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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Twitget] Twitter outputted an error:OK, for unknown reasons this suddenly resolved itself, after a couple days.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Twitget] Twitter outputted an error:Here is the site in question: http://doinginnovation.org/
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: PARSE ERROR – No dashboard!Can you go ahead and post the link to your site? That might help me out.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: PARSE ERROR – No dashboard!It looks like there is an issue inside the theme you are using. I’m assuming you are trying to load a theme called “exclusive”? There is a file in that theme called functions.php that has an issue inside it on line 604 that is causing your theme not to load.
One way to fix this would be to switch back to the original theme you were using.
I was using my regexp for hashtags and not links, but I understand your concern. If someone does:
I went to the #store.There will be an issue. At the same time, under your current code, if someone did:
I went to #7.11There will also be an issue . . . if I understand correctly. I know no one will use 7.11, but I couldn’t think of another example. Anyway, the point is that I guess you have to pick and choose?
This seems like it would be less complicated, and possibly more inclusive:
/(^|\s)(#\S+)/iYou can test out regexp, here: http://gskinner.com/RegExr/
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [NextGEN Public Uploader] [Plugin: NextGEN Public Uploader] Upload errorDoes it say HTTP error on the upload? Probably has to do with memory limitations. Check the error log in wp-admin/. If there is mention of not enough memory, then contact your host and ask them to change the memory limitation. That is what I did and it worked. Do a search on Google and you will find many sites discussing the dreaded HTTP error upon media upload.
Update:
So, I completely deleted my DB and everything in public_html and WWW. I still received the 500 Internal Server Error. This made me realize something else was going on. I did some net research and realized that the probably cause was the .htaccess file. This file had a permission of 644 on my site so it could not be seen by my browser. I downloaded it using FileZilla and edited it directly on my machine.I renamed the .htaccess file just to see if this would change things on the site and the site worked! In order to get the site back to normal, I had to delete everything in the .htaccess file that was inserted in there by Better WP Security. Then I uploaded the .htaccess file.
I still do not know what caused the issue in the .htaccess file, but I am investigating.
Additional:
I tried to fix the problem on my own. I thought that if I delete the 3 tables that are related to the Better WP Security plugin, that might magically solve the problem. There was no improvement.I deleted the Better WP Security plugin and received the same Internal Server Error. So then I checked the server error logs:
[30-Dec-2011 22:53:57] PHP Warning: uksort() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in /home/elimcmak/public_html/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-themes-list-table.php on line 48
[30-Dec-2011 22:53:57] PHP Warning: array_slice() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in /home/elimcmak/public_html/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-themes-list-table.php on line 55
[30-Dec-2011 22:55:59] WordPress database error Table ‘elimcmak_eli.em_BWPS_lockouts’ doesn’t exist for query SELECT computer_id FROM em_BWPS_lockouts WHERE lockout_date + 3600 > 1325285759 AND computer_id = ‘24.227.222.62’ AND mode = 2 made by activate_plugin, include_once, BWPS->__construct, BWPS->ll_checkLockMy programming knowledge is a little limited at this point. Some help would be appreciated.