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Yellow Swordfish
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Apr 25, 2015 - 3:42 pm

In particular how about any 'admin' plugins you might be running? I.e,, plugins that only 'do' something when it is the admin using the site.

And there is still that mysterious script error that is recurring over and over again on every page load. 

But it is why I asked about the process you go through to reply to a post. And I mean from the time you load the page to the time you hit the submit button. And - please note. Your site is very, very slow to load so you do need to wait for things to be fully loaded before trying to reply to a post. 

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Weltall
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Apr 25, 2015 - 4:49 pm

The only thing I changed in last few days is the WP update and simple press update. Before these two updates everything was fine.

Also, i got some feedback and other few users have this issue on my forum, so it's not linked to admin problems (they are not WP admin).

I also gave to a user with no error the admin permission, and they got no error.

The only things I do after the page is fully loaded is typing and then pressing submit...

Is there any way to disable totally these kind of warnings on my forum?

Also when i press submit button this error appers (it appears also when i open forum page)

TypeError: a is null
 http://clandecima.it/wordpress/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.11.2
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Mr Papa
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Apr 25, 2015 - 8:26 pm

that js error would likely be coming from the script error that Andy reported seeing repeatedly on your site... when you get js errors, js processing essentially stops...

since wp updated to the latest jquery in 4.2...  perhaps a theme or plugin needs a compatibility upgrade?   I do see your wp theme going against the wp standards/api and loading its own version of jquery ui

<script type='text/javascript' src='http://clandecima.it/wordpress/wp-content/themes/gameaddict/js/jquery-ui-1.10.3.custom.min.js?ver=4.2'></script>

note that version is quite old compare to the jquery ui that comes with WP, version 1.11.4...  so other plugins are expecting to use the version that comes with wp...  good possibility of conflicts/errors when the theme discards the wp version and loads it own...

the warning about leaving page exists from user requests...  many forum admins had users leaving a page before submitting the post thusly losing the post content and having to re-enter...

worth adding, hard to tell what might be going on because I couldnt get the message to show for me... saves fine...

this is untested, but give this a try to disable...  just add the following code to your spFunctions.php of your sp theme...

add_action('sph_platform_vars',    'my_platform_vars');
function my_platform_vars() {
    echo '"saveprocess":"true",';
}

as always, we strongly urge you to have a child theme or make your own sp theme to keep from losing changes on updates...

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Weltall
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Apr 26, 2015 - 3:39 am

Ok, the code works 🙂

Yes, maybe it's the WP theme that is old, since it was not updated during the 4.2 WP update. Also lots of plugin I'm running need update after WP patch.

I will work on a child theme as you suggested, thanks a lot for support 🙂

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Mr Papa
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Apr 26, 2015 - 3:41 am

nice!  glad to help! 

yeah, unfortunately, if plugins are not well maintained, it can be problematic on major wp version updates...

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