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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site can not see content in databaseTim S.
Disabling everything did not work either.Still can’t see any pages.
But thanks both of you
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site can not see content in databaseSamuel B:
I did resave the permalinks (and the htaccessfile )
and I repaired the tables in the db. It gave no result.
Something seems to be wrong with the db, since it does not change to the db, when I click the link. I have to open one of the tables, and go back from there to be able to go into the db and select all tables.
The repair gave back an everythin OK message.Tim S. Since I haven’t touched the db other than through the WordPress admin, while editing pages, any change of configuration is not made by me. I downloaded the wp config file and checked it against an older one, but I can not see any changes.
Disabling plugins is the next try.
I just have the shortcode in the translated text the same place as it is in the original. Works like a dream once you have published everything. That gives me the possibility to use a translated slideshow also since the slideshow indicated in the shortcode does not need to be the same. With qtranslate the entire page is realoaded and that brings in the translated slide. (translated captions).
Hi Tobias,
The WP Weaver theme did this on suggestion of one of their users with similar problems. It is in the theme as of version 2.0Rob
Hi Tobias,
thanks for the fast response.
You were right. The problem was with the theme. This morning I saw on their website, that in the new version there was an option to set table formatting to none. This done and with some minor tweaks, the tables now look like I want then to look.Rob
I changed the post dates after removing Post Type Order and remembered to remove the cache from the browser (did that most of the time anyway). Then the sequence of slides was in the correct order, but on the danish one (See link above) the first slide showing up is still supposed to be the last one. That is not the case in the English version, which is a second slide show with the same pictures, but with different titles. I think I have used the backward: true meta data in a wrong way, as it has no influence at all.
I am using qtranslate. What worries me is, that under WordPress 3.0.5 Meteor Slides did get the pictures in the right sequence. I tried to change the sequence with Post Type Order several times, before I changed the dates manually. I just checked on it with Post Type Order disabled, but it still runs “backwards” even if I use the backward: true meta thing. (Since – as far as I can see – Post Type Order does not change the posting date, it must keep the new order in another way? Do you know how?)
I have tried meta data backward: true, but this does not work either.
I tried to change the date with one day between, no result. I tried to order the files with Post Types Order, also no result.
You can see the slideshow here: http://helleshoj.com/grafisk/?lang=DA or http://helleshoj.com/grafisk/?lang=en Here the correct order is very important. Within WordPress this is the same page, which loads with the Danish language as default and reloads with replaced text in English. The slideshows have different names, the pictures have different titles, but the pictures are the same in both.
In my other gallery, http://helleshoj.com/grafisk/galleri the order is less important, but it is still annoying, that it does not run iin the order I have chosenAt long last I found the problem. Annoying, but I forgot to publish the last three pictures in the slide.
I am sorry to have bothered you for such a trivial mistake.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Creating a custom landing page?Make you own template page according to the instructions ambrosite mentioned. You may simply take one of the pages from your theme as a starting point. or make a html page in some texteditor or so. The do this:
A Page can easily be set to be your site’s Front Page. Visit the Administration > Settings > Reading panel and under Front page displays, you can choose to set any (published) Page or Posts Page as the Front Page. The default setting shows your blog with the latest blog posts.
Remember to have the Enter link pointing at the “old” starting page.
I use the Weaver template, giving you loads of ways to change your templates by simply checking some boxes and then pointed to the new page this way.
I did a little test in the database. Looked up the content of the page and switched the languages in it. This gave no other result. Both languages are in the same database field and are chosen by the language tag. I can see no differences in the way they are written, so I do not think the problem lies there.
As far as I can see the divs on the English page simply are not created, but why?I found the reason, why the first slide in the primary language was in English: The English slide-show was parented to the Danish. When the parenting was removed, the Danish show is showing correct, the English still only shows the first slide. There is only one div in the code, as opposed to the four divs in the Danish page.
I just started out testing if qtranslate is the right solution for my site, so I can’t say I am familiar with it. I can see, that only one language at a time is loaded. When using the language button the page is reloaded with the proper language. But both languages have been written in the same page.
The only difference her is, that I have changed the name of the slide-show in the tag:
<center>[meteor_slideshow slideshow=”changes”] <p><?php the_title(); ?></p> </center>The first picture with it’s title load correct, but the rest of the list is gone.
In the primary language it reads:
<center>[meteor_slideshow slideshow=”forandringer”]<?php the_title(); ?> </center>Here the slide-show works, but the first slide is the one from the english version, then follow the others correctly. Also the titles are displayed correctly, in english for the first and Danish for the rest.