robwakeman
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Ok thanks for the update
I’m getting the same error message. The plugin directory is already named types.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Plugin to allow admin to add menu location?For now, I’ve decided to use the Code Snippets plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/code-snippets/
I’ve created a code snippet for the
register_nav_menus()function.This still means that an admin will need to edit code, but at least they won’t have to manage FTP as well.
Thanks Reh Boot. Great advice. That’s solved it for me. My backup settings were actually Email only, but there was never an attached database with the email. I guess the database backup was never created.
Manually creating these folders with suggested permissions now works – the zip attachment arrives.
Rob
I got the same error message (since the upgrade to iThemes Security). My backup settings are Email only. I always received the email, but no attached database. Very frustrating.
But then I followed the advice by Reh Boot on this page http://wordpress.org/support/topic/unable-to-run-backups
i.e. manually created the directory ‘ithemes-security’ and its subdirectory ‘backups’ setting 750 permissions.and now I finally receive the attachment with the email. It also works with backup settings: Save locally and email.
Rob
I get the email, but no attachment. This problem occurred after upgrading to the new iThemes Security version. Annoying.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 3.8 upgrade issueJoshaw’s original post states that the error message is on the dashboard. Just to clarify, I am seeing the PHP error message on all pages in the back end (admin) and the front end (website).
For now, I’ve added a bit of code in wp-config.php which suppresses error messages (as a temporary sticking plaster), so the site doesn’t look messay, but it’s something I want to fix.
I have updated other sites on the same host to 3.8 and this error doesn’t occur.
I have no other solutions right now except to wait for the next WP update and hope that fixes it. If that doesn’t work, I guess it’s a complete re-installation and hope that does it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 3.8 upgrade issueThe error message has reappeared! I’m now even more confused than I was before.
jtmohatt, as you can see from my previous post, I have no plugins installed. Can I ask if you have any plugins and also which theme are you using? Thanks.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 3.8 upgrade issueThe bug seems to have magically disappeared! No idea why.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 3.8 upgrade issueI did wonder if it was theme-specific. The site (see above) is currently using a child version of the theme Spun. But then I switched theme to Twenty Thirteen and the error message is still there. So, for me, it appears as if it’s not related to either plugins or theme.
The source of the error is in wp-includes/plugin.php. The code in that file is the same as the original file from the WP installation i.e. it doesn’t appear as if it’s been corrupted or changed in any way.
So, I don’t know how to solve this. Maybe the only thing is to completely re-install the site.
Does anyone else have any suggestions?
Thanks
RobForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 3.8 upgrade issueBy the way, the site URL is http://www.su-lynntan.com/
Thanks
RobForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 3.8 upgrade issueHi
A client of mine updated to 3.8 yesterday and has the same issue with exactly the same error message.
The error still occurs after deleting all plugins.
Thanks for any help
Rob@jordanlovato92, many thanks for your fix and for giving details about it. This will hopefully allow me to correct it again after an update of the plugin (if the plugin author doesn’t do that themselves, that is).
Ah ok. Well, thanks for letting me know.