phbernard

You’re welcome! Thanks for the review!

Thank you for the feedback.

PNG and JPG are both supported, plus any issue regarding the format should make the process fail differently. I’ll put this hypothesis aside.

I’ve just tried to reproduce with FF+AdBlockPlus: It worked… In addition, this “Cannot download JSON” thing is a server-side error: the server that hosts WP cannot download the favicon from the RFG server for some reasons. Although I don’t want to exclude any possible culprit, the browser is not (directly) involved in this step.

Great! This is the kind of error that is detected only by side effect (as you did) and the authors will never notice it. So thank you for reporting to them!

Any news about this issue?

Hi,

These messages are not related to checking remotely if an update is available. Instead, they are only debug messages to trace the code that displays (or not) the update notice in the dashboard. They simply reflect a few if.

The presence of such messages in your logs doesn’t mean an HTTP access was made to RFG. The “real”, time-consuming and resource-consuming checking is done through wp_schedule_event, once per day.

Does that answer your question of do I miss something?

This is not the only issue. On Windows Chrome, the favicon doesn’t appear, whereas it works with Windows Firefox.

This is because of a div wrongly inserted in the head section of your pages. Some browsers (Chrome is one of them) consider the head section to be closed as soon as they encounter such markup, even if the closing </head> appears later. Therefore, all remaining markups are considers to be in the body, and favicon markups are not allowed here. So Chrome ignores them.

Now you need to understand which plugin inserts this faulty div (or maybe this comes from the theme). It contains the string “Oops! It appears that you have disabled your Javascript…” so it might be because of the plugin that also blocks right-clicks.

Thank you for reporting.

It seems to me that, if this is saved in the options table, this setting will be system-wide. I wanted this setting to be set user-per-user. The fact that you want to ignore this notice doesn’t mean your fellow administrator wants the same. Do I miss something?

Thanks!