I am having problem in one of the configuration…

The not equal to condition is not working properly, its just fetch all the products..

I am trying to combine export orders + product ( excluded category ) + user data.

my source and target Domain is not the same after migration.
I found out, that the migration tool is only overwriting the plug-ins that it has in it′s backup file wpress, but it is not deleting the existing plug-ins on the target Domain, right?
It seams that all my already installed Plug-ins on the target Domain are still existing, but inactive, right?
This is because the status of each plug-in is stored in the database and the database were (totaly???) overwritten from the wpress file?
Where can I found the status of the plug-in in the database?

So if the target domain is not a brand new installed WP, than the target Domain and their content are not equal with the source Domain, right?

So what else is not equal?
– What about other files and folders?
– What about config and htaccess files?
– What about images?
– What about the Database?
Is the database totally overwritten with the wpress file, or is the wpress file appending new rows in the tables?
– …

Is anywhere an more detailed Manuel?

Best regards,

Rene

How do I get the code to perform an action for all browsers other than IE?

I want to adapt the shortcode [is_browser name=”IE”] for this, and have tried [is_browser name!=”IE”] and variants but get:

‘Warning: strpos(): Empty needle in /home/thepeera/public_html/wp-content/plugins/php-browser-detection/php-browser-detection.php on line 118’

See https://thepeerawards.com/browser-check/

Thank you
Stephen

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I want to basically say:

If using THIS PAGE, then use THIS CODE for your css
else, if using THAT PAGE, then use THAT CODE for your css
else, if using NEITHER PAGE, then use SOME OTHER CODE for your css.

So my code looks something like this (Note, $site_view is defined earlier in the header):

if($site_view==’first’) {$site=array( big long array );}
elseif($site_view==’second’) {$site=array( big long array );}
elseif($site_view==’third’) {$site=array( big long array );}

Now I want to essentially add this but I’m not sure if the statement syntax is correct. Should i use the commas or something else to separate them?:

elseif($site_view != ‘first’, ‘second’, ‘third’) {$site=array( big long array );}

I know it’s messy, but due to how the site is built, this is the easier alternative over developing a ‘fourth’ for $site_view since this all defines what the url is.

Thanks!

I added the PI symbol using π and not equal as ≠ Everything looked fine, until I opened it up for editing the next time. Now all my symbols have been replaced with question marks…

I speculate that it might be because I saved the post being in the visual mode and not the html mode, but if that would be the case it would feel a bit worrisome… as I would hope the post saves the same independent of which viewing mode I am in.

A second speculation is that perhaps π and ≠ are custom and unsupported? I’m using Chrome 11, if that matters… o_O Hmm?