barrydt

These forums are answered, for the most part, by other WP users, although there are some WP employees who also will check them periodically and answer questions when they can. This is not official WP Tech Support, so there is no set time that people will provide an answer.

It could be that the other users reading these forums (like myself) have little experience with the plugin in question, and so aren’t answering because they don’t know the answer.

OR, it could be that people will be more receptive to providing an answer if you ask the questions without shouting at them (which is what your all-caps posting implies)….

check the version.php file and make sure it’s the most recent.

Which FTP software are you using to upload your files into your blog? In that software, find your .htaccess file and right-click it. You should have an entry called ‘file attributes’ or ‘CHMOD’ or ‘Permissions.’

In that window, there is probably a 3-digit number that corresponds to the level of security and accessibility assigned to that file. In most cases, the number will be 644 (limited access) – if you change the number to 777, then the fill will have full, unlimited access.

I am having the same issue, and it just started after upgrading to WP 2.6. I did a search for ‘class snoopy’ in the forums, and found this and several other posts. I’m seeing this issue not only on the dashboard (specifically with ‘Incoming Links’), but also when I try to activate certain plugins (wordpress.com Stats Helper).

When I just recently tried to post an article, I hit the publish button and then saw the error on a separate page. The article posted fine, but I got the error page instead of a blank post like it did before.

If I knew more about the functions of the snoopy.php file, I might be able to troubleshoot it on my own, but I have no idea how it’s used or why I might be seeing this error. Any help would be appreciated – thanks.

Barry

Actually, let me update you on the situation – when I commented out the echo line as you noted, it worked for the visual editor for the posts; however, I tried to edit one of my pages (my ‘About Me’ page), and the same thing happened – no buttons on the visual editor at all. I’m not sure why it worked for the post editing and not the page editing – any ideas?

I have Cystats 0.9.1, and I’m not getting an error. However, I was having trouble with the visual editor (couldn’t see the toolbar to post anything), so I deactivated all of my plugins, and reactivated them one by one. It appears that the one that caused the error is CyStat – any time I activated that plug-in, it broke the visual editor interface.

Thanks, Otto – I know you’re not making things up as you go along, and I’m frustrated, too, as I had done all of the recommended fixes, including reinstalling everything, and it wasn’t working.

As a last resort, I wiped out the 2.5 zip file, then re-downloaded a new one, unzipped it, and did a new upgrade. Lo and behold, it worked this time! It looks like third time was the charm for me – I guess I just went one step further and started over from the VERY beginning, with a completely new zip file.

Thanks for your help.

Same here as Mexxo – I tried the other fixes, but get the same errors as before.