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Opened 16 months ago

Last modified 16 months ago

#59117 new defect (bug)

The WORST of ALL Bugs (Version 6.3)

Reported by: atutrabajo's profile atutrabajo Owned by:
Milestone: Awaiting Review Priority: normal
Severity: normal Version: 6.3
Component: General Keywords:
Focuses: Cc:

Description

Dear friends, good afternoon. I know that, at 1st. Vista may believe that, this is not the right place to write this. But give me a few minutes and I will (de)show you that it is.
To gain time, below is the link to the ticket in which the subject was discussed;
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/huge-error-for-my-site-when-upgrading-to-6-3/page/2/#post-16969028
If they READ it all (That is, the 2 flaps that said ticket includes), they will realize (I hope) that…
1) It is a problem that you generated ONLY in the latest version 6.3
2) NONE of the solutions provided by v/collaborator WORKED.
3) They caused me (and they cause me) MANY inconveniences (even LEGAL)

To summarize (and in case you don't feel like reading so much, heh:)…
a) I have been designing my site on v/platform for +3 years. Ergo…
b) There is NO way for ME to implement the suggested fixes.
And that is why…
c) I am NOT going to update WordPress to its latest version (6.3) until this is resolved.

So, for finishing…

  • Why do I say that it is a problem generated by you? Simple.

Because until version 6.2 I DID NOT have it.

  • Why do I think they should fix it as soon as possible?

Because if you look, in the same forum, there are MANY similar claims in THAT sense.
And finally…
Why do I think this is the WORST security bug WordPress can have? Easy.
Because if it is not solved (FAST) I (and probably MANY more), will leave our installation with the previous version (6.2.2).
And – if so – as I'm sure you know, I'll be left open to whatever attacks you guys have sought to address with your latest version (6.3).
And then? So, if my hosting does not suspend me (Potential Legal Problem that I mentioned before), it could even affect other sites that are within my hosting (which is obviously shared, so I can NOT afford the "luxury" of anything else ).
Ergo. If many sites (like mine) do NOT update to 6.3 and like me, they share their hostings, a problem that is generated in one, could affect ALL of them.

Having said that…
If you keep track of these tickets, you'll see that in the +3 years I've been using WordPress, there was NEVER an entry to this section, which is said to be for…
…”suggest improvements and report bugs in WordPress”…

But it seemed necessary to me because, from what I see, SEVERAL days have passed since I created the ticket whose link I attached and, we did NOT find the solution.
And, what is worse, I do NOT think you will find them in the forums. Why? Simple.
Because if you READ the ticket in question in detail, you will see that the ONLY one in a position to provide a solution is WordPress itself!

That's all for now (I hope you understand).

I await your comments.

Thanks in advance.

Greetings.
PS: As I already mentioned in the ticket mentioned above, what will NOT happen is that…
I have to rewrite my ENTIRE site (+120 thousand words) for a problem that I did NOT create!

Change History (3)

This ticket was mentioned in Slack in #forums by tobifjellner. View the logs.


16 months ago

#2 @benniledl
16 months ago

Hi all,
tl;dr
the problem that this user has is that the html code that they used to create spacers is not being displayed on the live site in WordPress 6.3

<p style=”padding-top: 18px;”> </p>
Last edited 16 months ago by benniledl (previous) (diff)

#3 @Ipstenu
16 months ago

#59230 was marked as a duplicate.

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