wrip

I’ve got this resolved. I noticed that on my staging site database, several tables for some reason were missing AUTO_INCREMENT. Something may have gone wrong while I imported database from the live site. This particular issue seemed to have been caused by the missing AUTO_INCREMENT in the “wp_options” table. I re-imported the database and everything seems okay now.

In the Appearance > Themes page, this is what I saw yesterday: https://imgur.com/a/EWimLtI
The “New version available” notification was supposed to be shown on those themes but nothing was displayed. There was also nothing listed under the Themes section in the Updates page.

Today when I checked again, I could see the “New version available” notification on those themes and when I clicked “Update now”, it gave me the message “Update Failed”: https://imgur.com/a/hBkC1eX

@jcastaneda So is there a way to restore the inactive widgets in one go rather than manually adding them back to where they belonged?

@bcworkz Thanks for your response.
Actually when I added publicly_queryable" => false option to my CPT code, it automatically redirected all the CPT public links to the home page. I didn’t manually create any forced redirects. This is exactly how I wanted as I don’t need any public urls displayed. So I was just trying to confirm if this forced redirect (as a result of adding publicly_queryable" => false) doesn’t cause any SEO issues.

Thanks both of you.

@otto42 upload_path setting is currently empty in the table.

@sterndata Yes I am using Gravity Forms. When I disabled that plugin, the message was gone. I also noticed that the wp-content/uploads directory had ownership set to ‘root’. So I changed that to the account name. This removed the message from the Dashboard. I think it’s all good now. Do I still need to do something in Gravity Forms settings?

Hi @westonruter

Thanks for a quick response. Yes that seems to work. But isn’t it also supposed to work within the add_filter('amp_post_template_data'...) code in my example? I’m just trying to figure out why this wasn’t working in my code.

I’ve also noticed that AMP_Content_Sanitizer::sanitize() function has now deprecated. Is there a replacement for this function?

Thanks

Hi @wfdave,

The options page started working after a few hours. I didn’t make any changes to .htaccess or other settings. I couldn’t find anything odd in .htaccess or .user.ini.

I had noticed a similar issue with the plugins page in the past: /wp-admin/plugins.php, where it would just go to the 404 page and after a few hours/days, it would fix by itself.

The 404 page I was referring to is part of the website.

I don’t know if I need to be concerned about this. Btw, when I scanned the site with Wordfence, it reported a few WP core files have been modified. I then fixed them by removing/replacing them with the original files from the core WP download.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by wrip.

@angelleye @angelleyesupport

Hi Oliver,

We’ve been monitoring the new orders and unfortunately, there are still some issues.

In Order Notes, the order of “PayPal Pro Payflow payment completed” box has changed in the new version of the plugin. This is what it looks like now: https://pasteboard.co/I1I4uhN.jpg

The older versions (1.5.0 and before) has it listed at the very bottom of the list, like this: https://pasteboard.co/I1I5S9e.jpg. This is exactly what we are wanting it to be. We are using an external application that reads the Order Notes and it requires the “PayPal Pro Payflow payment completed” box at the very bottom of the list just like it used to be.

Could you please keep the same order?

Thanks