Firman
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Version 1.11 of this plugin finally fix the error I experienced before. Thank you for the wonderful update. So far I have not seen any noticeable error with the new version.
The issue is still there with 1.10.12, after testing the previous version of the plugin, I found out that the problem occurs since version 1.10.10. I tried using version 1.10.9 and there is no problem with it.
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for the response. I’m not sure which update breaks this, last week I’m still able to edit and add ads normally in advanced ads. I just updated to version 1.10.11 today and the error is still there.
I’m also not using code highlighter add-on at the moment.
If you are not experiencing the problem, then there is probability that a plugin conflict occurs. I will do some testing then and update here if there is a result.
I’m using WP Smush for now, the free version is not as powerful as resmush.it though
Nope, for now I temporarily disabled resmush.it and using another plugin
I experienced this problem too, the image itself is actually successfully uploaded but I need to refresh the page when editing to see the uploaded file.
Disabling the plugin removes this HTTP error.
I’m having the same problem, tried clearing cache and using different browser, both of them don’t work. At the moment, disabling Smush plugin is the temporary solution.
Ahhh thanks alot themaker67, this should solve my problem.
Found the culprit, I just realized that AMP for WP also loads css from other plugins. In my case WP Product Review Lite plugin is adding a lot of css to amp-custom, uninstalled the plugin for now and my AMP page is OK again in search console.
Is there a way to disable certain plugins’ css from being loaded into AMP for WP css?
Just got notification from Google search console about this too. It’s certainly not because of the custom css I inputted from the setting page because there are only few css codes.
Sorry, I don’t think this is because of this plugin. Tried another plugin and it has the same result. It turns out my server time is somehow faster than it should be.
Tested it just now, Jetpack Beta + WP Editor plugin now works normally, admin page doesn’t throw fatal error.
I can confirm what allthebugsandmore said, WP Editor seems to be the real culprit and somehow interfere jetpack. Plus that pluign hasn’t been updated in a year. I will mark this thread as solved then.
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In reply to: [AMP for WP - Accelerated Mobile Pages] Fatal error after upgrading to 0.9.68Yes, disabling jetpack makes my site admin page normal again. Other people are also experiencing this problem.
Oops sorry forgot to mention PHP version, here it is: 7.0.25