andrewsmd87

You are a life saver, thanks!

Wow, I never knew that existed. As usual, works in everything but IE. I think that’s good enough for me though.

I would give you a link, but it’s not live. I know it’s the p tag, because I did exactly what you said. The problem is, when you’re editing content, that screws up how any subsequent <p> lines (when you hit enter when you’re typing in content) look

I actually figured out it was from the <p> tag that wordpress automatically adds when you add the content. Is there any way to make it not add in a p tag from the get go?

I feel like an idiot now. Thanks for the help. I’m just testing now, but if I do go ahead with this, I’ll be installing it for a client. What’s a fair price to donate for it? Being a developer, 5 dollars is a little on the low end in my opinion.

No, everything acts like it works just fine, but the file does not get uploaded. The image is only 7K anyways.

FYI, I finally figured this out. I used a mysql migration tool to move my database over, while everything looked ok, something did not move over right. I only found this out after I tried to move another completely different system and got weird errors. The migration tool kit would move some of the data but not everything. Once I moved the db manually via the mysql command line, it worked fine. What threw me off, is that word press was saying it couldn’t connect when it really could, there was just some error with the database. I hope this saves someone else the time.

1. I did double check all of that. As I said, I created a temp.php file with mysql connectors and connected to the new database. I then copy and pasted that login information to the wp-config to make sure it was the same.
2. The old host and new host are different ips, I accounted for that with my test.php file, it has the new host ip.
3. Once again, the db name is correct because I can connect via php

I run these host servers, I can connect via the command line and via my custom php file, this is why I was asking if there were any known issues with wordpress and the newest version of mysql. Like an updated password scheme or something.