Kaiberie

esmi – the one site that I’m now roadtesting the fixes on – and did every single instruction you gave me was a clean install from the beginning of the week. I didn’t need any plugins for the theme, so I didn’t activate any. I was about to add my image stuff that I love to use today, because the theme is gorgeous – but switching to twenty-eleven made no difference, twenty-twelve resulted in a blank page.
There’s three posts there – no special stuff in any of the posts, at all. I’m really at a loss to explain it, but the javascript error I listed is SPECIFICALLY to do with the menus and widgets.
The menus aren’t popping out when I hover down the list in the dashboard either.

Anyway, rolling back now – I’ll keep an eye on it.

Kai

esmi – I’ve ran out of time. I’m going to roll this back until I see a solution to this.
I can’t afford for my sites to be uneditable, and neither can my clients.

Thanks for the suggestions, but I’ve gone through just about every variation I can think of to fix this, including doing a clean install and moving my wp-config file. It’s stupid – but that javascript error is still throwing itself up.

Anyway, thanks. I’ll roll back, i I can, and watch the forums.

Kai

One, we’ve resolved by adding the debug line because she used Bulletproof security IN THE PAST. It’s the oddest thing, and I’m still getting reports in that it’s happening on upgrade – so much so in fact, I’ve told everyone on my server that haven’t to hang fire on upgrading. I trust WordPress implicity, but if it’s producing 20/30/40 tech support tickets for me and I’m a one man hosting company, I’m sure it’s causing a nightmare for lots of people.
And before anyone suggests it’s my server – it’s spread over several servers at three different data centres. I don’t think any of them are configured exactly the same 🙂

Kai

Hi Esmi – done all that – been trying to work though all of the troubleshooting I use to track down holes when hacking too. I’ve even imported a site to clean install and it’s having fits. And this is over two up to date, different servers, both running PHP5.
The error console is giving me this:
Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method ‘on’ – common.js:167

Looks like something is wrong with my Javascript on the install?

I suppose I am one of those “assholes” being referenced, though I would prefer something like “condescending bastard”, but I suppose it isn’t Christmas everyday.

I’m apologising once again, but….
I’m amused by this – I get the feminine version all the time.

Look, I’m sorry – the kids are sick, I’m having to work late, and I was worried my only ‘non work’ site that I actually care about was about to blow up, like my poetry one did. Phishing scams are not fun – I’m STILL recieving hate mail about it. So I’m sensitive and tierd.
I apologise unreservedly. Feel free to flog me with wet noodles or whatever.

Kai

Sorry – I’ve had a very long day and didn’t expect quite such abrupt answers – nor people visiting my blog with…less than helpful suggestions.
Lesson one – I’m sensitive when tierd.
Lesson two – this is a great community – thank you for hosting it, and I apoligise for any hassle I’ve caused.

Kai

Ok..I’ll rephrase my question. WHY would there be partially formed URL’s showing up, with trackback and search strings from wordpress in my error logs?

I am asking because I’m concerned someone’s trying to do something with my wordpress blog. I don’t know why its converting some of the slashes to partial code either, which is the other reason I’m questioning this.

And I can’t, currently, produce a plain text logfile for you, I’m sorry – its from AWstats and I don’t have anything that converts it to text.
If your answer is ‘what the hell is this’ please don’t reply. I’d like helpful answers, please.

Thanks for your time
Kai