this was not working fine with lastest version of WordPress, could you please make is compatible with latest verison
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This reply was modified 4 years, 9 months ago by
bpathania.
Hi @bpathania,
I’ll test this on a multisite install. Are you using a sub-directory or a sub-domain configuration?
A 504 HTTP header usually indicates a proxy server is timing out but I’ll get back to you to ensure the web server isn’t the underlying cause of the issue.
Thanks for your response. In multisite we are using sub-domains.
I tested this with a multisite install using the latest version of WP and was unable to reproduce the error, I’m afraid.
I ended up testing both sub-domain and sub-directory configurations and both tests were successfully running the AJAX request and returning 200 HTTP response codes.
It might be worth checking with your hosting provider to see if any configuration changes have been made recently. A 504 header usually indicates an error between the php server and the client.
Yes, We have also tested it in various other ways like, downgrading the WordPress version and update the plugins.
But it looks like the issue with the hosting configurations will check it with the provider. Thank you for your quick response.
