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Everytime I try to change the theme from the default it brings to me to an error page that says
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I can tell you that the second part from 'Are you sure you want to do this' on is pure WordPress and happens when it can not resolve the nonce key. I have to say that I have never understood this loose end that seems to leave you hanging out there in limbo not sure what is going on but that's they way they do it.
Why the server coughed on the original request I am unsure of course. First up are these up to date versions of both SP and themes? Next is the behaviour replicable? Third does it still happen if you log out of the wp admin and back in again? And if yes to all of the above - is your server burdened with mod-security - which you might need to ask your host...
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Yes to all the questions. I downloaded some other themes to play around with and it seems to only do it on the one theme, it was a duplicate of the default theme with some changes in colours but for some reason it's not well loved. Deleted it and remade the changes using a duplicate of the "stacked" theme and it seems to work fine. So it seems I must have done something wrong with that specific version of the theme I was playing with.
I have another question though, this is kind of strange.. on the main page of the forum there is the "Log In" button, when you click it it's suppose to open the login area. However when I click it on mine, no matter the theme or anything else, I always need to click it 5 times, then the little area opens, closes, opens, closes, and finally opens and stays open. It doesn't affect functionality except that it is a bit weird and not sure if my users will click the button five times... If I click it less than five times it does nothing, doesn't open or anything. then as soon as you click it the fifth time it starts popping open and shut rapidly twice and then open and stays... Any ideas on that?
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have to wonder about server stability issues... is it seeing the request? or if js conflicts/errors... all the click does is use jquery to show a hidden element... the next click would hide again... so what on server would be 'caching' or 'saving' up those? a slow response from server?
do you have any caching active?
and worth noting that since its js and jquery, it actually runs client side, so your pc and not really the server...
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I turned off all caching a while ago so that shouldn't be causing problems, and it actually works fine on your site so it shouldn't be a pc issue. Will look at conflicts/errors or something with the server and see if I can figure anything out, very peculiar. If you have any other ideas let me know!
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The error console or firebug should show up any errors.
Do you have any long javascript processes running on page load that might be holding up the works and therefore stacking up the mouse click actions? If you wait a minute on page load before clicking on the login button does it then fire as it should?
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