Hey,
Sorry to hear that! Are you able to check your error logs? I suspecting an error to happen in the AJAX process that should be logged in your error log.
Kind Regards,
Barry Kooij
I deactivated the plugin for now at least. Would this be a log that your plugin keeps, or another one?
This would be a server log, your system administrator / hosting provider would know where this is stored.
Hi,
I’m experiencing this to. I’m seeing the following in my error log:
PHP message: PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Call to undefined function mb_detect_encoding() _encoding() in /PATH HERE/ /classes/class-related-word-manager.php
The related/impacted lines are it seems:
174,
356,
493,
602
Hope that helps get to the bottom of it.
Hi Barry (& others who encounter this problem),
In my case it seems the issue was that mbstring wasn’t enabled in my PHP install (it looks like it isn’t always) and that code depends on it it seems. Installing it resolved the problem and removed the hang. Might need a check and a prompt to cover anybody else who experiences the same.
I’m having the same issue, but both my local and my server logs show no errors. I’ve made sure to enable debug in both cases; nada.
The caching proceeds to around 99%/100% and then suddenly stops dead in it’s tracks. I’ve tried reloading it, emptying the cache and trying again, de- then re-installing the plugin on both local and remote hosts. D’artisan’s solution also did not help.
This sounds like the same symptom but a different problem then. I don’t think it’s technically possible for any posts to be processed without mbstring so that’s probably not your problem if yours seemingly reached 99% done (though mine wasn’t a % count it was a number of posts processed count).
Hey all,
@d’artisan thanks for your update, I’ll look into adding a check for this.
@flauntfive This indeed sounds like a different problem. Could you contact us via rp4wp.com/contact/ please so we can have a look at your website.
I’m closing this issue for now as some have solved it and we’d like to help others via email support so we can have a look at their admin.
Kind Regards,
Barry Kooij
