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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Shared SSL – index.php permissionUsing WordPress HTTPS plugin works with default permalinks but not %category%/%postname%
Any onehave any ideas?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Shared SSL – index.php permissionmmm…it seems that if I change the permalink structure to the default…it does reach the proper page, but it’s still unstyled as
it’s looking for the stylesheets and scripts in https://mydomain.com, instead of on the secure server or http://mydomain.comIs there ANY way to get the pretty permalinks to work?
and, if not, how do I fix the incorrect links for the dependencies?Thanks in advance
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Pagination woes – Hide pagination if no more postsOk…Feel a bit silly now. I had this same problem about 9 months ago it seems…forgot about it…
And the last fix on that page…worked for me.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Pagination woes – Hide pagination if no more postsIt seems the trouble is with the next_posts_link itself.
Currently I have it as:<?php next_posts_link('Load More', 1000); ?>If I remove the 1000 it doesn’t show at all. If I change it to another number ie 2…it will only show it on the first page. But 1000 seems to define the next links…rather than defining UP TO A 1000 it says it IS A 1000.
I need it to only use the amount of pages it will need. If that makes sense.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Frontend form add data to databaseHi embaeva
The answer would depend on what you are trying to achieve.
Are you trying to capture information in the database or merely sending it as an e-mail?dyrk
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Redirect back to same page if Login ErrorOh yes…for anyone who stumbles upon this post. Just to clarify that the wp_login_form function is in wp-includes/general-template.php
one would still have to keep an eye on this hack during upgrades I think.
Also, Rhanna, any idea how we can keep the error codes? Maybe pass that through as a url GET variable with the redirect?
Thanks
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Redirect back to same page if Login ErrorThanks Rhanna – Finally a workable solution. I’ve been wondering about this one for ages. I’m using a custom built sidebar login form, which means i would have to get the current permalink to redirect login failure…but this is a great start and no tampering with core files…strictly speaking.
good job!
I just always like having complete control of all aspects of my sites and hate having stuff I don’t use – always look for a native solution before I would install any plugin. Nextgen is brilliant – couldn’t work without it…but I just fear that a few versions from now it’s going to have so many builtin templates and features that one loses comprehensive control.
Perhaps all the more reason to build a website with various nextgen implementations…that people can copy and use as opposed to building them into the core.
But…hey…that’s just me. I’m sure majority of people would disagree.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Ajax Search…works on local but not liveIf I click the get in firebug and open the link – it shows the results as requested, but the ajax gives a 301…only on the server though…mmm…
Any one?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Ajax Search…works on local but not liveFirebug says
301 Moved Permanently
Any ideas?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Renaming plugin function – still calls old functionFound reference to it. uncommented line which should have been commented.
Ignore question.Though I must say…Wordpress’s admin menus are very frustrating.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Frontend form add data to databaseOh yes and very important….
Make sure your form’s action is blank.
Ie. <form action=”” method=”post”>Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Frontend form add data to databaseHi leehalliday
I did in fact find a solution.
The key is to use if(isset)So…
function form() { if (isset($_POST['submit']) { // ADD SAVE STUFF HRE } else { // ADD FORM HERE } }So if your form has a submit button with name of submit, the if isset will check if the form has been submitted and then perform whatever you like with the data. if not…the form will show.
Works very well. Not sure what the steps would be to do the same thing with a nice ajax response – haven’t tried, but probably possible.
Hope this helps
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Move theme settings menu – access deniedI am still struggling with this issue. No ideas? Anyone?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WordPress HTTPS (SSL)] [Plugin: WordPress HTTPS] strange redirectionThanks for the help Kitchin.
My problem is similar, though I’m only trying to force a single frontend page to SSL – with shared SSL certificate.
I end up with an apache 404 with a message:
‘index.php was not found on this server.’
I am using %category%/%postname% permalinks.
Any ideas how I can fix this? Or is this still the same problem as above even though it’s not admin?