pschlenker
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Thanks for the link. The reason I posted to this forum is because the problem I’m experiencing only exists when I connect the Jetpack plugin to WordPress.org. There is some kind of unfavorable interaction going on between the Jetpack plugin and the bbPress plugin. At this point I don’t want to make an assumption as to where the root of the problem is located.
I will also post to the bbPress support forum, but I’d still like this post to remain on the Jetpack forum in case other Jetpack users have run into this same problem. Thanks.
I uninstalled the old paid version of the plugin and installed the latest free version (1.5.55 as of 5/14/2020). Unfortunately, it didn’t solve the problem I’m experiencing, which is the following warning being entered in the PHP error log in groups of 2 or 3 every 4-8 minutes:
PHP Warning: mkdir(): No such file or directory in /home/spstreet/public_html/wp-content/plugins/photo-gallery/framework/BWGOptions.php on line 359
The only thing that changed after I installed version 1.5.55 is the line number where the warning occurs. The line number changed from 353 to 359, but it is the same line of code:
mkdir($this->upload_dir, 0755);
For some reason, the plugin doesn’t think that the following directory exists:
wp-content/uploads/photo-gallery
I verified that the directory exists. I also checked the permissions on the directory and all of the directories above it, and the permissions are correct. Not sure what to try next.
@asyag – I talked to my business partners, and they have decided that we no longer need the premium features. I will be downgrading the plugin to the free version. Thanks for the assistance.
Thanks for the response, @detoris. If I want to upgrade to the latest premium version of the Photo Gallery plugin, where do I download it? Do I go to this website, buy it, and then download it? Or is the upgrade from 2.5.29 to 2.5.53 free? If it’s free, do I download it from this website?
I got the same error when I upgraded the plugin directly on the file system, rather than upgrading it through the admin dashboard. I suspect that the error occurred for me because there were database updates that needed to be made to support the newer version of the plugin that weren’t made because I didn’t update the plugin through the admin console.
As of 5/3/2020, this problem has not been resolved. The errors usually occur in groups of 2 to 3. They occur every 4 to 8 minutes. If I didn’t implement log rotation, my log file would be huge. The functionality of the plugin doesn’t seem to be affected by this issue, which is strange.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can not login: PASSWORD FIELD not working! wordpress 5.3 updateThe problem occurred when the Jetpack plugin was set to allow user to log in using their WordPress.com account. As soon as this option was disabled, the problem went away. Before the setting could be changed, I had to revert WordPress to version 5.2.4 so I could log into the admin dashboard.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can not login: PASSWORD FIELD not working! wordpress 5.3 updateUpdate: I just noticed that this only occurs when the login screen is configured to allow the user to login with different accounts (WordPress.com account or username and password). It does not occur when the login screen is configured to allow the user to login with username and password only.
- This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by pschlenker.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can not login: PASSWORD FIELD not working! wordpress 5.3 updateI have this same issue after updating to WordPress 5.3.
- This reply was modified 6 years, 4 months ago by pschlenker.
The solution is to upgrade the Divi theme to version 3.19.3. As far as what was done in the Divi theme to fix the issue, you’d have to talk to the folks at Elegant themes who made the change.
Regards,
Paul
Hi kimabaghdasaryan ,
The Elegant Themes team has already fixed the issue in the Divi theme in version 3.19.3. The theme now works fine with the Photo Gallery plugin.
Regards,
Paul Schlenker
I am currently experiencing this issue with WordPress 5.0.2 and Divi 3.19.2. I do not have the Mail Poet plugin installed.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't Update Themes or Plugins after WordPress 4.4.2 UpgradeI tried downgrading one of my sites (the one that isn’t multi-site) to WordPress version 4.4.1, and I still cannot upgrade plugins. I continue to get the error “Unable to locate WordPress Content directory (wp-content)”.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't Update Themes or Plugins after WordPress 4.4.2 Upgradecalvina001 – Other than break the Akismet plugin, renaming the Akismet folder did nothing. I can log in as admin and access the dashboard. That isn’t the problem. The problem is that I can’t update plugins or themes.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: Multisite Creating Too Many Database TablesThanks for the information, jkhongusc. I was in the middle of researching HyperDB and SharDB when I received your response. Great minds must think alike. 🙂
I’ll look into HyperDB and SharDB as a possible solution to our problem. I will need to find out if our shared hosting provider will allow us to shard our database, and if there are any costs associated with database sharding. I wouldn’t be surprised if there is. 🙁
I’d be interested to hear from anyone who has experience using HyperDB or SharDB. Thanks in advance.