barbarac

Yup, I ended up installing WP2 and completely rewriting the navigation code from scratch.

I did a comparison on the new code and old code and they were identical… god know why one works and the other doesn’t?

I’ve changed it a bit more since then…

rob

thanks petit,
it’s always nice to get a compliment.

The site I am having trouble with is https://marketingroots.net

OK, I have done some more hunting and got some commenst on my blog. This isn’t looking good.

I think I’ll back up the wp-comments dor first and then export the posts table and remove the db and WP directories and do a complete re-install.

Somebody stop me…

cheers.

I was hoping to avoid writing code, I haven’t really done that for 5 years, and thought there might be an easy plugin.

Ah well, I’ll go and fire up my dev app.

Wow Beel. That really helps.

I’ve searched, and as the post implies, I cannot find out how. Care to elaborate?

I am officially an idiot. The solution offerred by MichaelH worked. But only after I removed the “+” from the code before “From:”.

Like a bumbling newbie coder I just assumed that it was part of the PHP syntax and left it in. It wasn’t unitl I actually played with code the code that I realised I was a fool.

Thanks to all for your help and sugegstions…. Now go and join cafegeek.com and review some cafes.


function wp_mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers = '') {
if( $headers == '' ) {
$headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0n" .
+ "From: " . get_settings('admin_email') . "n";
"Content-Type: text/plain; charset=\"" . get_settings('blog_charset') . "\"n";
}

hmmm,

I tried the changes as set out by MichaelH but still no joy. I will contact my host to see what happens.

All,

I’m sorry to bump, but I really need help here.

From what I understand the “From” email address that people see when they register as users on my blog is the admin email in my blog options.

I have set and reset this several times, checked the DB (it’s in there) and yet my hosts email ([email protected]) still appears as the “From” address.

Is there a way I can hard code this into the PHP?

Maybe a WordPress Guru has the answer?

ummmm,

I think we’re getting lost here. Have a look at the gif in the original post pls.

https://www.cafegeek.com/i/categories.gif

The reason I need all categories displayed is that I’m using this in the “Write a post” page so that foks can simply select a category form a dropdown instead of having to use the default checkbox system.

Most of mu users are getting confused with the chackboxes, and it just plain looks ugly.

I think my PHP skills are sorely lacking, yes the first one creates a nice dropdown, but only of the categories with posts in them.

I need to list all categories.

I’m a bit of a PHP/Wordpress gumby, but it seems that that solution is for displaying teh data of categories that have content, rather than allowing users to select a category for their new post?

ok cool.

I have permalinks on the pages in the form of the navigation on the right, and in the title of each post and I have added a meaningful title to the page.

I will add meta data today too.

ha!!

awesome. that worked a treat.

thnx

Actually what I mean is the author of a post.

So if I have twenty peeps posting up reviews, I’d like site visitors to be able to click on their name and be taken to their site.

Currently when they click on the authors (of the post) name they are taken to a category of the all posts by that author.