Doodlebee
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What about plugins? Do you have any installed that may have vulnerabilities/code that obtains access to the database but doesn’t sanitize properly?
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In reply to: Hide source code?And OP means “original poster”.
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In reply to: Hide source code?Yeah, that’s not locked down, that’s just using a JavaScript to shut off right-clicking. It’s *seriously* easy to bypass. Maybe the site author feels better having it there, but believe me when I say all it’ll do is make legitimate visitors angry. Anyone who wants the code can simply get it if they really want to.
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In reply to: Hide source code?Oops! Sorry Yogi! XD
And copyright’s not that expensive. I have a colleague that prints off her websites and sends the package to get copyrighted, something like a $30 fee.
But still, source code can’t really be copyrighted. The *design* can (as far as images, etc go), but the code itself (‘specially when it’s already a derivative of something that’s expressly open-source) can’t.
If the OP is trying to protect, say, the location of some files, or block people from hotlinking things, there’s other, better ways to accomplish such actions.
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In reply to: Link url depending on userForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Hide source code?What he said – you can’t do that.
Sure, there’s scripts that disable right-clicking, but that only stops people who don’t know anything, and makes general users to your site upset. Anyone else can easily get around it.
So yeah, what ARE you trying to hide?
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In reply to: Different URLs for different sections of site?Well that depends on how you want to use it. Are they two completely different sites? Would you want to log in under one admin interface to work with both sites, or log out of one to log into the other? Do they HAVE to be two completely different sites? It all depends on your requirements.
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In reply to: tax_query not getting what I expectI’m confused. What is “sermon-series”? You say you have:
A custom post type called “media_player”
A custom taxonomy term called “sermon_series”
A custom taxonomy term called “sermons”
And you want to pull the most recent 3 posts from the “sermons” taxonomy.
What type of taxonomy is it? Hierarchical (categories) or not (tags)? Is “sermons” a child of “sermon_series”, or is “sermon_series” the slug of “sermons”? Or are they two different things?
And is there a reason you have a double array in the query? (I seem to recall a need for that, but I don’t remember why, or if I’m imagining it)
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In reply to: Single-Portfolio pageCustom Post Types.
If it’s just a category, then you’re using the wrong template file. Look at that link I posted before – it’ll tell you how to name your files.
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In reply to: Admin Login IssueAre the files in the server?
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In reply to: Multisite install network admin URLThat’s strange.
When you leave it as above (in your original post), does everything *work*? You said in the beginning that “everything seems to work okay” and that you have the site set up so that the files are in the WordPress directory, but access is in the root. Is something not working, or is it just that “WordPress” isn’t in the URL is bugging you?
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In reply to: WordPress admin login results in 1 of 2 errors.I’m sorry – I don’t understand. Maybe if I’m clearer on what I’m saying, you can tell me where I’m misunderstanding.
I phpMyAdmin, you should go to the password field (for your user) and in the corresponding text field, type the word “password”. To the left of it, select MD5 from the drop down. hit “go”. When the page returns, you’ll have a long, weird string (like above) in place of where you’d typed “password”. That’s normal.
Then you go to your WP admin, type in your username and “password” in the password field, and it should let you in. Then you can change the password from the admin area.
I don’t understand what you mean about “putting in the password and converting it” and then “changing to another sequence”.
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In reply to: Single-Portfolio pageSingle-portfolio.php is for custom post types. Are your portfolio items CPT’s or regular categorized posts?
This will tell you how to name them.
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In reply to: Different URLs for different sections of site?You might try activating multi site, then map domains to the different networked sites.
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In reply to: Using the post title in sidebar templateYes, you’ll have to edit the widget to pull this off. (And get_the_title() won’t work because 1) you have to echo it, and 2) it’s not in the loop)
Alternatively, if you just want it to appear at the top of the sidebar always, you can just edit your template file (that way you don’t have to worry about it being overwritten if you update the plugin). Open up sidebar.php and put in something like:
$title = get_query_var(‘post’);
echo $title->post_title;