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Call to member function error???
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14 Relevance |
3 years ago |
TRWL |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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My forum is behind a paywall, using Membermouse, so you won't be able to look at it, but I was getting help from Membermouse and They ran a diagnostic to see if They could find The origin of some random 504 errors I was getting while testing my forum set up (they aren't fatal, They just need a refresh), and he found this instead:
12-03-2022 18:47:18 (likely GMT -0700)Uncaught Error: Call to a member function get_option_items_per_page() on null in /home4/debfillm/public_html/thereasonwelearn/wp-content/plugins/wpforo/wpforo.php:796Stack trace:#0 /home4/debfi ... |
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About Deleting Post
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14 Relevance |
2 years ago |
scarlet |
General Discussions |
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We are using wpForo version 2.3.0. PHP Version 8.0.30 and MySQL Version 5.7.43. in this environment it takes too long to delete a single message or all messages (first post) in The forum. After a while, when I manually refresh The page, I get a 404 error. So it deletes The post somehow but waits for minutes. Also, when I try to delete several posts while They are open on different pages, The site does not respond. It may be doing this as a protection feature because at that moment other members can browse The forum, but when I log in, The site does not respond. in summary, why is The post deletion process so slow and problematic?
Other information about The forum is as follows
Forums 224Topics 100031Sends 487531Members 15311Avatar size 2.07 MBDefault file attachment size 1.01 MBAdvanced file attachments 4099file(s)Advanced file attachment size 1.02 GBTotal size 1.03 GB |
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Is there a way to have a private support forum?
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14 Relevance |
3 years ago |
christophera |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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Along with my public forums, I would like to offer a support forum where only The original poster and a support level user (admin, moderator) can view and respond to a thread.
So basically it would be a private thread between The two. No one else can view/respond.
Is that possible with wpforo?
Thanks,
Chris |
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DNS issues with this site
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14 Relevance |
4 years ago |
dimalifragis |
General Discussions |
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Nameserver records returned by The parent servers are:
cdns.ovh.net. ['213.186.33.99'] (NO GLUE) [TTL=172800]ns3081527.ip-147-135-254.eu. ['147.135.254.191'] (NO GLUE) [TTL=172800] -----
ERROR: One or more of your nameservers did not respond:The ones that did not respond are:213.186.33.99
I'm having issues lately accessing your site, so i had to check. |
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Answer to: Q&A Support Layout
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14 Relevance |
7 years ago |
CrisW |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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While I am able to turn off The Can Post Reply, (1) this does not allow The individual to respond to my answer. Hopefully in The (2) next version of The Q&A Layout this will be an option.
Thanks for The assistance.
Bill
(2) It is now in The Current Version of wpForo.
As The Admin of your Forum, you can actually set a Question as a "Sticky" and Then when you have "Answered", as The Admin, you can (1) "Close The Topic" if you want your answer to be The last one and Then nobody else can respond anymore. See attached screenshot on where to find it in The Q&A Layout. (We were just testing this too. 🙂 )
This wpForo is awesome as is. We just have to read and study The documentation. 🙂
Attachment : QandALayout_OptionsForAdmins.jpg |
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RE: 504 Error when publishing a message
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14 Relevance |
6 years ago |
Robert |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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@maxelio42 and @anonymous20
When you submit The post wpForo calls wp_mail() function for all subscribers, There is no any delay in wpForo core, The whole delay come from wp_mail(). So when you click on submit button you have to wait wp_mail() function. Submitted form and The page cannot be refreshed until all emails are not sent via wp_mail() function. This is The 90 sec delay point.
wp_mail() delay based on hosting email server and on other plugins which hook this function and do something with email sending processes. The problem fixing points is one:
1. Don't call wp_mail() function for all subscribers when post is submitted. Call it partial using cron-job or some other solution.
If you could find other solutions please post it here.
Thank you! |
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RE: 504 Error when publishing a message
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14 Relevance |
6 years ago |
Anonymous20 |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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That make some sense, but even so it is a hosting problem. A slow "way" to send emails. Smtp sends directly The emails or routes Them to a mail server ? |
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RE: 502 bad gateway. Problem with log in
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13 Relevance |
6 years ago |
Anonymous20 |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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This 99% of The time is a hosting problem. Usually a slow server or database, a dns problem and many others all related to hosting.
Sometimes it is plugin problem.
What do your hosting company says? There is a lot of information about Wordpress and that error on The net. |
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Is it possible to upload attachment to another server?
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13 Relevance |
2 months ago |
fufy |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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Due to limitation on disk space and bandwidth of The server that my wordpress and wpforo is hosting on, I'm wondering is it possible for any attachments, e.g. images and videos, to be uploaded to another server?
Thank you for any advise. |
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RE: sub-forum / slugs showing empty page after migration to new server
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13 Relevance |
1 year ago |
ITSupport |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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I'll share resolution:
Elementor was unable to identify The currently used page. I removed The unnecessary /index.php from The URL permalink structure, and everything is now working fine. The entire website is functioning correctly.
P.S. You still need to remove /index.php from all custom manually written URLs.
====== in WordPress, The /index.php in The URL typically appears due to The way permalinks are configured. Here are a few reasons why it might be There:
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Permalink Structure: If you see /index.php in your URLs, it might be because your permalink settings are not configured correctly. By default, WordPress uses a URL rewriting system that hides /index.php, but if this isn’t set up correctly, you might see it.
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.htaccess File: WordPress uses an .htaccess file to handle URL rewriting. If this file is missing or incorrectly configured, /index.php might show up in your URLs.
3. server Configuration: Your server might not support URL rewriting or might not have The necessary modules enabled. For example, on Apache servers, The mod_rewrite module must be enabled for pretty permalinks to work.
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Custom Permalinks: If you’re using a custom permalink structure or certain plugins, They might require /index.php to be part of The URL.
Hopefully this will help. Thanks for The support GV team |
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RE: Where do you store user uploaded files/images? Server or External storage?
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13 Relevance |
2 years ago |
Sofy |
General Discussions |
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The data is stored on The server, not on external services.
If a forum member upload HD images or big files, thats going to hurt The server.
You can limit The uploaded file size using The "Maximum upload file size" option. It's located in The "Posting & Editor Settings" tab in each board settings section. |
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Where do you store user uploaded files/images? Server or External storage?
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13 Relevance |
2 years ago |
Roel Developer |
General Discussions |
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Do you guys just store user uploaded images/files in The server or in external service like Amazon S3?
If a forum member upload HD images or big files, thats going to hurt The server. |
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RE: Stop server looking for 'discussions that may have what you're looking for'
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13 Relevance |
2 years ago |
JorgeW |
How-to and Troubleshooting |
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Hi @vanessa,
I tried The hook on our forum and it does indeed prevent suggestions from being displayed, however The server is still "Working..." looking for Them. Does this happen on your forum?
Hi @robert,
Is There a way to avoid this server load at all?
Thanks |
