Even though your subsequent comments indicate the problem was fixed, you didn’t mention ‘how’ you fixed the problem. So I have added this answer for anyone else wandering by this question. But if the issue is not forcing HTTPS, then this is more properly done with settings in your HTACCESS file (which someone with file … Read more
To elaborate on my comment: SyntaxError: Invalid or unexpected token is not an error that you will ever see related to CSS. This is a JavaScript error that occurs when there’s a syntax error in some JavaScript. If you see this error and it’s occurring in a CSS file, then it means that you have … Read more
I would more suspect a code injection via a plugin’s vulnerability; there have been a few of those lately. I don’t think it is a virus; just someone that exploited an unpatched vulnerability. You don’t specify whether the site has been updated (WP, plugins, themes) or the PHP version; this would be useful information. To … Read more
Important note: If I rename the wp-includes folder to something else, like wp-include, then it works! Nothing in WordPress specifically prevents what you did, but, what you did would be considered a security breach by most security regimes. It would also be destroyed the moment an automatic update occurred. So your request could have been … Read more
The text in the second parameter is not code to run, it is the name of a function. That is why it does not and cannot work. The warning is PHP telling you that no function with that name exists. Or more specifically that is it an invalid function name. A function with () in … Read more
Installing the hotfix plugin may help to solve the problem. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/hotfix/ Currently I am using wordpress3.1.3 and got same type errors while browsing the media(media list page) in admin panel and hotfix plugin solves that.
That’s an issue with the latest version of Chrome. I am on version 45.0.2454.85 and had the same issue. See this article for the full details and solution. http://wptavern.com/a-bug-in-chrome-45-causes-wordpress-admin-menu-to-break
It’s just simple, same reply from Error in WP_update_post but in your case there is small change. Just use wp-load.php as include. No need to include post.php. Once the wp-load.php file is included, the entire wealth of WordPress functions is provided to you. For pull the recent post, you need to use wp_get_recent_posts() wordpress function … Read more
In your wp-config.php make sure to include; define( ‘WP_DEBUG’, true ); define( ‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, true ); Sometimes your environment will do a better job at outputting the stack trace. If that doesn’t work, you can go that line in WP core and add; $backtrace = debug_backtrace(); print(‘<pre>’); print_r ( $backtrace ); That should give you a … Read more
Sounds like a theme or a plugin is causing the problem. Try renaming the wp-content/plugins folder to quickly disable all plugins and then try logging in. Add the plugins back into the wp-content/plugins folder to find the culprit. If you have access to the error log file (assuming the site is not that busy), then … Read more