AlexJS
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If I would have an easy process in place to backup and recover the whole wp installation I would be more open to test things but I have never tried to recover the whole installation (files + db). So I keep a low profile on trying things just for ‘fun’ 😉
Any recommendations for backup and recovery as well as dev installations and switching between dev and live?
See, I have no dev. version of the site and 20 plugins installed. There is no more testing I can do to get this solved.
It works on the footer menu, so I use it there and leave the login/logout/register links of the top menu. instead I have buttons in the content and a content filter which hides/changes them based on the user status.
Yup, it happens only for logged-in users and the empty menu item does not appear where the ‘register’ link would be for logged-out users.
I moved the ‘register’ menu item around and reloaded a lot. Findings:
– position does not change on reload
– the ’empty’ menu item appeared only at 2 different positions no matter how much I moved the ‘register’ menu item around in the first 2 menu levelsTested the 2011 theme only in preview mode. Fucked up the whole menu, so I did not activate it. I am not sure if I can just switch back and all changes I made are back and ok.
I use the ‘Intent’ professional theme from wpbandit.com
I have installed ‘Cimy User Extra Fields’ plugin
When I add the ‘register’ menu item I have the ‘hole’ at some ‘random’ place in the menu when logged in (see http://imgur.com/PTEiI)
Only when the item is the very first in the menu the hole also appears first (meaning most left top item on a horizontal menu)
The menu code looks like this http://imgur.com/IAWqPNot sure if there is more to help you with debugging? If so, let me know.
Nope, I have not installed Theme my login, sorry.
Ok, no big deal. I am using Leaflet Maps Maker where more functionality is needed. Its proably good to also have a lightweight plugin like this one. I actually use both on one WP site 🙂
In case I am not the only one using the UAM plugin to protect files, this is the .htaccess you need to use to prevent UAM from filtering the avatar pics of this plugin (its dirty but the best I found):
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !_avatar-
RewriteRule (.*) /index.php?uamfiletype=attachment&uamgetfile=$1 [L]
</IfModule>It will not block files with “_avatar-” in their name. If you have a better idea … I am listening 🙂