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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Weekly Class Schedule] Can't edit Class Schedule on Schedule Management PageUpdated to 3.08 version of plugin, and it’s working – thank you!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Clean Testimonials] Shortcode to show all testimonials not workingThis is what I have and this works:
[single_testimonial id=132]
[single_testimonial id=131]
[single_testimonial id=109]
[single_testimonial id=102]I tried changing the last one to:
[testimonial id=102]and only the 1st three displayed.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Clean Testimonials] Shortcode to show all testimonials not workingIf you look at the page now, I have added the testimonials individually as a work-around until the [testimonials] shortcode is working.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Weekly Class Schedule] Failed to add schedule entry (just updated)Import/update button worked for me, too!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Weekly Class Schedule] Failed to add schedule entry (just updated)Just updated to 3.0.6.
Also had problem where data seemed to be gone.
Uninstalled plugin, deleted plugin, re-installed plugin as recommended above.
Still not seeing data there under ‘Schedule’ tab.
Trying to add schedule back again, but getting error “Failed to add schedule entry.”
Not too worried about getting data back – I had only 5 items in the schedule.
Would like to be able to get it working again.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Perfect Quotes] Quick editing erases the authorsSame thing happened on my site.
I would also like this fixed.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Members Membership Plugin] Members area link in menuHere’s the site that I’m working on: Site
You won’t be able to see how it looks after the user has logged in, so here is a screen shot.It works well.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Members Membership Plugin] Members area link in menuThank you 1-jah. That worked, with a little tweaking.
For me (maybe I have a newer version), it was around line 300.
My new lines look like:
$page = $url . '/user-profile';
<a href="' . $logout . '">' . __( 'Logout', 'wp-members' ) . '</a> | ' . '<a href="' . $page . '">' . __( 'Profile', 'user-profile' ) . '</a></p>';I also figured out a way to do this with a text widget and CSS styling, so no changes to code needed.
I added a text widget after the wp-members widget and put this in the text widget:[wp-members status="in"] <a href="http://mysite.com/user-profile/">Edit my profile</a> [/wp-members]Then I styled it to remove the bottom margin and padding of the wp-members widget and reduce the top padding of the text widget. Now the 2 widgets are joined together and appear to be one.
When not logged in to the site, the ‘Edit my profile’ of course does not show, but you do see a little extra white space from the empty text widget.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-Members Membership Plugin] Members area link in menuI would like to do this also on my site.
ABCDiamond – thank you, but I tried author=yes plus all kinds of combinations and it just refused to work.
And like you, I have two sites using it, and they’re on different hosts – on one host it works fine, the other does not.You could try
WP Category Post List Widget
http://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-category-posts-list/
Even though it says ‘widget’, it offers a shortcode too.
I decided not to use List category posts because it wouldn’t display the author and comment count.are you sure that in the Sahifa theme there is a setting for number of posts that is overriding numberposts?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Page not found after upgrading to WordPress 3.4Just had the same 404 error problem while upgrading to 3.4.2.
I could see my website but couldn’t get to the dashboard.
Any attempts resulted in 404 error with url:
http://mysite.com/wp-admin/upgrade.php?_wp_http_referer=%2Fwp-admin%2FAfter reading many posts, I tried renaming the theme directory name – this resulted in white screen, so I changed it back.
Looked at contents of the htaccess file – looked fine, except permission was 604 instead of 644. Changed it, but didn’t help.This is what worked:
Downloaded 3.4.2. Deleted all files in wp-admin top level only – I didn’t delete any files in subfolders (such as the css folder).
Copied (FTP’d) wp-admin files from 3.4.2 download to wp-admin folder on host.
Tried to go to the Dashboard and I got the message that the database needed updating, so I clicked to proceed. Update went fine. Was then able to access dashboard and everything is fine now.
Hope this helps someone.Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: 2.5 Sidebar displays widgets – admin says 0 widgetsThanks so much! What a relief – I thought I had messed up the template files somehow. Thank you!
