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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Solution to hide Emails and IP’s from “Contributors”a question concerning ringmaster’s solution. I am sorry but I didn’t quite understand what to do with this code, where I should put these lines?
/*
Plugin Name: Unmanage Posts
Description: Require manage_posts capability to manage posts
Author: Owen Winkler
Version: 1.0
Author URI: asymptomatic.net/
*/
add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘my_admin_menu’);
add_filter(‘capabilities_list’, ‘my_caps_list’);
// Redefine some menu cap requirements:
function my_admin_menu() {
// Make the menu variables accessable here:
global $menu, $submenu;
$submenu[‘edit.php’][5] = array(__(‘Posts’), ‘manage_posts’, ‘edit.php’);
}
// Define a new capability for the Role Manager to use:
function my_caps_list($caps) {
$caps[] = ‘manage_posts’;
return $caps;
}could you help me out? thank you
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: newbie: mysql and utf-8emptying cache didn’t help,
well maybe i will find a solution one day 🙂
thanksForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: newbie: mysql and utf-8thank you moshu for your attention, i got little bit nervous because of all this problem, so i had to eat a cake to calm down 🙂
at least i got to the initial problem, at first I made a mistake and put in wp-db after line 43
mysql_query(“SET NAMES ‘utf8′”);
so everything got messed up but then I put
mysql_query(“SET NAMES ‘utf8′”, $conn);
and at least everything went back to normal EXCEPT TWO LETTERS. But I had the same situation before putting SET NAMES, so it didn’t help.OK I’ll try to explain but I have to say that this is not the problem in WordPress only, this is smth related to mysql encodings… I have the same problem with my Phorum program.
I use UTF-8 everywhere in WordPress and I write it in the Lithuanian language: http://mokslas.ktv.lt/
I didn’t notice anything wrong when writing posts, all the letters show up correctly, by the way, beside Latin letters Lithuanian has additional letters: ą?ęėįšųūž
Problems arise when I try to restore posts, etc. from a backup copy and problems only with TWO letters “?” and capital “Š” – you cannot restore them; strange characters show up instead of them when restoring from a backup. You can see this in the first experimental post: http://mokslas.ktv.lt/I have read in forums that this happens with some characters, a bug in mysql or something. But all the guys say that SET NAMES in php code helps; in my case it made no difference though I tried to back through WordPress and through phpMyAdmin.
Maybe there smth wrong when i open .sql backup file in editors like notepad but this is hardly a problem because only two letters are affected. Or maybe
mysql_query(“SET NAMES ‘utf8′”, $conn);
should be put in some other places in other files
or maybe some other queries should be made
I don’t know.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: newbie: mysql and utf-8thanks for the link
unfortunately, this didn’t help
<?php
mysql_query(“SET NAMES ‘utf8′”, $conn);
?>”
it got worse, now ALL nonstandard characters became smth like Ä…Ä?ęėįšųūžmaybe my provider’s mysql server is set incorrectly, i don’t know 🙁