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  • But the wordpress code now says:

    %postname%
    A sanitized version of the title of the post (post slug field on Edit Post/Page panel). So β€œThis Is A Great Post!” becomes this-is-a-great-post in the URI (see Using only %postname%). Starting Permalinks with %postname% is strongly not recommended for performance reasons.. *** Note – this has been changed and is ok to do since ver. 2.0

    Is it still not advisable to do this? Any idea how to correct someone who is far down this hole?

    Thread Starter dakranii

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    I don’t remember the specific error, but it was similar to

    Fatal error: Allowed memory size of XXX bytes exhausted (tried to allocate XXX bytes) in /XXX.php on line X.

    I got that error on my homepage and in the frontend and it occurred after upgrading. I put the older version, 1.7.2 back up and it worked fine then.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Upload folder path by user

    Found a solution. Custom Upload Dir allows you to sort uploads by author (user). It works great and it’s easy to use!

    Thread Starter dakranii

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    Yes there is an it’s called Custom Upload Dir, and it’s a piece of cake to use.

    Thread Starter dakranii

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    I didn’t have anything to lose, given it’s a new install, so I just did it. And it worked. I answered my own question I guess. πŸ™‚

    Thread Starter dakranii

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    Awesome songdog, I’ll take a look at that mass page maker plugin. That looks like it might do the trick.

    Thread Starter dakranii

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    Not for all them.

    I’ll look into writing sql queries, but I won’t get too daring. I’m not going to risk messing it up. πŸ™‚

    I’m not so sure the image is the problem. It’s those spaces that are creating an extra line for you. You can change class=”etc” to style=”float:right;” and that will at least make sure the image is set to the right.

    But even if you removed the image from the situation, I think you’d still have those  ‘s moving your top line of text down.

    Are you using the HTML editor or the Visual editor when editing your pages?

    It’s your code that appears to be the problem. You have an line of spaces in there.

    <div class="clear">									
    
    &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp &nbsp<img class="alignright size-thumbnail wp-image-58" title="medical_symbol_teal_on_gray" src="http://medicalcodingstaffing.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/06/medical_symbol_teal_on_gray5-150x150.gif" alt="medical_symbol_teal_on_gray" width="110" height="90" />
    
    <p>code: medical assistant job 2912</p>

    You have a line of spaces (&nbsp;) then an image, then you start “code: medical assistant” with a paragraph tag.

    If you style your image to float it right, it will get out of the flow of the text. Then delete the row of spaces, and your “code: medical assistant job 2912” will move up on the page.

    I can’t see how you’ve created it in the backend, only what the resulting output html is.

    I posted this in another thread.

    I’ve been travelling the forums and the net looking for the same solution and I finally came up with a combo that’s easy to use and works great.

    First I created a new user role using the Role Manager plugin (you can disable the plugin after you’ve used it and the roles remain).

    Then I bound individual users within the new role to specific categories made only for them using the Bind User to Category plugin.

    Finally, I hid options and selections (including the category selection option) from those users with the Adminimize plugin. This last plugin was the key that I had been searching for and couldn’t find.

    Now, userA can only post to the userA category and it’s by default. userB can only post to the userB category by default, etc.

    Hope this helps.

    ThreeVisual: I’ve been travelling the forums and the net looking for the same solution and I finally came up with a combo that’s easy to use and works great.

    First I created a new user role using the Role Manager plugin (you can disable the plugin after you’ve used it and the roles remain).

    Then I bound individual users within the new role to specific categories made only for them using the Bind User to Category plugin.

    Finally, I hid options and selections (including the category selection option) from those users with the Adminimize plugin. This last plugin was the key that I had been searching for and couldn’t find.

    Now, userA can only post to the userA category and it’s by default. userB can only post to the userB category by default, etc.

    Hope this helps.

    So my solution was to create Roles with the Role Manager plugin.

    Then I bound individual users to categories specific to them with the Bind User to Category plugin.

    Finally, I limited what those bound users could see on the dashboard, side menu, and post page (including not being able to see the categories option) by using the Adminimize plugin.

    It all worked great, it’s easy to use and did exactly what I was looking for.

    Also, I used Adminimize plug-in to get rid of the categories option for bound to category users. Bind User to Cat is supposed to do it, but doesn’t. Adminimize works great for that as well as other option removals.

    Thread Starter dakranii

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    I used Adminimize to remove the category option and that works just fine.

    Would still be curious to see a solution to this if anyone happens to know.

    Adminimize worked great, thanks for the suggestion asechrest.

    I have a user category I created Role Manager, then used Adminimize to edit that role so they couldn’t see categories, slugs, or anything else on the post page, the page page, and the sidebar that I didn’t want them to see. Perfect!

    Along with Bind User to Category, now my users make a post, and it posts where it’s supposed to with no problems.

    Here’s an image of my limited user’s dashboard after using Adminimize:

    http://www.smugmug.com/photos/651519689_Hmrs8-L.gif

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