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  • Thread Starter Helleshoj

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    WC Version: 2.0.14
    WC Database Version: 2.0.14
    WP Version: WP 3.6.1
    Web Server Info: Apache/2.2.24 (Unix) DAV/2 PHP/5.3.26 mod_fastcgi/2.4.2 mod_ssl/2.2.24 OpenSSL/0.9.8y
    PHP Version: 5.3.26
    MySQL Version: 5.1.63
    WP Memory Limit: 128 MB

    After some (much) fiddling around I got the custom tab in Product data.
    Then I had some problems with that tab defaulting to the product name on the page. Even deleting the custom title did not work, it came back all the time.

    By the way, in the WP’s plugin list, there is another plugin, which has the almost exact same name when installed. Both your and the other claim to be lite versions of Woocommerce Custom Tabs Pro.

    I tried both, and the problems I had may be a result of trying both.

    Thread Starter Helleshoj

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    I think that does it.

    Thread Starter Helleshoj

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    I found a solution: In the php snippets I use `$sti=get_bloginfo(“siteurl”);
    $prelink=$sti.”/”;`
    to determine the webpage’s actual location, echo this in all image links <?PHP echo $prelink; ?>wp-content/include …
    That way I still keep my “relative” link and can work with the same code on different servers and I tell WP where to find the images, which are outside the uploads folder.

    Thread Starter Helleshoj

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    Does having the images in the uploads folder solve the problem with the permanent links? I would very much like to have the images in folders close to the inserts I use. The uploads folder to me always seems a mess, where no pictures can be easily found. Also I do not want all the different sizes on images, which never will be used in more than one size. To keep trace of images used in different parts of the site I want them there, where the inserts are.

    Is there a way to ensure the relative path is translated into the correct path to the image – without changing the permanent link structure? For SEO purposes I want the category name in the permanent link, but that is, what creates the problem here, ABSPATH or __FILE__ or something like that?

    Thread Starter Helleshoj

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    When deactivating all plugins and using the Twenty Twelve theme:
    Same thing.

    But while previewing the theme, the images show up.

    As soon as I activate a theme, they do not show up. Themes checked are Twenty twelve, woothemes Canvas and my subtheme for Canvas.

    I think I am in on the problem now. A close read og the image information in Firefox shows, that the url for the images is written on the basis of the permantent link, which gets the category in the link like: “http://dev.domainname.dk/home/wp-content/include/snippets/presentation/images/hotel_ikon.jpg&#8221;, should be “http://dev.domainname.dk/wp-content/include/snippets/presentation/images/hotel_ikon.jpg&#8221;

    Seems I can not use relative links to show the path to these images, the way I have set up permanent links preferences, because WP uses that to write the entire link.

    Any suggestions for a work around?

    By the way, the image that shows up is a backgroud image linked to through css. That is also set as a relative link, but ittranslates correctly into “http://dev.domainname.dk/wp-content/include/snippets/presentation/images/bygning.jpg&#8221;

    (Can’t put in a link to show you, since this still only is on a local server).

    Thread Starter Helleshoj

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    When using the “show image” link I just get a 404 error. The same content is used in the webpage which I have to convert to WordPress. There I have no problems showing the images. Also when using the php.snippet file displayed on the home page, the same pictures in the same folder show up as they should. But in the post and on the single post page no images. The content of the php.snippet file is the same as the html content of the post. The css is the same too.

    Thread Starter Helleshoj

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    Somehow someone – and I don’t know who, it was not me – changed the wp_posts table name to TALKusageCtrl1318202009_wp_posts.
    That’s where the problem was. WP could not find the posts and pages to show, but the rest did work.

    Due to the extreme low level of support given by my provider this has taken far too much time, I’m sorry to have bothered you for that.

    Now I have to see, how I can repair the original database without the help of the provider’s support

    Thread Starter Helleshoj

    (@helleshoj)

    I have restored a 2 month old database and this works. The imediate big difference between that database and the one, which causes the problems is a table called “TALKusageCtrl1318202009_wp_posts”

    What is that and where does it come from? Any suggestions?

    If the pages you want to put in that directory are html pages made outside WordPress, there is no problem putting them in a separate directory. I do that for pages I want some people to have a look at. I even did it this with a WordPress page by first saving the page as a complete webarchive, than upload the resulting page and folder with links in this separate directory. It could then be accessed through the full link ti the resulting page.

    The pages in that folder must be html pages outside the WordPress system.

    Thread Starter Helleshoj

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    Should there be a value in the user_activation_key within the wp_users table?

    Thread Starter Helleshoj

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    I get a message:”You are not allowed to edit this post.” and no page is made. Could seem the db is locked in some way?

    Thread Starter Helleshoj

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    Some of the pages, that should show up in a search, but do not:
    Home Grafiker About

    Thread Starter Helleshoj

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    Thread Starter Helleshoj

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    I copied a dump of the database to another place, pointed WordPress at it by changing the config file. This resulted i a same error. So may be the error is somewhere in the data.

    Any suggestions? What does WP use to see the pages in the db? It can see some of it. The links list and enough to run the admin page and the 404 page with background and custom header and part of the weaver theme, but it does not show the navigation or pages and posts.

    Thread Starter Helleshoj

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    Samuel B
    Easier to find another host. I have been writing with them ever since early this morning, but but website content is my problem they say.
    Still I will ask them if they know a way to repair that database.

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