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I might need temporary ftp and administrator access to see this and do a debugging. I have no idea why would an 500 error pop up.
The images are stored in the cache folder, regardless of the enabled/disabled cache.
I don’t understand, where do you get the non-existent images? If I type in “test”, then I get a bunch of results, and one of them has an image in it. Although I cannot check if other posts have images, because I cannot access them.
Also, when I type in non-existent image names like http://demo.intranet.iveo.se/wp-content/plugins/ajax-search-pro/cache/xy.jpg
it also throws 403, but I think it should throw 404. Maybe is the image hotlinking or something similar turned of on server configuration?Can you check if these files exist at wp-content/plugins/ajax-search-pro/cache/ folder? I can’t do it unfortunately. The 403 usually means a permission related issue. Try to chmod the wp-content/plugins/ajax-search-pro/cache/ folder and all files in it to 777 or 755 or 666.
Where exactly did you get these error codes? Which file throws these errors?
I could see some images in results, I thought that’s all there is.
Hi!
I wanted to reinstall the plugin with a possible fix, but it does not let me, only delete it. I attached a fix to this post, it may help. Let me know how it goes!
Hi!
I just deleted those files and the permission issue is now fixed. Perhaps they had a lower permission by default.
Hi!
I created a test search, then I tried to add a widget of it into the footer, however the widgets are not working at all. I disabled ajax search pro to see if this plugin is causing the issue, but it’s not, the error is still there. It is not possible to create any widgets. I see the following error on the firefox console:
NetworkError: 500 Internal Server Error – http://dev.mlatc.org/wp-admin/widgets.php
This usually indicates conflicts within plugins, or the .htaccess file or with file permissions.
Try to disable all plugins and see if you can create widgets. If not, then try to enable them one by one and perhaps you will be able to determine which one is causing the issue.Hi!
Thank you for the detailed description of the problem. I have managed to temporary solve the problem, by disabling image precaching in ajax search pro, please dont enable it for now.
The footer script or the precache function is somehow conflicting with the s2 login plugin, but I couldn’t find the source of the problem yet. I will fix this in the upcoming version.
Have a nice day!
Hi! Try to edit the first post you can enter it there. If still not working, then you can enter the username here, the password is still unknown. The private details are not visible.
Also, you can upload a file as well with the details, that is also visible only for me and you.
