Many thanks…. any help you can provide is appreciated.
Tim
It does look like you WP theme ads some image handling code too. It might be worth a try and switch to another theme just for a quick test. You may have to upload a new image to a post after switching just to be sure.
I have the same symptom (thumb won’t enlarge – mismatched quotes around image). I’ve been using simplepress for several years and this problem didn’t arise till upgrading to the latest version.
So you can see in this forum post where the images BEFORE the upgrade will enlarge, but the images posted AFTER the upgrade won’t. http://www.byobwebsite.com/forum/general-thesis-questions/skin-editor-page-is-blank-and-pagepost-editor-page-is-messed-up/#p25512
For the short term I have changed the size of the thumbnail images so my users can still make use of the images.
Now – the theme didn’t change but my hosting did. I moved to WPEngine immediately prior to upgrading.
I have deactivated all plugins that appear to me to use or require jQuery with no change in behavior. Given the mismatch in quotes I don’t see this as a jQuery issue anyway.
Could it be anything to do with ‘viewscreencasts’ ?
Viewing the page I get ‘TypeError: a is not a function: recorder:17’
No – I doubt it is a jQuery issue. Although I would point out that if you open the web console on that page you will find a raft of script errors – mainly coming from something called ‘jquery-postmessage-plugin’. After those I am a little surprised much works at all to be honest!
Well – as you saw with the first user the thread sort of fizzled and this occurrence now becomes the second such one to have this issue. One difference that I see though is that clearly on the threadx you linked to there are images that work and those that do not. This suggest strongly that the problem is with the saving of the post into the database as opposed to the content display as the display applies the same logic to all of the images.
So on the 19th of August it was fine and by the 27th it was broken…. That’s a small and recent window. Obvious question has to be what might have changed? Upgrading to SP 5.5.0.1 can’t be the culprit as that was a very small change for a security issue – plus this is the only instance of such a problem. I don’t really see that moving to WP Engine an be an issue either. They are not likely to be negatively effecting database saves.
So – anything else over those few, short days?
I did test removing the Screener screencast system from the forum – yes the errors went away but that didn’t solve the problem.
Things that changed – upgraded all of the simple press plugins, upgraded WordPress, upgraded Wishlist Member. Upgraded simplepress from 5.4? to 5.5
I have tried deactivating most plugins – without success.
So from the database – the post that works has the following in post_content:
I don’t know if this is a WordPress, Thesis or Carta issue, but it’s something I can’t figure out.
Problem 1: when I go to the Skin Editor page, this is what I get. A blank page and none of the buttons on the left work.
<img src=”/wp-content/forum-image-uploads/grit/skin-management-page.png” alt=”” width=”841″ height=”508″ />
Problem 2: Every Page and Post – including new ones – look like this. With a strange scrolling divider in the edit screen and almost no buttons in the editor interface. However, all existing Pages and Posts seem to display correctly on the site.
<img src=”/wp-content/forum-image-uploads/grit/divided-page.png” alt=”” width=”841″ height=”512″ />
I’ve been working with WordPress for a long time now and have never experienced anything like this before.
Problem 3: All the content in the Feature Box has disappeared. I had a full slideshow in the left side and an opt-in box on the right. Within the Widgets area, each is still present and correct, as far as I can tell.
I have the newest versions of WordPress, Thesis and Carta installed. My browser of choice is Firefox.
The site is <a title=”The Las Vegas Farm” href=”http://thelasvegasfarm.com” target=”_blank”>TheLasVegasFarm.com</a>
Hopefully you can shed some light on what’s happening.
Thanks, Russ
The last post has the following in post_content
The reason you see double skins displayed is because I made an error in the latest version of Carta that forces the double display. I’ll be pushing out an update soon to fix it.
I see the fatal errors in Chrome Developer Tools – in the console view. They appear to have been reduced since the last time I checked but your server is still not allowing jQuery to load. See the image below:
<img title=”8-29-2014-11-10-34-AM.png” alt=”8-29-2014-11-10-34-AM.png” src=”http://www.byobwebsite.com/wp-content/forum-image-uploads/rick-anderson/2014/08/8-29-2014-11-10-34-AM.png” width=”999″ height=”768″ />
upgraded to 5.5.0? But 5.5.0.1 was released on the 12th August…?
Don’t forget that if you make any changes to settings or remove any code or plugins that you will need to perform another image upload to test with just in case -although I do see that the database storage seems to confirm that the quotes were correct on saving… But that brings me back to the belief that this is a third party filter of some kind.
The ONLY difference I can see between yours and mine is that you appear to have your default class set to image ‘top’ and I have mine set to image ‘left’. I really don’t think this can have any bearing and certainly I am totally unable to replicate any problem.
I will ask colleagues of they have any ideas of anything you might try. Meanwhile – what Wp theme do you use and what WP plugins do you have active?
Here is the actual upgrade path:
Here is the “environment”
| Simple:Press |
Version: 5.5.0.1 Build: 11488 Release: Release |
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| WordPress |
Version: 3.9.2 Language: en-US Character Set: UTF-8 Theme: Thesis |
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| PHP |
Version: 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.26 Memory: 256M Max Upload: 50M Timeout: 300 |
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| MySQL |
Version: 5.5.35 Prefix: wp_ |
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| Server | Version: Apache | |
| WP Plugins |
AdRotate (3.10.7) Akismet (3.0.2) All-in-One Event Calendar by Time.ly (2.1.4) Breadcrumb NavXT (5.1.1) BYOB Related Live Answers Widget (0.1) BYOB Thesis Footer Widgets (1.9.2) BYOB Thesis Full Width Backgrounds (1.0) BYOB Thesis Nav Menu (2.0.11) BYOB Thesis WP Menus (1.5) BYOB Video Teaser Widget (0.1) Change WP Mail From Details (1.0) CMS Tree Page View (1.2.28) Codepress Admin Columns (2.2.6.3) Contact Form 7 (3.9.1) CSS3 Responsive Web Pricing Tables Grids (9.2) Custom Post Templates (1.5) Dynamic Widgets (1.5.9) Extra Shortcodes for WP eStore (v4.5.9) FV WordPress Flowplayer (2.2.21) Go – Responsive Pricing & Compare Tables (2.2) Google Analytics for WordPress (4.3.5) Google XML Sitemaps (4.0.7) Multi-column Tag Map (12.0.4) My Category Order (3.3.2) NextGEN Gallery by Photocrati (2.0.66.27) NextGEN Gallery Optimizer (1.1.2) No Self Pings (0.2) PopUp Pro (4.6.1) Query Posts (0.3.2) S3FlowShield (3.55) Scroll To Top (2.0) Shortcoder (3.4) Sidekick by WPAlchemy (0.7.2) Simple:Press (5.5.0.1) Sliding Panel (0.1) SyntaxHighlighter Evolved (3.1.10) Tailoring Thesis Theme Plugin (1.0) Testimonials Manager (2.0.4) Uji Countdown (1.3.3) User Role Editor (4.14.4) WishList Member™ (2.80.{GLOBALREV}) WP Affiliate Platform (v4.4.1) WP eStore (v6.9.6.3) WP Favorite Posts (1.6.2) WPMU DEV Dashboard (3.4.6) |
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| SP Plugins |
Editor TinyMCE Rich Text (3.0.4) File Uploader with Plupload (3.2.2) Gravatar Cache (1.2.3) Post Preview (1.2.3) Profile Display Control (1.0.4) Ranks Information (1.0.8) Subscriptions (1.4.3) Syntax Highlighting (2.0.1) Template Tags and Widgets (1.4.2) Unanswered Topics (1.2.4) Watches (1.5.2 |
The Theme is Thesis 1.8.5
I see the only plugin you have in common with the first poster is ‘Google Analytics for WordPress’. I am sure this is just a coincidence but out of interest – is this the plugin from Yoast?
Wow – that’s it. I just installed the Yoast plugin and it immediately started to happen to my test image attachments. Gosh – I am surprised.
Yep, turning that off solved it. I’m hoping that doesn’t disable the Google ecommerce tracking.
I have no idea – we don’t use it – of course! It would, perhaps, be useful if you could inform the author of the problem… hopefully there may be a fix forthcoming.
Thanks for your help on this – I really appreciate it. I’ve been relying on your software for quite some time.