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  • Hi!
    Downloaded Eventr and it didn’t work on my php5 configured server at all. Change all instances of “<?=” to “<?php echo” (without the “) and most things should work. So far I’ve had to do a search and replace on
    event_form.php,
    events.php,
    attendees.php,
    options.php,
    show_attendee_list.php and
    show_registeration_form.php

    Hmm. It would be easier to upload it somewhere…anyone?

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: lightbox auto

    Hi!
    Maybe this answer doesn’t suit your needs, but you could always do a small hack:
    in wp-includes/ppost-template.php on line 789 insert this and comment the old line with 2 forward slashes:

    // always add lightbox props
    // return apply_filters( ‘wp_get_attachment_link’, “$link_text“, $id, $size, $permalink, $icon );

    Now, you really shouldn’t do this, but sometimes with certain limitations it might be a simple and useful hack.

    You could also try the tips on this link if you’re on an IIS server (Windows).
    /T

    Tdude

    (@tdude)

    Hi!
    You could try to follow the tips (erasing the files in wp-content/uploads/js_cache) from this site
    If you can post something more about your WP version, the kind of server it’s on (os, php version etc.), it would be easier for someone knowledgable to help you.
    I have this on one site out of 15 on the same IIS server with WP 2.5.1/php5, so it could be plugin related, which kind of explains why you don’t get anyone answering. The error doesn’t show up on Apache servers for me. Don’t moan, send more data!
    /T

    Hi!
    That’s not how your page id works in the url. It’s http://yoururl/blog/?p=10
    You can try any number after ?page_id= and it won’t show you a page. Why not use “pretty” permalinks and show your page slug in the url? It’s in admin/settings/permalinks somewhere.

    The page_id is a wordpress template tag which you can use in your theme’s php files.
    /T

    Naaah. Wp and the good folks behind it are kinder than you think. To get to your template’s root (ie “virtual” site root), just copy this before your file or directory name in the anchor link:
    <?php bloginfo(‘template_directory’);?>

    Check the header.php and the link to style.css in use on the default theme.
    /T

    You could use the following:
    <?php if ( is_page(‘196’)){ ?>
    Here is my page content
    <?php } // this ends the if statement ?>

    You could also write the page slug instead of the id number. However, you should probably read up on wordpress template tags and conditional tags first 😉
    Hint:
    http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags
    http://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags
    Happy coding,
    T

    Hi!
    There is practically no limit and it’s fun too! The question is how far you want to go with coding. I found that being frustrated and in need of help, this living forum can help you a lot. I suggest you create your html file just the way you want it with the tools you’re accustomed to. It should be “pretty easy” to WordPressurize. If you get stuck, shout out and we’re here! Good luck,
    T

    Line 7572 in that file is the last line, in WP 3.2.1! The line 33 fix fixed my safari Version 3.0.4 (5523.10). Don’t blame the WP folks, it’s all the previous bugs in Safari that made the Moxiecodeguys go wild with their exceptions.
    Svenskjävlar förstås! lol

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Javascript in WordPress?

    A well written plugin should inject the javascript header. Check the generated source code with your browser. (Right click or Ctrl+Command and a menu will appear)

    Yeah. Give your client a “lower” login, you know: author, editor instead of admin.
    You can find and change all logins (while logged in as admin, of course) on the admin page “Users”

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Newsletter Plugin

    You could also try the very inexpensive ShiftThis WP Newsletter Plugin. I had great support with email answers to my questions.
    Wp Ajax Newsletter is simple, free and great if you only need txt in you emails.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: ajax comments

    This won’t make you happy, but what about checking if all the code validates and check for javascript errors. My “Web developer toolbar” for Firefox (pc AND Mac) screams ERROR when visiting your site.
    Anyway, I just thought your post looked a little lonely 😉

    Hi. If you use the default tag with a simple wp query it would probably look something like this: ‘<?php wp_tag_cloud(‘smallest=8&largest=20′); ?>’

    Good luck!

    Hmmm. Someone ever considered subdirectories and file rights or redirects (mis)configured on the server?
    I have this on all wp files, but not on a simple phpinfo() run on a new server I’m working. The phpinfo() command should show someone who knows Apache info about what’s wrong, but unfortunately not me 😉

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