Tim Nash
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to call a category slug or ID categoryWhen you say it doesn’t work, do you mean it hasn’t returned a category object?
if you:
var_dump($lp_cat_info);
Do you not get a object with the categoryIf so then 1 of two things is happening, either your taxonomy is not category or the $lp_include_video is not the actual name (check that it is also not empty).
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Getting asian emails from wordpressOnce on a list, you are on it for life, and that email address will get sold on and on, like a virus.
So if you had the email address public, then it’s to late to use the metaphor “the horse has already bolted from the barn”
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I can't see a post in category linkYou followed my steps exactly?
The post, has the newsletter category ticked, and the category is a category not a tag?Have you changed the permalink because categories by default do not go /topic/category_name
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: problem with "require_once" in child themeIn your error logs, when you get the whitescreen, what error is being shown?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: website is not responding to mouseYou can’t simply drop and paste the entire header, into these posts, as the forum software strips away things, in this case the tag that was your issue, if you must insist on adding piles of code, hit the button marked code, add the contents then click the code button again to close it. That will allow all your code to be shown.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress has strange redirectionsWordPress will try to do a match on partial success in URLs if the first failed.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Creating Copy of my Site in Cpanel, CANT FIND wp-config.phpYour live site, won’t be working without a wp-config file so it will be there 😉 if you are seeing a site, if you are simply seeing the install screen and it’s asking for DB credentials then it hasn’t found the wp-config.
On your dev site, if you haven’t got a wp-config.php file existing currently when you visit your site, you will be asked for some db connection bits and then prompted to either let WordPress build you a wp-config.php file or give you the code to do it yourself.
Alternatively a sample wp-config file is in the root of your WordPress folder.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: "W3 Total Cache" problem with Yahoo Small Business wordpress siteYour theme should work after you update, I’m not going to promise it will because it is an old theme and it may have some truly old functions no longer existing but even if it doesn’t work you really should update regardless, even if it means using a new theme.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: "W3 Total Cache" problem with Yahoo Small Business wordpress siteAssuming you have stored that back up safely (you might want to open it and check it has content, it’s most likely a zip file or an SQL file. If its a zip file it should have the sql file in it. You can open it in notepad it should have a heap of text in it with lots of references to tables.
Assume thats the case you are good to go!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress has strange redirectionsIt’s unlikely to be malicious, more likely a plugin is accidentally rewriting the paths, using the tools I suggested I’m afraid is the only way to find out for certain whats calling it, or going one by one through the plugins.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: website is not responding to mouseDid you do what I said?
Looking at your site, it would appear the spurious code is still there.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: problem with "require_once" in child themeCan you post your entire functions file?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: DB Error no such tableAh that would explain what I saw as a strange error, it’s because the error is not being generated by WordPress but CiviCRM.
If you haven’t already you might want to raise this on the CiviCRM support area, as while the forms are on your WordPress site, the database error and presumably the problem is potentially with CiviCRM.
However one thing to try, if you disable the CiviCRM WordPress plugin then reactivate it, this may fix the problem,if its trying to connect to the CiviCRM via http rather then HTTPs it might explain the error.
Otherwise I’m afraid you might have to chat with them as to what the issue might be.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: "W3 Total Cache" problem with Yahoo Small Business wordpress siteYour theme *should* look the same after the update, though it’s worth checking to see if there is a later version of your theme and install that as well (assuming you haven’t made any changes)
So once you make a backup (always backup before doing stuff like this)
Update to WP 4.0
See if your theme looks ok and still working, if for some reason it’s not, then you can change to the default theme under appearances while we figure out why.If you haven’t customised any of the code in your theme and there is a later version then you can update to that later version.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: problem with "require_once" in child themeWhere are you adding this code?
Which file in which folder?