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  • Thread Starter juggledad

    (@juggledad)

    While I’d love to give you teh link, it is a customer’s business site and I had to revert the plugin back to version 3.1.1 the last version that worked.

    I do have a local copy (on my own machine) of the site and can carry out any tests you want.

    Yeah, don’t use a blog page. Try the List Cateogry Posts plugin and have a category ‘podcasts’ and display that on the podcasts page. Then on your new ‘blog’ page, exclude that category.

    The ‘customizier’ additional CSS is applied AFTER the Montezuma css (dashboard->Appearances->MTO->CSS Files) so if in the Montezuma CSS you said
    body {background-color: blue;}
    and in the ‘customizer’ you put
    body {background-color: red;}
    The red will win because it is applied last.

    so don’t use the customizer.

    You put single quote marks in the IF statement?? Can you please provide 5 lines before and after your code .

    The php variable $_POST is an array. What is probably happing is that since you are using this in the WP backend, when you hit the submit button, it is not your form’s submit button but WP’s and it does not have the “name=…” in the input statement. You might want to echo $_post to see what it contains. I’ll bet it does not contain a key of ‘submit’

    Just after
    function add_user(){
    add
    echo 'debug2 ='.print_r($_POST).'<br><br>';
    and look at the results.

    Well that explains why the code i told you to enter is not executing. It means $_POST[‘submit’] is not set so you never call add_user()

    Try
    echo 'debug01='.print_r($upload);
    then you can look at the source of the page and tr a find on ‘debug01’ to see if it is dumping anything

    I would add a ‘echo print_r($upload);’ just after the

    $upload = wp_upload_bits($_FILES[“userpic”][“name”], null, file_get_contents($_FILES[“userpic”][“tmp_name”]));

    to see what you are getting back.

    Thread Starter juggledad

    (@juggledad)

    Follow up – if you follow the documentation and use PUSH_SYNDICATION_KEY, the plugin does not work. You have to use PUSH_SYNDICATE_KEY in the define to get it to work.

    Atahualpa has two header configuration (ATA->Style & edit HEADER AREA->Configure Header Area) %pages and %cats. These work in conjunction with the Appearance->Menus items.

    If you don’t have eithor %pages or %cats in the ‘Configure Header Area’ option, you won’t get any menu. If you have %pages and you have not created a custom menu and assigned it to ‘Theme Location – Menu 1’, then you will get all pages at that location. Same for %cats and ‘Theme Location – Menu 2’.

    If you build a custom menu (which can contain both pages and categories) and assign it to ‘Theme Location – Menu 1’, it will show up where you use %pages in the themes ‘Configure Header Area’ option. Same for ‘Menu 2’ and %cats.

    This was done beause the theme was built and hade the %pages and %cats option long before WordPress had the menu option. It gives you both options – you can have a custom menu or let Atahualpa automatically build you an menu of your pages or categories – or you can create own custom menus yourself.

    I think it has an option to flush the caches and then I would disable the plugin.

    1) what happens if you disable ALL your plugins?
    2) how big are the images?
    3) Increase your PHP memory. Add this code define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ’64M’) into your wp-config.php file. This setting may not work if your host does not allow you to increase the PHP memory limit, so I suggest talking to your support directly and ask them to change the limit for you. You’ll skip the hassle.
    4) check your .htaccess file to see if the extensions are allowed
    5) Make sure you don’t have an apostrophe in the image file’s name (e.g. mary‘s-wedding.png), because that will trigger the error as well.

    What are the errors?
    Have you updated teh plugins?
    Have you contacted the plugin authors?

    Did you try a google search? (try ‘http error when I upload jpg, gif images’)

    the Parker theme is a premimum theme. You should cotact the authors of the theme to get help since we don’t have access to it.

    You could also try using the FireBug extension in FireFox and teh ‘examine’ tool. this will allow you to select an element and see the CS selectors that are applied to it and do dynamic cnanges of teh CSS to see the effect. Then you can add the CSS to your settings.

    Good Luck.

    Sorry, I should have been more specific – what I do is unzip the wordpress.zip and dump the wp-content folder (you can update any new default plugin’s and themes later). Then go to your wordpress folder on the host and remove anything that begins with ‘wp-‘ other than wp-config.php (it contains your database info) and the ‘wp-content’ folder. Then get rid of
    index.php
    license.txt
    readme.html
    xmlrpc.php
    and upload all the files in the unzipped folder you have.

    The difference between this and what wordpress says to do, is this will get rid of any old ‘wp-xxxx’ files that are no longer used in a new release.

    Glad your back up and running and hopefully you’ve learned some debugging tips.

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