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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] Event Page not PublishingDo you already have a page or post named “event” published or in the trash? If so, try getting rid of it (empty trash).
Or did you by any chance change the name of single URL slug to something else and then change it back? If you did, try URL using the other slug name. Ex. http://shiftnetwork.ca/oldslugname/shifts-annual-general-meeting-speed-networking/
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] Downgrade versions of Event CalendarYou can download previous versions here:
http://wordpress.org/plugins/the-events-calendar/developers/Deactivate 3.4.1 before installing.
Keep in mind if you have any events in the calendar or other customizations associated with vs 3.4.1, they might not work after you downgrade.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Print, PDF, Email by PrintFriendly] Exclude Gallery?*Thanks!*
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7 Modules] Not working after WP 3.8 UpdateThanks, Zack!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7 Modules] Not working after WP 3.8 UpdateThanks for the heads up.
It would be helpful if the plugin worked with the upgrade of CF7. I try to keep all my plugins up to date for security & continuity reasons.
I think I’ll keep the CF7 Modules turned off until they fix it. It’s a shame, though. Great plugin. Wish it was kept up to date.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Moved Site – Updates pointing to wrong server directoryReading the error message you posted above, it looks like your “all-in-one-webmaster” plugin might be what’s causing the error. Have you tried disabling it and then doing the update?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Ads by datafeedr.com] Reset Impression Counts?Can you point me to where in the database? I do not fear the db! 😉
Could you post the link to the other thread because I can’t find it. :-/
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Upgrade to 3.6 stalls at unpackingWent for a walk & swim, came back and started poking at this again, and it worked. I have absolutely no idea why. I tried all the same things.
The only thing that even remotely comes close to being different is I put two sections of the htaccess file in a different order
These two sections –
AuthUserFile (blah blah) <Limit GET> blah blah blah </Limit>Changed to
<Limit GET> blah blah blah </Limit> AuthUserFile (blah blah)It’s not a browser cache thing – every time I made a change, I would close the browser, start it back up. My browser is set to clear EVERYTHING when I close it – cookies, cache, history, etc.
If you come across this post in the future and you know why that may have made a difference, let me know. 😉
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Upgrade to 3.6 stalls at unpackingI’ve also watched the logs while trying to do the update. All I see is me posting to the update-core.php file, and then it stops. No errors. Nothing.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Upgrade to 3.6 stalls at unpacking“There just isn’t a good time to take it offline for 20 – 30 minutes to do an update that should, in theory, only take a few minutes to do.“
I was referring to a manual update there. I’m sorry for not being more clear.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Upgrade to 3.6 stalls at unpackingI’ve played with this a little more today, including turning off all plugins, removing everything from the htaccess file except the permalinks info. No joy.
All of the plugins that needed updating updated without problem. (Contact form 7 & Easy Fancy Box).
Double checked quota (60% free), double checked PHP memory (128MB), etc.
The site is using a child theme of Twenty Twelve, using only a few custom files (one additional template and css).
I was given access to do the same update on the same type of server (less quota) and that went fine.
This site has been setup with WordPress since 2007, updates are done on a regular basis and we have never had the problem of an update stalling out like this.
I’m stumped.
As I said, this is a busy site, during their busy time of year, and the site is responsible for their daily schedule for visitors. There just isn’t a good time to take it offline for 20 – 30 minutes to do an update that should, in theory, only take a few minutes to do.
Any other suggestions would be deeply appreciated.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Upgrade to 3.6 stalls at unpackingRight. I did read the page at the link you provided.
*I used proper capitalization & a descriptive subject line.
*I was patient! I didn’t even reload the board once!
*I made my own topic.
*Hasn’t been resolved yet, so…
*I never feel alone when I’m here. <3*I read the Codex, I do that prior to ANY upgrades, nothing seemed extraordinary.
As I said I did the upgrade first on my test site with all the same plugins running. It worked fine.
The server that won’t unpack doesn’t give the owner access to “flush caches”. In fact, I don’t think I’ve used a server that allows someone hosted on it to flush a cache.
I didn’t think there was a need to deactivate all plugins because as I said above, it never finishes unpacking. I’m not sure how active plugins would affect that – and also, it installed on the test server without shutting off all plugins, no problem.
Ironically, this site is using a child theme of 2012. So, yeah, not that.
Maybe I should have said “Any suggestions where to look ON THE SERVER” because I’m thinking that may be where the problem is mainly because Server A = update OK! Server B = update NOT OK!
BTW – I did upgrades on two other sites without problem before coming back here to respond. Not on the same web host, but update went fine, nonetheless.
I could do a manual update, which is fine, but that doesn’t answer the question of why won’t it go past the unpacking and begs the question is something else broke that I need to address before it causes a huge problem on a very active site. Which I know is NOT the problem of WordPress, but figuring out why there is a problem with the wordpress upgrade could help me to solve the (potential) problem.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Selectable Recipient with Pipes no longer workingEnter [your-recipient] in the Mail “To:” section and in the “Additional headers” area, enter “bcc: webmaster@ncfcc.us” — remove that address from the “To” area.
Make sure you have removed the comma after [your-recipient].
Double check that your mail “From” info looks exactly like this
[sender-name] <[sender-email]>If none of that works, then I would try removing selection without an email address (Click for a list of available Case Types) and/or the commas from your “your-recipients” list.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Selectable Recipient with Pipes no longer workingHave you tried removing the webmaster address from the “to” field and add it to a cc or bcc in the “additional headers” section?