asilverstone

Esmi,

Check this page please. Inside the table there is <!Page. and it doesnt work…

https://arielsilverstone.com/privacy/california-breach-notification-law-sb-20/

More info.

This is the text around line 313:

if ($domain == 'metabox') {
		include('template-metabox.php');
	} elseif ($use_template and file_exists(STYLESHEETPATH . '/' . $template_file) and $template_file != '') {
		ob_start();
		include(STYLESHEETPATH . '/' . $template_file);
		$output = ob_get_contents();
		ob_end_clean();
	} else {
		include('template-builtin.php');
	}

I did not change site name, path, domain or css.

Thank you, esmi!

Hi Esmi and thank you for the reply.

OK, so – short of crafting all links and subpages by hand, there must be a way. I know Atahaulpa Theme, for example, allows you to pick certain pages to href=”#” to. Any ideas?

In my case from 1.2.5

Sure:

Here is one that have both tags in it, and neither shows up:

https://arielsilverstone.com/library/security-challenge/

and this one, currently showing the same symptoms as above, is the one that usually just shows nothing after just before the How H2

https://https://arielsilverstone.com/library/federal_cybersec/

Johnny,

I love this plug, to the point that I use it even though it breaks others. If you want, leave me a message at arielsilverstone.com and I will give you whatever information you need to help find out why this is going on.

Ariel

Johnny, look at this page:

https://urbangiraffe.com/tracker/projects/headspace/issues?set_filter=1&tracker_id=1

Same problems for the last couple of weeks, since current version of plugin. Repeated messages to n2h not answered.

It can be used, but it most certainly, as can be seen on its own page, breaks some, or all, ajax plugins and theme functions.

Also Sprach Der Consultant:

Ok, so without real knowledge of that particular installation, such as how media-rich the content is, here is a very rough estimate:

1) Use more RAM. 8GB sound good.
2) Use dual, or quad, Ethernet controllers, up the speed to 1Gbps from the still-usual 100Mbps.
3) SCSI is nice, and your are right on using the RAID 0 (or 10) to increase speed.
4) remove unused utilities, such as desktop managers.
5) Enable cron for garbage collections (both disk and memory)

Biggest variables remaining:
1) How big is your SQL DB
2) What version SQL
3) What bandwidth to storage (i.e. what SCSI)
4) How many simultaneous connections
5) What firewall(s) are you using, both on the box and at the network level
6) How rich your data is
7) How many comments you get
8) What environmentals (and in particular, temperature,) do you achieve
9) How many JS Calls are you using

I am sure I forgot some data, but for further questions, message me.

Ariel

Problem solved!

The issue was that apparently, even though the link is UTF8, a certain subset of all MySQL installs (perhaps all? not sure) gets their tables defaulting to Latin1-Swedish for some reason. I had to manually change all tables to UTF8 using PHP admin and… viola

(according to wpedia, MySQL is owned and sponsored by a single for-profit firm, the Swedish company MySQL AB, )

Apparently, there are about 166K google pages on this subject.

And yes, I tried myPHPAdmin – it is linked to mySQL at utf8:

# MySQL charset: UTF-8 Unicode (utf8)
# MySQL connection collation UTF8_Unicode_ci

And of course, to make matters worse…here they work.

Yes, the file is in root. I did close those. The line is this:

<script src=”https://www.arielsilverstone.com/twittermap.js type=mce-”text/javascript””></script>

closing double quotes, and closing script. My type will be corrected – I wonder what entered the “mce-” part