1.9.4.

Actually, I think you’re mistaken…

I just checked the source code – the hide empty / show empty option is *not* selectable in the plugin.

Everywhere the hide_empty option is referenced in the code, it’s hardwired to 1. And there’s no code in the widget control panel form to allow this option to be set.

Can you confirm?

I’m using 3.9 so I guess that’s the problem. Will an update be coming to correct the issue?

Any idea when these fixes will be rolled into a version update to guarantee compatibility with WP 3.9? I just discovered this plugin and want to switch to it from NextGen 1.9.13 but would rather not patch ten installations!