Forum Replies Created

Viewing 4 replies - 1 through 4 (of 4 total)
  • Hi,

    I have a similiar problem: Almost all editor buttons gone after upgrading to wordpress 2.1.0 (using konqueror).

    Emptying browser cache and cookies did not help.

    regards
    Hadmut

    Thread Starter hadmut

    (@hadmut)

    I currently do not have the time to go through all that source code, and btw. I haven’t written in PHP for some years now. I’ve never liked that language. Preferring ruby.

    However:

    A simple solution would be to just allow to override / configure the URIs in the /etc php files. This way, you can choose the base WordPress/Blog URIs depending on the given Server or PATH the client was requesting. This way you can have the same Blog under

    http://virtualserver/blog

    and

    https://sharedhttpsserver/user/blog

    You just need to check, which server and path were requested in /etc/wordpress/wp-config.php and set the URIs apropriately. (Currently, you always get linked/redirected to http://virtualserver/blog)

    And this can’t be much of a problem, because all it takes is to replace the SQL query for the URI variables, or to find any way to override (wasn’t there something like a CONSTANT in php?).

    All other program components should just use these string values and therefore should not require any changes.

    Thread Starter hadmut

    (@hadmut)

    Not really. I am using something like that, but it requires to have a configurable webserver with this particular plugin.

    I also tried a wordpress plugin, but it didn’t work sufficiently.

    It is in general not a solution to use ugly workarounds for a structural flaw in wordpress itself, which could be fixed easily.

    Thread Starter hadmut

    (@hadmut)

    Yeah, that’s why I want to use ssl (https).

    But WordPress makes it unnecessary complicated to use the blog with https. I need a way to have the same blog under a virtual HTTP server for reading and at a different PATH at the HTTPS server. Since wordpress stores the absolute path in the SQL database, it is impossible to have the same blog at two URIs.

Viewing 4 replies - 1 through 4 (of 4 total)