shane10101

Could someone give me a simple explanation of the difference between using bloginfo(‘template_directory’) and TEMPLATEPATH for me? I’d sure appreciate it!

Thanks!

Shane

Thanks, whooami. I’m not going to go crazy w/ the security stuff — moving wp-config file to a non-web-accessible directory might be worth the trouble, but I’d have to look into it.

My concern was what you mentioned — that I’d screw up something & the contents of wp-config would be displayed for all the world to see. (Kind’a freaked me out the first time I made a mistake in php and – oops — there’s my code, right there in the browser!)

Thanks for the info on install & upgrade. I’ll put upgrade back next time it’s needed, & delete install now.

Okay, Mitthrustt — Using your original code, I think you’ll need to do something like this:

First, I don’t think in_category() will take a list of values. You’ll have to use the php “or” operator, like this: “…in_category(1) || in_category(2) || in_category(3)…”

You’ll need three separate template files; for instance: single.php, singlereview.php, and single-default.php

Assuming you only want to modify what goes on between the header & footer, your single.php should look like this:

<?php get_header(); ?>

	<?php
        if ( have_posts() ) { the_post(); rewind_posts(); }
        if ( in_category(25) || in_category(26) || in_category (27) ) {
            include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/singlereview.php');
        }
        else {
            include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/single-default.php');
        }
    ?>

<?php get_footer(); ?>

…and your single-default & singlereview files should contain everything that originally went between the get_header and get_footer tags in your original single.php file, modified however you’d like.

Or, you could try one of the two plugins that I linked to previously, now that I know it was my template that was screwey, & (probably) not the plug-ins.

Happy coding!

Shane

okay, this plugin causes the exact same error. (I guess that’s somewhat reasonable.)

Okay, I removed all the special characters from the user_activation_key using phpMyAdmin & that did the trick. Still no idea why my password changed to begin with.

The only other thing I remembered doing that might be relevant, is that I added a “test” user (w/ reduced privileges) with the same email address as mine. I’m going to mess around with it for a bit & see if I can get the same error.