Hi Airone, I had a look at the change log for the two updates after 3.0.10.
Version 3.0.12
Fixed: Redirect when accessing the WordPress backend
Added: Russian translation
Added: Simplified chinese translation
Fixed: German log string typo
Version 3.0.11
Improved: About page will only be shown after install
Updated: AWS SDK to Version 2.3.1 (PHP 5.3.3+)
Fixed: some notices and warnings
Fixed: Change of BackWPup role for other users
Added: Message for Pro version to support plugin
There are only 3 fixed issues from above that I suspect might cause your issue….
Fixed: Change of BackWPup role for other users
Fixed: Redirect when accessing the WordPress backend
Updated: AWS SDK to Version 2.3.1 (PHP 5.3.3+)
What do you think?
Do you have an error log of your issues?
Kind regards
Hi Airone and mbrsolution,
I am not sure if we had the same issues, but as soon as I activated 3.0.12 on a local install I got a bunch of warning and notices. Hunted down the issue to line 244 of backwpup.php.
The if statement as found in 3.0.12
//display about page after Update
if ( ! get_site_option( 'backwpup_about_page', FALSE ) && $_REQUEST[ 'page' ] != 'backwpupabout' )
To fix this issue just change the if statement by adding && array_key_exists(‘page’, $_REQUEST) like so
//display about page after Update
if ( ! get_site_option( 'backwpup_about_page', FALSE ) && array_key_exists('page', $_REQUEST) && $_REQUEST[ 'page' ] != 'backwpupabout' )
It looks like this if statement first showed up in 3.0.11 and the offending $_REQUEST[ ‘page’ ] was added in 3.0.12
Hopefully the plugin author reads this and updates the plugin.
Cheers,
Tamara
Hi Tamara, thank you for your fix.
I can see why not adding your fix can cause the plugin to fail. I know many have had issues with this error popping up after upgrading to the latest version. Although it is very strange that I have had no issue myself and I am running the latest WordPress 3.6 beta 3 version.
Kind regards