Gareth
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This is still happening. No, you can not have a login to edit my website.
To reproduce this problem: Edit the My Profile page, wait a minute and watch the console.
Thanks for the reply.
My website is not live yet so I can’t give you a url. But the problem is that you are adding css ‘post’ classes to the buttons. In simple-social-buttons.php the function add_post_class() adds these classes. Removing the use of add_post_class() will solve this. If you must add a css class like this then you could add a prefix rather than just the post class (eg. ‘simple-social-post-123 simple-social-post’).
To workaround this I am adding .post:not(.simplesocialbuttons){…} to my css.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Preview Changes adds a new ?t= to url each timeI have tracked down the bug. It is in some workaround code in wp-admin/js/post.js
The workaround targets Safari and adds ‘?t=’ + ( new Date() ).getTime(); to the url when you click the [Preview Changes] button.I have opened a bug ticket: https://core.trac.ww.wp.xz.cn/ticket/34811
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Preview Changes adds a new ?t= to url each timeThanks esmi – what browser are you using? I have just discovered that this is not happening on firefox or chrome, only happening (or at least noticeable) in Safari – I’m using Safari Version 8.0.7 (10600.7.12)
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Preview Changes adds a new ?t= to url each timeHi thanks for your reply.
I can’t point you to a site url, but the problem happens with a fresh wp install. I just did a fresh install on a local mamp stack with wp 4.3.1, and went to the sample page and found the problem occurs.
Since it occurs on a fresh install, that indicates that it’s not caused by a non-default plugin or theme, but likely a wp core problem. It doesn’t actually cause any problems – the preview page still works (in Safari at least) – but it’s obviously not supposed to keep adding the ?t=…
I’m pretty sure it’s a bug, so I will file a bug ticket when I get around to it.