WAP Support

What is your WP and plugin version? It was an issue in earlier plugin versions, but it was fixed in latest few versions.

For 1. and 2.:
If you find that admin menu does not appear in the way it is configured, first thing is to use ‘Reset Settings’ button and reconfigure menu. After any changes in menu made from other plugins or WordPress (e.g. activating or disabling other plugins) you have to reset settings in admin menu and reconfigure it again. This is only solution for now, so after making all changes in admin panel, configure menu at the very end for your client. If ‘Reset Settings’ does not work, there could be probably conflict with another plugin. I am not aware of this, and if you could find what plugin makes this conflict, please post back.

For 3.:
I am preparing release 1.2.3 of plugin, so I can add this option immediately, I think new version would be available tomorrow, so you can update and try.

Thanks

There is bug related to iframe load, like it is case with Upload image or Upload media. It will be fixed in 1.2.3. plugin version until the end of this week.

Thank you for your feedback.

Check in admin panel Settings->General if there is correct date format.

You are right. I was thinking about that before, but did not have much time to implement it. It would be definitely included in some of future versions. I will mark this with higher priority.

Thank you very much for your feedback.

Open your wp-config.php and put this line:
error_reporting(E_ERROR | E_PARSE);
after first PHP opening tag. It should deny all warnings.

For turning all errors including parse errors for production site you can use:
error_reporting(0);
but it’s not really recommended. It can’t be possible to trace errors if they appear.

Export your data if you can access admin, and backup your db. Then upload clean WordPress installation and install it (you can create new db). Be sure that all files are uploaded successfully. Then import your data. If you can’t access installation interface, that’s problem with domain pointing. Point your domain name to name servers on your host and wait until it’s propagated (until you can access web installation). If installation finishes fine, than everything is went well, if not, post errors back.

What you see instead of frontpage? Blank page?

You are missing to include some PHP extensions
C:\PHP\ext\php_filepro.dll or C:\PHP\ext\php_ifx.dll

Check if these existed on paths, and in php.ini configuration file. You can include them in php.ini like this:

extension=php_filepro.dll
extension=php_ifx.dll

Check if they existing in php.ini but are commented like this:
;extension=php_filepro.dll

If you use PHP on local just for development or testing, not production, the best and easiest way is to install some of all-in-one tools with apache, php and db like XAMPP or WAMP (google for it)

my first impression is that element #not_home_s width could be set.
Try this fix for IE

#not_home_s{
    width:300px; /*try different values*/
}

if with sidebar goes below content, then try to add absolute position, instead of relative float:left;

#not_home_s{
    position:absolute;
    left:100px; /*try different values*/
    top:150px; /*try different values*/
}

It was probably cache problem than. It’s the best to clear browser’s cache after any upgrade or changes in WordPress.

What WordPress and plugin version you use? Are there any errors visible? If you have Mozilla FF, and Firebug add-on installed, please take a look in addons Console if there are any errors.

Be aware of 000webhost.com. I lost all my data there, and they can delete all your data without warning and with no good reason except you are using their free services! Create your backups very often, and try to migrate to other host. There are many low paid host providers offering very good services.

Check Redirection plugin if you have one, and also .htaccess files.

Depends on host provider. If they allow multiple Add-on domains you can have 2 sites with 2 different domains even if having only one MySQL DB You can use different prefixes for WordPress tables. If You are limited to only one domain from host provider, You can use then only domain forwarding to forward goddady domain to sub domain or folder on Your hosting domain.

domain1.com -> domain1.hostingdomain.com and/or
domain2.com -> hostingdomain.com/domain2

So Ad-don domains are only pretty solution