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Hey kientran!
It does work fine on my local installation. Please see screenshot here – http://i.imgur.com/O0Swh38.png
Can you try deactivating all active plugins and check if that helps? Also, which version of WordPress are you using?Regards,
YigitI’ve deactivated all plugins and I still have this issue.
I am running the latest versions of everything. I noticed this issue with the version just prior to 2.7
Hey!
As far as i know, none of the other users reported such issue. Do you mind creating a temporary admin login so we can take a look?
Regards,
YigitI’ve switched to a default theme..deleted enfold…redownloaded enfold…installed enfold, and put it back and enabled.
I still have this weird table issue. I assume you saw it as well?
Hey!
Very weird. Mind posting your ftp credentials as well so we can take a look at the theme files?
Cheers!
KriesiHello,
Do you have a public SSH key I can add to the testuser authorized keys? Otherwise, I’ll just reconfigure my sshd to allow password connections.
I don’t have FTP installed on this server and it’d be a pain for me to set it up for this purpose.
Hi!
Everything seems to be up to date. I have checked the builders html output and its ok. Also what gets sent via ajax to the modal window and thats ok as well. The only possible explanation I got at this point is that there is a server setting that vastly differs from our other 30.000 customers since this is the first time ever that this has been reported :)
I am really not an expert when it comes to servers and I really cant think of any special configuration that might let php use one file or class instead of another… (in this case config-templatebuilder/avia-shortcodes/table.php instead of config-templatebuilder/avia-shortcodes/buttons.php)
Best regards,
KriesiSo I did some testing and here’s what I’ve found.
I run my servers using Facebook HHVM instead of php5-FPM (the most common PHP processing engine). HHVM is an order of magnitude faster than FPM, which is very useful for the low ram machine I run on.
When running in php5-FPM, it works perfectly fine. when I change it back to HHVM, the problem with the tables appears.
If I rename the tables.php to tables.php.bak, the function works fine under HHVM. It’s as if it’s place on the memory stack gets overwritten somehow.
That’s a fascinating issue that I’ll have to take up with HHVM somehow. Though finding the right kind of stack tracing is probably beyond my skill set for now.
Thanks for looking into this, and if you have any insight on possible causes, that’d be handy for when I have time to dig into this.
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