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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Adding Parent Category RetroactivelyReally there should be a way to write an SQL statement to say something like,
For all in wp_post2cat that match category_id = 29, then insert a row with category_id = 51 and the post_id.
However, SQL is not my forte. I’ve been looking at an old SQL book trying to figure it out.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Adding Parent Category RetroactivelyBut it doesn’t look like it works on WP 2.0. 🙁
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Everything Went Blank?Never mind. Bad Behavior apparently was the culpurt. It was erroring out of control. No idea why, but the error wasn’t going to my normal error log. It was however generating PHP crash errors. I’ll have to double check my versions tonight. For the moment SK2 will have to protect me.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Everything Went Blank?It happened again. Was fine until today about 10 minutes ago and then when I hit refresh…it disappeared and I can’t see the site or the dashboard or anything. I didn’t install anything new. I just don’t know what the problem could be. I’m systematically going through and renaming all of the plugins so they’ll be inactive but I don’t thing that’s the problem. It’s not generating an error in my error files. Really this is bizare.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: where’s my activation code?I don’t have an account there, but I went and looked at the stickied FAQ and here’s the answer I got:
I’ve never received my activation mail.
Sometimes activation emails can be seen as spam by some hosts. Please double check your spam folder for this email. Also there is now a form on the home page to request your activation email to be resent.
And to think, beachhutman, none of us is being paid to be here to help anyone…I just did that because I could…heck, you could have to if you had used your brain.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Adhesive plug-in issuesWithout a link to your blog, I would have to guess something’s not closing properly as far as html tags.
Or something isn’t right with your css.
Personally I deactivated adhesive as I had issues with it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Two separate images per post?The index page has .entry class divs around each teaser post but the post pages don’t have that class on them. Therefore, on the post page, the default css is used.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Two separate images per post?I’m not using links in this post but you could, but if you scroll down my index page to “the orange man” post, there are three pictures which are smaller on the index page and then larger on the post page when you open the permalink. All you’d have to do is link the images with the permalink.
Yes, I know it’s manual coding, but it’s better than waiting on a plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Two separate images per post?I predefined what size would be a good fit for my blog based on the entry width.
Mind you this does require me to manually set a class with each image as I upload it to determine if it’s horizontal or vertical. Otherwise it’s fine.
.postimgh {
width:456px;
height:304px;
margin-left:-5px;
}.entry .postimgh {
width:228px;
height:152px;
}.postimgv {
height:456px;
width:304px;
margin: 5px;
}.entry .postimgv {
height:228px;
width:152px;
}Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Two separate images per post?I wrote my css so that if the image is on the index page it’s 50% of the height and width. Seemed easier than a plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Adhesive install delays image in postPersonally, I had to deactivate Adhesive. It interferes with all sorts of things, including the is_category() function.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Blog HackedI’m going to echo KungFuKarl: Any good host will help you move.
If you have cpanel on your current host, you should be able to make a backup of your account: Under “Backups”, you should be able to do a full backup. You should pick a new host who has cpanel if you want to make a move like this. Your new host will be able to load and restore your whole site from that backup.
I know because asmallorange did it for me.
You could do it through steps yourself also through those backups under that “Backup” button too by backing up and restoring the home directory and the sql database, etc.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Blog HackedI’ll say stay away from lunarpages.com. They were cpu nazis.
I was at addr.com for a while and kept getting hacked there myself.
I moved to asmallorange.com on podz advice and luv ’em. They have absolutely wonderful service and spent a whole day with me once trying to figure out a really weird issue that wasn’t even throwing errors to the logs.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Blank SiteOK Adding php_admin_flag display_errors on causes internal server errors.
This is so weird because it’s only happening on one install of WP out of 3 on the same server and it just started happening out of the blue.
Tech support for A Small Orange is up to level 3 and they can’t figure out what’s going on either.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Blank SiteWell, it’s gone all wonky again. It comes and goes. The tech support for the server insists that index.php is empty but if you look at the file in the file manager, it’s not.