anjenaire

Only thing that worked was re-uploading all files and folders (except content) from fresh download. Re-ran upgrade for good measure via dashboard and now I am back in business.

Thanks.

I have the problem whether it is on the pages or on the admin pages. Can’t see any of the pictures in the media area. Tried updating etc. Currently using 2.8.6 but no luck.

I was able to reset password of a different user name and go in and change the profile where I had an additional administrator. The admin account was downgraded to a subscriber level. Probably not a plugin issue but just my poor memory. Now to reset the plugins.

Thanks.

I was able to rename my plugins folder as indicated by the link above and insert a blank plugins folder. However I am getting this error message: “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.” when I log in with the reset admin password.

I had changed the original using John Blade’s hack as well as the ones listed below. I wanted to take advantage of the delay posting feature (tag that allows delay:0d0h0m to put a delay in the email for future posting). Edit the wp-mail.php file:

// Keeps content until finds a line with ‘–‘ or ‘- –‘
// This effectively removes signatures
function RemoveSignature( $content ) {
$arrcontent = explode(“\n”, $content);
$append = TRUE;
$i = 0;
for ($i = 0; $i<=count($arrcontent); $i++)
{
$line = $arrcontent[$i];
$nextline = $arrcontent[$i+1];
if ( preg_match(‘/^–$/’,trim($line))
OR preg_match(‘/^- –$/’,$line) ) {
$append = FALSE;
}
if ( $append ) {
$strcontent .= $line .”\n”;
}
}
return $strcontent;
}

and put in your own string. It is specifically to allow you to use free services that tack on advertising or a message such as that.

https://blade.lansmash.com/?p=156
https://www.economysizegeek.com/?p=88
https://www.wavestyle.ch/content/technik/code/wp-mail.htm

The answer depends on your host but my email access is via Horde (one of many web mail clients available) but it is a POP3 account. I have found that only using plain text works and giving my mail enough time to get there before I hit the https://mysite.com/wordpress/wp-mail.php in my browser to get mail (I haven’t solved the Cron consistently at this point). Don’t forget to put your end criteria in there (mine is two slashes — but yours may vary). I also used a mail plugin that recognizes the sending email account and I had to set the account up as a user in WP (thus I send from [email protected] and I have a user with that email address and now the plugin dropin wp-mail.php recognizes that mail address as being valid). Hope this helps a little.

It looks like you are sending html which I have found creates issue. You might try and send “plain text” to make sure that works. I found sending through Outlook would give me similar information, and I now send posts only through Outlook using “plain text”. Give that a try. If you are still having problems, please list what email client you are using and whether you are trying to post in text or html.

I can get the posts to appear using “Future Posts” plug-in but these don’t appear on the ‘calendar’ . Has anyone got this portion working? I would like my users to see into the future at posts upcoming ?? . Thanks.