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I’m having this problem too. It’s annoying because I have seven or eight different forms on my site and just had to go through each and manually update each reference to the old URL.
The SQL replace does work – and your html message is still stored in the db, but for some reason, it won’t display anything other than the form data. I don’t know how it all works, but it seems like it has something to do with the other settings being stored in the
mailandmail_2fields.This was my replacement SQL:
UPDATE wp_contact_form_7 SET mail = REPLACE ( mail, 'oldURL', 'newURL' ); UPDATE wp_contact_form_7 SET mail_2 = REPLACE ( mail_2, 'oldURL', 'newURL' );Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Page Edit Dropmenu in Admin – Feature/Plugin SuggestionYeah, so the best route would be to basically have a copy of the Parent menu that jumps you to the edit page of the one you selected, rather than have a dropmenu expanding infinitely across the page as your pages list grows.
Thanks for your insight. I might eventually try my hand at plugin writing and see if I can’t get a basic version running.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Page Edit Dropmenu in Admin – Feature/Plugin SuggestionI agree that it should probably be a plugin.
Hmm. I have 46 on the site I’m building now, and the Parent select menu is a fixed height and scrolls to show all the pages. Or is that not what you mean by scroll limit?
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Page Edit Dropmenu in Admin – Feature/Plugin SuggestionOh yeah, I’d only be talking about making it available from the Edit Page admin page. I like I said originally, the goal is to be able to jump from editing one page directly to another without loading the pages list page in between.
I agree, it’s a bad idea for all pages, but a great one for the Edit Page page, especially if it doesn’t require extra resources than are already being used.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Page Edit Dropmenu in Admin – Feature/Plugin SuggestionSo, to bring this feature/plugin suggestion back up –
Which would increase load times for ALL admin pages. I get what you’re saying, but it’s one of those ‘would cost a lot of CPU cycles’ things I’d be uninclined to code 🙂
This was the concern we left off with, but I just noticed that this query is already performed on the page edit admin page – it’s in the Parent Attributes > Parent dropmenu.
If that’s already being done, couldn’t WP or a plugin programmer just create a menu with edit links using the array used to populate the Parent menu?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 3.1 – Potential WYSIWYG BugAwesome. I’ll give this a try and abandon my quest to reinvent the wheel.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 3.1 – Potential WYSIWYG BugI’m not horrible with SQL, and saw that suggestion elsewhere, but didn’t know how to get into selecting/finding/replacing from multiple tables with one command. (Don’t want to replace anything I shouldn’t and break the whole thing…)
Could you recommend a generic query that I could use to base my queries off of? That would be tons easier than editing the URL every time I create an internal link with WP3.1’s sweet new “existing content” WYSIWYG editor.
Thanks for your help, BTW.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 3.1 – Potential WYSIWYG BugI created it in my functions.php following the instructions on the codex.
// [site-url] function siteUrl_func( $atts ) { return home_url(); } add_shortcode( 'site-url', 'siteUrl_func' );my inspiration: http://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API
Is this not something we can do? It works when I use it, even with the WYSIWYG, just goofs up when I try to edit…
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Page Edit Dropmenu in Admin – Feature/Plugin SuggestionWhich would increase load times for ALL admin pages. I get what you’re saying, but it’s one of those ‘would cost a lot of CPU cycles’ things I’d be uninclined to code 🙂
You’re right about that – which I’m guessing is why this feature isn’t already part of WP.
are you using PAGES or posts to handle your CMS?
I’m using pages. What do you mean by degradation? We probably won’t get into the 100’s (maybe 60s) but if there’s a better way to do things, I’m eager to learn. My company is going to be doing several similar web sites about this size.
Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Page Edit Dropmenu in Admin – Feature/Plugin SuggestionThat sounds like a good work flow, and I’ve been doing that lately. But when 3-4 tabs in my browser are labeled “Edit Page < Site Name…” it gets confusing which is which. Further, my guess is that the menu could auto-populate when the page loads and be finished by the time the user is ready to change which page he/she is editing.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Flash Video Player] Why won’t it work!!!!!I’m also having trouble with the plugin. I have it running fine on a 2.3.2. Here’s the code I’m using:
[flashvideo filename=http://www.gasolinethefilm.com/wordpress/wp-content/video/Tow_01.flv /]
That is the direct URL for the video. If you go there, your browser will try to download it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: [Plugin: NextGEN Gallery] Fatal Error QuestionI’m having this problem and reinstalling the plugin did not fix it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Page List Bulletssorry…I didn’t know that was going to post it in HTML. That is supposed to read:
“I have even made a ul with a single li that just says “list 1″ in the content area of the page…”
Sorry for the confusion.
Cameron
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Change bulletsI’m having the same problem. Bullets work in IE6, but not Firefox.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Page List BulletsI’m actually having the same problem. I’ve tried everything. I use the Firefox add-on, Firebug to view the HTML and CSS of the page, and have tried nearly every combination I can think of to get rid of the bullets. I have even made a
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- in the content area of the page and can change color and size, etc. with CSS, but those freaking bullets won’t go away.
Can anyone help me with this? My WordPress site is http://www.iebwebdesign.com/wordpress
Thanks,
Cameron