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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: My media upload works fine but cannot insert media into page.Sure appears to be a WP problem as I tried the 2017 and 2016 theme with exact same results.. sorry i did not include that initially. But of course the media load has always been a wp feature.. however i do understand that a 3rd party theme can tamper with the process so first thing i do with any wp problem is to divert the the basic wp theme that comes with the package.
Never mind i figured it out.. But thanks.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Best place to look when your wp scheduler quits scheduling.Its not in plugin mode yet.. just hard wired into the program..but works great.. and not sure I would have time to jump thru all the hoops needed to make it qualify for the repository.. understand there is a lot of rules to go by.. but might consider it in the future once it has run for a month or so to make sure no bugs…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Best place to look when your wp scheduler quits scheduling.Well thanks for all the help.. this thread can be marked closed… I tried several plugins including the one listed and none of the worked to solve my problem so i wrote my on plugin.. and it works like clock work… actually looks each 30 min for failed scheduled posts and posts them on the spot… works great…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Best place to look when your wp scheduler quits scheduling.if anyone is real familiar with the path to the poster.. I would love to go in an put a bunch of log files on the way to see where it fails.. like so…
code yadda yadda
logpoint
code yadda yadda
logpoint
code yadda yadda
logpoint
code yadda yadda
logpointI can easily do that in the php code if I knew the files it travelled thru to get to publishing the post..all that trace may be available in debug.. but i am not that familiar with debug..
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Best place to look when your wp scheduler quits scheduling.Image 1 shows the initial problem these posts are 62 and 5170
Image 2 shows the posts are ready on the cron to fire in 2 min and 8 min.
Image 3 shows one post has been sent and the next one is 2 min away.
Image 4 shows the one that fired has missed being published.. 2nd not done yet..
Image 5 shows both have not missed with plenty of traffic on site to fire them with no problem.
Image 6 shows both post 62 and 5170 have fired in the cron but on the blog.
Image 7 shows repeat where i tried to fire them manually in the cron pluging.. still not posted on the blog. .but cron says all is well..
image 8 notice post 62 is mysteriously missing.. not really I just went to the blog and took it off scheduled and publisheed it manually..
you can go to the index of the blog and see that one posted under the name “Brand New on the market” recent posts from out blog.. meanwhile post 5170 is still waiting to post and missing the boat…Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Best place to look when your wp scheduler quits scheduling.Thanks for that suggestion sterndata but I was not able to extract anything usable from that plugin.. basically what it told me is that the cron appears to be working correct and the wp blog is just not completing the task.. it showed it being activated right on schedule.. and yet I got the missed schedule same as if there was no traffic to activate it.. but I can see plenty of traffic plus myself all over the site..so no reason to believe that is the problem.
Here is a link to the site.. http://tampahomessold.com/crontest/
also a link to the images that came from the cron testing..Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Best place to look when your wp scheduler quits scheduling.Thank you i will give it a shot..
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to find the code in a do action…To expound on this a little its printing the <head> with and extra space so I need to find and fix it.. <head >
<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en-US"> <head > <meta charset="UTF-8" /> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: What is wrong with my code for {prefix}_tablename?Hey.. I found it.. but thanks for the help…
$result = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT * FROM {$wpdb->prefix}options WHEREoption_nameLIKE ‘_transient_timeout_idx_%'”);Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: What is wrong with my code for {prefix}_tablename?Nope that did not do it… it looks like adding the dollar sign added the prefix forclos_tommy which is the actual data base name..
So close but not there yet… I saw it just the other day and now cannot find it again.. but thanks anyway..WordPress database error: [Table ‘foreclos_tommy.options’ doesn’t exist]
SELECT * FROM options WHEREoption_nameLIKE ‘_transient_timeout_idx_%’I think some folks may be getting the impression that this is a verificatoin problem..when its a matter of google telling the person trying to upload a file to the google sitemap that it looks like an html page to google.. when in fact its a valid xml file.. Its a well known problem at Yoast and here is their suggestion for fix…
http://kb.yoast.com/article/35-why-is-google-saying-my-xml-video-sitemap-is-an-html-fileI am going to go back and rebuild a few more times.. the dumb thing is the its passing the sitemap test but not when you go live.. makes no sense that the test cannot catch it.. what good is a test like that?
Hey Sally,
I am with you that doesn’t look like much of a fix… looks more like he dumped in the wrong post… did you find a solution.. I have the same problem..
In my case its just calling out 4 as html not the other 5..Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: Is there a way to getheader() in WP for loaded file.I just need a way to read the header info to see if the loaded page was a 404 or not… and I need this info before it goes thru the WP 404 verification…. that is too late to take the action that i need to take…. Isn’t there some way to capture the header when a page loads…