mchelles

I don’t know the full details of your project, but if all you want to do is display one form with a list based on what they chose from the first drop down menu, you can definitely do that with Gravity Forms, I just tested it 🙂

To do it you just set up one drop down listing all of your states, then you set up a drop down for each state with a list of the employers, then under advanced settings choose which state it is for from the first drop down menu you made.

Anyways, that is just what I would do. Especially nice also because you could easily add to/change later.

I am having this problen also – when I go to test my credentials it tells me they are not valid. I’ve used this plugin on previous sites without any issues before now.

I am also confused why there are now two versions of the Amazon Reloaded plugin in the WordPress Plugin Repository – I do not know which one to use, as they seem identical, and neither one works. Is there any difference between the two? They even have the same descriptions?

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/amazon-reloaded/

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/amazon-reloaded-for-wordpress/

Anyways, subscribing to this thread in hopes to hear an update 🙂

How are you trying to import everything? Themes & plugins and uploads will need to be added via ftp most likely – the import tool should be able to import your posts based on the xml file you export from the old blog.

I would guess you are getting that error either from an issue with your web browser/computer firewall or it could possibly be due to your webhost – maybe they have a very low php memory limit or are using an older version of php? I would check the site on a few different computers/browsers and also check with your webhost.

Good luck!

You could use conditional tags:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags

Basically, you’d write a little php function in your theme so if it is home, it displays your alternate menu, but if it is another page than show the other one. You’d do the same thing for your footer file too, though you’ll have to be careful with the footer – you need to make sure you still have your closing php and body tags depending on the theme – you can’t just get rid of the footer file entirely!

You could try doing another automatic upgrade and see if that helps. maybe it is due directly to your update – sometimes it doesn’t always go smoothly.

I am using firefox and can see all the upgraded themes just fine.

Do you need to require someone to be logged in when they post? If not, you can just change your “discussion” settings under the general settings tab.

If you do need people to be logged in, then another easy fix would be to add a new div class for that message (you’ll see it in the comments.php file of your theme). Since you don’t have a live demo I can’t give you the exact fix, but adding some top margin/padding should do the trick to get it knocked down below the image.

So you would do something like:

.comment-login {margin-top:40px;}

And then in your comments file look for that message and then place the div tags

<div class="comment-login> some php code is here </div>

If you had two people registering with the same username, that could cause a lot of security issues – what if someone loses their password and needs it reset? And then you could potentially have confusion amongst users as to who is who.

While I do think it is possible to make it so you get rid of usernames completely if you do some editing of WP core files, this would create a lot of conflicts with a number of plugins – which maybe right now doesn’t matter but if you have a site for a year or two and decide to add new features later down the road could be an issue – not to mention if you do that upgrading wordpress would cause even more problems potentially.

Are you using membership plugin for your site to manage users? S2member for example lets people really easily update their nickname, without even going into the WP dashboard.