Guys I can’t send PMs !
When I do click “compose” message, nothing happens !
Here’s my error log:
http://i39.tinypic.com/x21b86.png
can’t read the text in that image I am afraid. But I see they are notices and warnings.
Can you try this. Please clear out the error log – reload the inbox page – and then immediately try to compose a PM. See if that works… If not what is in the error log after that one try?
well, the overwhelming vast majority of those are harmless notices… hence Andy’s question about clearing it first…
is you server running php safe mode??? sorry, if it is (bad hosting)… might be the cause of the ini stuff being rejected… our next version will hide those warnings… and shouldnt affect you unless you server is running out of cpu cycles or memory…
dont think anything there on compose… more than likely a js conflict… do you have link to site to look for obvious conflicts?? see: http://codex.simple-press.com/codex/faq/troubleshooting/what-is-this-jquery-conflict/
you could also try clicking on the compose button with browser console open and see if any js errors reported…
Ok, tried to switch to WP native Javascript, nothing has changed.
My hosting provider told me they can’t allow “ini_set()” on their server.
What should I do now ?
Well I asked you to try something in post 2 that you have not responded to and Steve (Mr Papa) suggested you take a look for an obvious conflict as well as trying using the script console of your browser. Let’s deal with those before taking this any further as they do need to at least be eliminated.
Mr Papa said
what about the link??/
Already told this:
“Ok, tried to switch to WP native Javascript, nothing has changed.”
My theme uses his own set of JS files, switched to WP’s native ones, nothing changed
Steve was asking for a link to your forum so we can see for ourselves what is being loaded. Although for a more in-depth analysis we would need you to provide a user account so we can try and run the PM system. If that is acceptable then please PM credentials to both myself and to ‘Mr Papa’. Please include in the PM a link to your site, a link to this thread and brief reminder of the problem. And one of us will take a look for you.
Yellow Swordfish said
Steve was asking for a link to your forum so we can see for ourselves what is being loaded. Although for a more in-depth analysis we would need you to provide a user account so we can try and run the PM system. If that is acceptable then please PM credentials to both myself and to ‘Mr Papa’. Please include in the PM a link to your site, a link to this thread and brief reminder of the problem. And one of us will take a look for you.
Done, you have a PM !
Before anything I have to say that I do not believe in all the years I have been looking at websites I have ever seen a site that is loading as much JavaScript as yours is! I am surprised it loads as quick a sit does.
As to the main problem Steve (Mr Papa) called this correctly in post #4 above. You have this problem:
http://codex.simple-press.com/codex/faq/troubleshooting/what-is-this-jquery-conflict/
In your case the theme you are using is loading both the main jQuery and jQuery UI libraries from supplied copies instead of the correct WP supplied copies. What is worse is that they are old versions. And incompatible with the correct versions and usage.
There may well be other issues as well as the theme is loading so much script bit who knows until the first errors are fixed up…
First of all, thanks for your patience Sir !
Any tips ? Can I switch to WP Js in any way ?
Well of course to fix this absolutely properly you should request the theme authors to correct their code and to abide by the WordPress API. That is always the best solution.
Failing that you need to locate where in the theme code the jQuery and jQuery UI main libraries are being loaded so that the code can be changed accordingly. While there are recommendations for the location of this coding (the functions.php file of your WP theme most commonly) experience does suggest that many authors do not abide by this either – especially those who trample all over the API in the first place.
So – that is the first thing that is needed…
The real difficulty with this sort of situation is that until this is fixed you never know what it might be hiding. Sometimes the theme authors will also provide more custom scripts that are coded to use this non-standard environment so that even when you correct the initial loading of the libraries things still do not work – maybe in other areas of your site. This is why we campaign for stop this maverick behaviour and why approaching the theme authors to correct things is the best option.
Hi boys, i come back to write here.
After couple of days the problem has not been solved.
I have various problems in forum..
I tell the creator of my theme of wordpress but they tell me that is impossible to fix the problem without one “hard fixing” by one skilled man…
i believe that they try to avoid me for this problem
Tell me what i can do now -_-
