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For anyone that may follow with similar experience. This issue’s root cause was resulting from domain references which remained following a domain change and migration to new domain. The process of disabling all other plugins and performing a fresh install of PowerPress was key to exposing the root cause of 404 to css files, caused by lingering domain references to old domain. Why this did not effect the previous version of PowerPress, which worked as expected following the migration, I do not know. The remedyI was to query the db for references and update those which were missed and still referring to old domain. This resolved the problem.
Big thanks to Mike with Blubrry Support. You rock!
Hope that helps someone else.
God BlessUpon further testing it appears that the html is getting replaced in the following line of same file:
$gallery.find('.vimeography-player').html(video.html).fitVids().animate({'opacity':1}, 300);I’m not sure how to add {{name}}, the variable isn’t available at that point and it can’t be prepended to the iframe.
Again, any ideas here?
Thanks 🙂
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In reply to: WP_Query in a Service ClassHi rachelbaker and thanks!
I thought I was already instantiating $wp_query inside the getPage class method here (this is also where I believe the Database Error is caused):
$my_query = new WP_Query("showposts=1&post_type=page&page_id=4");
I am not getting any other errors in logs or in Charles or dev tools that give me any other good error information. It acts as if blog-header doesn’t exist, however, if I change the path in the require i do get an error that it is not found.Could you show me an example of what you are thinking?
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In reply to: WP_Query in a Service ClassPotentially a moderator might move to the advanced forum (I don’t have write permissions there)?
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In reply to: White Screen on Comment PostNo kidding, I would get back with them and tell them that there is an issue. Not a fresh install, the upgrade process – its just a matter of copying over the WP files and folders and running upgrade.php per the docs. When I did this last Friday I literally had 15 minutes of file ftp and less than a minute to run upgrade.php.
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In reply to: White Screen on Comment PostMaybe you might try to go through the upgrade process again as detailed in the upgrade docs
Possibly something became corrupted during your upgrade process that could be resolved by replacing the files on your server per the upgrade process??
Also, test your issue in the classic theme as well, looks like your using the default, maybe it could be an issue in your theme. Did you replace the default and classic folder contents in upgrade?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: White Screen on Comment Post@divamaggie sorry I didn’t get back here – have been super busy. What version of WP are you running – I would upgrade to 2.5 if your not current.
The only two areas that I am aware of which provide configuration for comments are: discussion and user profile in your admin. Related to having comment popups, no help here – but I would recommend removing any extra code until you get everything working.
That is probably about the best I can do, just came over to WP a couple months ago and not a PHP developer.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: White Screen on Comment PostMe too, blog is running better than it has since I migrated. New troubleshooting workflow, disable all plugins then test issue.
Thanks again!Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: White Screen on Comment PostThe issue with white screen, no refresh, following comment posting was related to the CForms II plugin. Oddly, I was not using this plugin for comment form, only for contact form on static page.
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In reply to: White Screen on Comment Post@fantasycrusader isn’t that special – good call and thank you. I deactivated all and comment posting appears to be working normally. Will bring them back one at a time and test until I find the culprit. I’ll let you all know the verdict in a bit.
Thanks much!Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Error Establishing DB connectionForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WP Comment Notifications – Out of the boxwhooami, right on, thanks. my admin is not receiving comment notification.
Exactly.
Again thanks!Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: comment mailShould this request be relocated to an area where it might be given some consideration – Moderator?
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In reply to: comment mailI challenge you to take on this issue (-; Any thoughts anyone?
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In reply to: comment mailI should add:
using cformII plugin, had to explicitly set mail server information to function.
Can I explicitly set mail server params for comments?