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  • Thread Starter startribe

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    I found this discussion on the forums:
    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/91775?replies=8

    Looks like it would of worked great, but when I enter in the code it only seems to repeat the posts from the category page, instead of listing the posts from a specific category. I will keep looking into this, if anyone has an idea, your thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

    Thread Starter startribe

    (@startribe)

    Thank you for the reply. I originally had the float set up in the img tag, so I tried creating a div for the image tag, as described. Yet I am still having the same display issue in IE7.

    Any other suggestions or help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

    Thread Starter startribe

    (@startribe)

    just wanted to follow-up on this… thanks!

    Thread Starter startribe

    (@startribe)

    I am totally perplexed right now. I tested all of the other links I updated, and they work. I than continued with more testing on the Randy Couture link, and it actually will randomly work some times… wow! I have tried it on several different computers, different browsers, custom links created in external html pages, through alternate google links, and still the same results… and this isonly from the Randy Couture link. It must be some sort of a glitch on the server… I don’t know…. OMG, I just bounced over to try another test before sending this post and I noticed a typo in the link! Talk about embarrassing. Notice how I spelled fight in the wfigthing.php redirect. The several times that the redirect worked was when I was coping and pasting from the browser… good lord. Maybe this thread should be sent to a nooB section. Mental note, trouble shoot rule #1, proof read with a fine tooth comb.

    Thread Starter startribe

    (@startribe)

    Awesome, well said. Thanks!

    Thread Starter startribe

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    edit: your complete reply just showed up… reading it now.

    Thread Starter startribe

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    oh man… ok, I think I got it…

    1. robots.txt always goes in the root regardless of the install
    2. the associated paths to the directories in the robots.txt folder do not need the actual path of the wp-install if I am redirecting from the root, i.e., if my wp url is victorybelt.com and my location of the install is “/content”.

    Thank you so much for your help. Your knowledge is appreciated. I am also interested in your thoughts on these two methods of robots.txt SEO:
    Simple Robots.txt
    Elaborate Robots.txt

    Which would you prefer, the simple or more elaborate?

    Thread Starter startribe

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    Thanks for the reply, whooami. Ok, I checked out the plugin and I uploaded it. I then entered my robots.txt with out the added directory info and clicked the update button, but when I viewed the robots.txt file, the plugin did not add “/Content” to “/wp-admin/”. Should I expect the plugin to add the associated directory?

    My WordPress Address is “example.com/content” and my Blog Address URL is “example.com”… Does this mean that “/content” isn’t needed for my type of install?

    Thank you again.

    Thread Starter startribe

    (@startribe)

    Ok, I disabled Adhesive 3.2, and enabled Simple Tagging. Simple Tagging works without Adhesive activated.

    I found Sticky 1.0 beta 2, an Adhesive upgrade:
    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/107236?replies=5

    With Simple Tagging active I installed and activated Sticky 1.0 and was given this message at the top of my webpage:

    WordPress database error: [Table 'content.wp_sticky' doesn't exist]SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS wp_posts.*, wp_sticky.sticky_status FROM wp_posts LEFT JOIN wp_sticky ON wp_sticky.sticky_post_id = wp_posts.ID WHERE 1=1 AND (post_type = 'post' AND (post_status = 'publish' OR post_status = 'private')) ORDER BY (wp_sticky.sticky_status = 2 AND wp_sticky.sticky_status IS NOT NULL) DESC, DATE_FORMAT(wp_posts.post_date,'%Y-%m-%d') DESC, (wp_sticky.sticky_status = 1 AND wp_sticky.sticky_status IS NULL) DESC, DATE_FORMAT(wp_posts.post_date,'%T') DESC LIMIT 0, 11

    I then disabled Sticky 1.0 and Simple Tagging. Then I enabled Sticky 1.0, and the admin and site worked fine. Then I enabled Simple Tagging and I was back to the same issue I had with in my first post (assuming it was a result of adhesive).

    Hmmm… getting closer, anyone more ideas?

    Thread Starter startribe

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    Oh, yes… I am sorry, I didn’t post a link. I have the latest version of the plugin.

    I also tried Ultimate Tag Warrior (UTW), and it also broke my admin. UTW actually eliminated my admin, only a white screen showed up.

    Add Meta Tags plugin is working for me, but it lacks some of the features found in UTW & Simple Tagging.

    Just and FYI, here is a lists of my activated plugins:

    • Adhesive
    • Anarchy Media Player
    • bbPress Integration
    • BBpress Latest Discussions
    • Category Template Inheritor
    • Diagnosis
    • Post Image
    • Secure and Accessible PHP Contact Form
    • the_excerpt Reloaded
    Thread Starter startribe

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    …giving this a bump and hoping for a solution. I know it is fairly unique, but I am hoping someone may have some ideas for trouble shooting.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: uploading trouble
    Thread Starter startribe

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    Yes, that is what I am thinking too. I have a client requesting a larger file size for uploads, so the file upload function would be easiest for them to use. They are doing longer format instructional and interviews… video files.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: uploading trouble
    Thread Starter startribe

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    Had another thought. Would it have anything to do with the settings below? I was thinking that maybe there is a script that might be timing our for the upload is taking too long.

    max_execution_time = 400
    max_input_time = 400
    memory_limit = 80M

    Thanks for making this available DesignPastor.
    All the Best,
    Orion

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: post_image plugin issue
    Thread Starter startribe

    (@startribe)

    OK, so I downgraded my testing shared server to WP 2.05, and I am still running into the same Post Image Pluggin problem. Thank goodness I downgraded my testing server and I am still operating on 2.1 on my dedicated server, which is where the live site will be.

    At this point I will just have to ask all of my contributors to not use image files already located on the server, or else the default image will display. There seems to be an issue with the plugin reading the images that are located in the posts if the images have been uploaded previously. For some reason, the plugin is only able to use images inside posts that have been uploaded during the writing of the post.

    I will keep this open for now, but I will use the work around in the meantime.

    Thanks,
    Orion

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