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Same here! Some plugins have two “settings” links too.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WPaudio MP3 Player] [Plugin: WPaudio MP3 Player] Won't play in IE9I have this same issue with WPaudio MP3 Player not working in Internet Explorer 9. The player shows, but when clicking on “Play” the audio doesn’t play at all. Just sits idle.
Anyone has a solution please?
Hi Peter,
I’m emailing you one now for the WooTheme – continuum that caused the site to look goofy after upgrading with your plugin.
The answer is in the plugin readme.txt:
= I’ve enabled the Enforce SSL option and it broke my site. How do I get back in?
* Open your wp-config.php file in a text editor and remove the following 2 lines:
* define(‘FORCE_SSL_LOGIN’, true);;
* define(‘FORCE_SSL_ADMIN’, true);;Hi Sean,
So for the User Email Body and Admin Email Body, in order to receive the password for new members, we would use [plaintext_password]?
I’ve changed it now, but I think the default before was [user_password].
Is there a way to add code for users prior to installing this plugin to reset their password? Otherwise, I would have to figure out who was before or after installing the plugin.
You recommended using SMTP, however I don’t see anywhere to set that up on the plugin config page. Can you please advise.
Thanks so much!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site has disappearedIf your host upgraded your MySQL and you’re still using the original database running 4.x, then you can’t upgrade properly to 3.2.1.
You should create a new database (version 5) and then copy your current database into it so you can properly upgrade.
Don’t forget to change your wp-config.php file with the new db info.
Keeping an old version of WP is never advised. It can cause conflicts and have vulnerabilities.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site has disappearedThere is a Health Check plugin that tells you if it’s ready for 3.2.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site has disappearedHi Matt,
Yes, the requirement for WP 3.2 is MySQL version 5.0 or higher. Since you’re running version 4.1.14, be thankful this happened so you can get your host to upgrade for you or you might of missed it.
MySQL 5.x is much more secure and closed many vulnerabilities found in 4.x. Plus, your site will run faster and operate smoother too.
Once they’ve upgraded you, click the link again to finish your upgrade.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: #axzz1SVPzhnSb automatically gets appended to my URL…You’re welcome. I have not heard of them before. Keeping my fingers crossed you get it fixed 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Malware inserted into index.phpHi Roland,
Your index.php files should be the same as what comes with WordPress. Re-install all your core files, and get fresh copies of all your plugins. Check your theme and uploads folders too.
Either there’s a hole on the server, trigger file(s), or your database is infected. Unfortunately, until you find out what’s causing it, it will return.
Check your Skype.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: #axzz1SVPzhnSb automatically gets appended to my URL…Another easy way to see your scripts is to do a Sucuri Site Check. After the scan, click on Website Details to see your scripts running.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site has disappearedYou can do a manual upgrade, which will not remove any content in the database. You can find step-by-step instructions here:
It’s the method I use whenever I upgrade my WordPress sites.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: #axzz1SVPzhnSb automatically gets appended to my URL…Standonlytofall,
Wow, that’s a hot mess! Very strange that it adds a suffix at the end of your urls.
To find out what scripts are running on your site here’s some tools you can use:
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site has disappearedMatt,
All your content is stored in your database. So re-uploading files on your server will not make you lose your settings, posts, pages, links, or comments.
Try logging into your server via Filezilla and uploading all WordPress 3.2.1 files again, just overwrite what is already on there.
I did a search on your site and even your readme.html file is missing. Are you sure all your WordPress core files are there?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Site is down but I can still access admin panel.Do what thatruth2006 did, rename the plugin that you just updated and see if that works.
Or if you just upgraded WP, try uploaded all WordPress 3.2.1 files to your server again. Maybe the system had a hiccup.