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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I can not access my admin!!. Very serious!Did you recently make a change in the settings, or do an export of the mueblesdetekacolonial.es website to a new domain name? It appears you changed a setting/didn’t change a setting in the SQL file properly. It thinks your “site URL” setting is the mueblesdetekacolonial.es. website. You’ll have to have access to phpMyAdmin to fix this.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to remove by Admin<div class="author"> <?php printf(__('By %s', 'pitch'), get_the_author_link()) ?> </div>that’s the section that pops the link in.
Just a note (I know this is old) this is fixed in version 2.0. I added the capability.
HiI noname – sorry for the delay on this. I just upgraded the plugin a few days ago, and something weird happened in the transition. Anyway, the correct files are all in there, so if you’d like to give it a shot, please feel free to do so. You can email them to me at shellyATbrassblogsDOTcom when you’re done, and I’ll include them in the next update (which will be coming along shortly – I’m working out a couple of things that are driving me crazy.)
Thanks again!
LOL thanks 🙂
Just so you know, I *just* submitted the update to the repository. It’s showing up as upgraded (version 0.3 now – with that comments_open() code in it) – just not on the back end of WP sites yet. Shouldn’t be long before it shows up.
Glad I could help 🙂
The plugin doesn’t work on ‘pages’ only on ‘posts,’ is that correct?
I *believe* I do have a thing there that checks to see if you have the comment form on Pages. if you do, it should work. Let me double check that…
…nope. I’m wrong. Currently it’s set to show only on posts.
But I’m working on a new release right now, so I can fix that. If you want to fix it in the short term, open up the jquery-expandable-comments.php file, and towards te bottom (in the bb_add_jQuery() function), there’s a line that looks like this:
if(is_single() || is_paged () || get_query_var ('cpage')) {change that to this:
if (comments_open()) {Any page that has comments open on it will pop the script into it.
Yay! awesome – glad you got it 🙂
You’re missing a folder in your path. it’s looking for it here:
http://www.taylorthompsonfitness.com/wp-content/themes/greenearth/scripts/jquery/jquery132.js
but you put it here:
http://taylorthompsonfitness.com/wp-content/themes/greenearth/javascript/jquery132.js
you need to have a folder in your “greenearth” theme called “scripts”. under that, you need a folder called “jquery”. Put the file in THAT folder. (you put it in the “javascript” folder – it’s not looking for it there.)
My guess is (on the site where it’s not working) that the theme has a function somewhere that pops the jquery in from a localized spot (the themes folder). You could try and find where that is, and remove it, and enqueue jQuery yourself; or you could grab a copy of jQuery, rename it to “jquery132.js” and upload it to the “scripts/jquery” folder of your theme. Then when it looks for it, it’ll be there.
I’m answering all of this in the other thread, so I don’t have to do it in two places 🙂
your jQuery isn’t working.
Your’e linking (to anOLD version of jQuery, by the way. You’re using 1.3.2, and jQuery is now at 1.7.1), but if you view your source code, you’re pulling in this file:
http://www.91daychallenge.com/fire/blog/wp-content/themes/twentyeleven/scripts/jquery/jquery132.js
if you go to look at it, it goes to a 404. How that got there, I don’t know. Twenty Eleven doesn’t have any such script in the theme files (in fact, the scripts are stored in the “js” folder within the theme, not the “scripts” folder, and even then, Twenty Eleven enqueues WordPress’ jQuery – it’s not in the theme files at all)
I don’t know where this link is coming from, but however it got put in there, it’s totally wrong.
EDIT: just checked the other site, too – you have the same problem there. Your call to the (old) jQuery script goes to a 404.
Now I just need to figure out how to turn these words into a clickable link.
it should already be doing that for you -my plugin is set for that. it’snot an actual *link* – so you won’t get a “hand” cursor (it’s a span class), but you can use CSS to put that on there so people know it’s clickable.
And yes, you have to have “enable threaded comments” in your settings 😉
I just did an initial setup. When you activate the plugin, there’s a tab for comments that show up in the sidebar. It shows/hides the “reply” form, but not the comment replies themselves. Each “layer” within the comments tab allows you to expand comments left for each paragraph, as well as shows/hides a section for comments on the overall post. it doesn’t show/hide comment *replies* (save the actual form to leave them) – but with all the AJAX expanding, etc. it’s hard to tell what you’d have to do to that theme’s plugin to make it work with mine.
Ah, okay. I see. I just installed this theme on my testbed to see what’s going on. The theme alone is set to not even show comments, so you *have* to use the plugin that comes with it. The plugin already does showing/hiding of comment layouts, and uses a lot of AJAX/prototype scripting to do all kinds of showing/hiding. I’d say this is a scripting conflict. That’s not really anything that’s my plugin’s fault (or the plugin of this theme’s fault either) – it’s just conflicts. Your best bet is to get rid of my plugin and use the plugin that comes with that theme, or ditch that theme and use my plugin. They simply don’t play well together.
Without actually seeing your code and setup, I can’t say what’s up. Have you reverted back to the default theme, and edited the comments.php file in Twenty Eleven? if it works (and it should, since I just did it in my own install0 then you know it’s a theme conflict. how about plugins? I saw that this theme comes with an optional plugin. Is that activated? have you deactivated your plugins to see if they’re affecting it?