BrandiBoyd

I applied this change on one site and didn’t get any change. I get the error message “Sorry, that email address is already used!” -which isn’t the error message that is in wp-admin/includes/user.php
I’m using wp 3.0.1 multisite on this site with

Access Keys
Admin Menu Editor
Akismet
Allow Multiple Accounts
Audit Trail
Check Last Login
Disk Usage
Exclude Pages from Navigation
Inactivity Auto Sign Out Plugin
Latency Tracker
Login Logo Customization
Log User Access
Maintenance Mode
MU Global Options Plugin
Multisite Switcher
Plugin Notes
Plugin Showcase
Rollover Themes List
StatPress
Target Blank In Posts And Comments
User Switching
UserTracker
WordPress Theme Showcase Plugin
WP-ServerInfo
WP-UserOnline
WP Multi-Network
WP Theme Showcase ext and i18n
Yes. It is a lot of plugins. Hope this helps with the debugging, it’s a great plugin I’d love to be able to use again.

Hi.
None of us helped create the plugin, and the creator doesn’t seem to be involved here.

It’s always helpful to give the actual error you are having; this thread involves two errors for the flShow plugin- an I/O error and error #1085.
It sounds like you are having the same trouble I did – the I/O error. It is actually not that the plugin is looking for a folder which doesn’t exist.
It is both that the plugin is looking for a file name without the extension on it (i.e.- your-flshow-file instead of your-flshow-file.xml), and that it is looking for that file in two places where it does not naturally exist- you have to copy it there manually via ftp, AND add a bit of code to a plugin file to make it look for a file instead of a folder.

If it is the I/O error you should be able to use the fix: here (above).
Delete the folders you created. Then follow the steps in that post above. Edit your file in a text editor or the plugin editor.

Unfortunately I don’t have a solution for the #1085 error as I can’t reproduce it on my own setup. If someone wants to give me access to theirs with the offending error I will give it a shot sometime in the next week but can’t promise anything.

The word “Blogroll” will generally not be in your theme files anywhere.
Instead there will be a php function used to list the default link category as you have named it from within wordpress. This is so that if you change the name of the link category later, as suggested above, the name on your file will change without you doing anything.

In most themes, this is in the sidebar.php file. Open that, and look for something like <?php wp_list_bookmarks(); ?>. It looks like that will be inside a div with the class “sidebar sidebarright”, just below an unordered list with a php call in it to list some categories (<?php list_cats(); ?> … perhaps?). Sometimes theme developers hard code the title in just above that, and hopefully you would be able to figure that out by looking at it.

Before doing anything to the files on your site, make sure you are actually looking at theme files. They will NOT be the .php files in the root of your wordpress installation. They are in whatever_you_named_your_wordpress/wp-content/themes/whatever_you_named_your_theme. You can edit them through the theme editor (under appearance) provided you are an administrator and have made the files writeable on your server.

Also, in a preview of the theme, it is unlikely that all data is updated fully with the data from your site. I’m not positive about that but would suggest activating the theme first to see what updates with your site data.

And I would suggest a very thorough three or so readings of the themes area of the codex to make sure you grasp the theme concepts. This is a good start Stepping into template tags

Good luck

If simply disabling Gears doesn’t work for you, you will need to uninstall it.
When you go to Tools–>Add-ons in Firefox you will probably see the uninstall button is disabled/greyed out, thanks to a recent Microsoft update/security fix to the .Net framework.
To actually uninstall it, you will need to:

• re-enable Gears (if you disabled it) through the Firefox Add-Ons menu.
• close firefox
• go to my computer–>control panel–>programs and features. Scroll down to Google Gears. Click it, then click uninstall.
• restart firefox

Good luck.

Ok. I know very little php and nada about flash- just a caviat, but this is how I fixed it for myself.
Of course, I didn’t save my errors to copy here (sorry) and don’t want to reproduce them at the moment, but I was getting the input/output error, not the #1085 error.
It looked to me like flshow manager was looking for the .xml file in both the root directory of my wordpress install, and in the plugins/flshow-manager/resources/ directory, under the title/name that I gave it in the setup which was just for my reference. For example I gave my first flshow gallery the name Home Page, which became the slug home-page. flshow was looking for “https://mysite/wordpress_root/home-page”, and “https://mysite/wordpress_root/plugins/flshow-manager/resources/home-page”. So it’s looking for two files that (a)don’t exist where they are, and (b)have no file extensions.

So I took my .xml file, which was actually named flShow_carousel_446.xml (446 being the ID number of the carousel in the flshow manager interface), and actually located at /wordpress_root/uploads/flShow_carousel_446.xml … and I copied it to the /wordpress_root/ AND the wordpress_root/plugins/flshow-manager/resources/ directories, renaming it home-page.xml in both places. I also left it in the uploads folder as is.

Then I found line 805- 811 in flshow.php, which echo the filenames into your page. Mine looked like this:

<script type="text/javascript">
			jQuery(document).ready(function() {
				var flashVars = {xmlfile: '<?php echo $show->guid; ?>'};
				var objectVars = {bgcolor: '<?php echo $background; ?>',  allowFullScreen: <?php echo $fullscreen; ?>, wmode: '<?php echo $wmode; ?>'};
				swfobject.embedSWF( '<?php echo path_join( $fl_show->plugin_url, 'resources/flShowCarousel.swf' ); ?>', '<?php echo $flash_container_id ?>', "100%", "100%", "9", false, flashVars, objectVars);
			});
		</script>

and I added
, ('.xml')
on line 807 just after
'<?php echo $show->guid
so that the end result (all of line 807) looks like this:

var flashVars = {xmlfile: '<?php echo $show->guid, ('.xml'); ?>'};

Which has worked for me, with one carousel. When I have time to try adding more I will see what happens. Good luck.

I just wanted to add what did work for me.
I’m running last nights’ build, on Apache 1.3.34 with mod security..
SetEnvIfNoCase Request_URI ^/wp-admin/async-upload.php$ MODSEC_ENABLE=Off
I had tried this before without success, but not turned off my one plugin, Maintenance Mode- I’m chalking it up to a blonde day. Disabling that and using the line above worked for me perfectly in FF on Vista, will be testing on XP shortly. In IE, I don’t have the ajax, the image does upload and increase the gallery count, but cannot get the ‘show’ links to work at all, so I can’t insert anything.
I’m still having other issues with the gallery feature and whatnot, but this did allow me to upload. Hope it helps.

Any idea what you did? A magic spell perhaps?

Ok, so I did a few things and sort of have my upload working.
First I went and enabled php5 on my server, my host offers it but not by default…:/
And then I disabled mod security alltogether.
Neither worked alone or together in either FF or IE. I left the php5 on ?? and took out the mod security off until I know what the fix is.

I’m playing with the RC on a (currently) development domain, fresh install and what not; using the kubrick theme.

Then, just toying around, I got the upload to ALMOST work in FF in a very hackneyed sort of way…
1. I made and published a post with no uploads (scripts enabled for the domain of course)
2. Then I went back and edited the post, clicked add photos,
3. and then disabled scripts (thanks noscript!) before choosing a file and uploading. The upload lightbox pane becomes a page now, and takes you away from the edit pane.
The image uploaded, no error but then the ‘show’ links wouldn’t work ; so I
4. re-enabled scripts.
I was able to click and expand the ‘show’ link and edit the file properties in the gallery tab, but not in the single file/upload tab.
5. So I edited a few things in the gallery tab and clicked save changes,
6. moved over to the upload tab, and clicked the ‘insert into post’ button that is in the insert image by URL feild.
This returned a blank page when the form submitted.
7. I looked at the post and the title, link, and alt description were there, but no image in the excerpt on my main blog page, and when I went to the single post, I had this :

Warning: array_values() [function.array-values]: The argument should be an array in /home/june/public_html/wp-includes/media.php on line 429

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/june/public_html/wp-includes/media.php on line 431

Warning: array_values() [function.array-values]: The argument should be an array in /home/june/public_html/wp-includes/media.php on line 429

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/june/public_html/wp-includes/media.php on line 431

And the source returned for the single post (using the kubrick default theme) was this:

<div class="post" id="post-14">	<h2>
<a href="https://devdomain.com/2008/03/help-me/">help me!</a> &raquo; Test image</h2>
<div class="entry">
<p class="attachment">
<a href='site/wp-content/uploads/2008/03/04500080.jpg' title='Test image'><img src="site/
wp-content/uploads/2008/03/04500080-200x300.jpg" width="200" height="300" class="attachment-medium" /></a>
test image
<div class="navigation">
<div class="alignleft">
<b>Warning</b>:  array_values() [<a
href='function.array-values'>function.array-values</a>]:
The argument should be an array in
<b>/home/site/public_html/wp-includes/media.php</b>
on line <b>429</b>

<b>Warning</b>:  Invalid argument supplied for foreach()
in <b>/home/site/public_html/wp-includes/media.php</b>
 on line <b>431</b>
</div>
<div class="alignright">
<b>Warning</b>:  array_values() [<a
href='function.array-values'>function.array-values</a>]: The argument should be an array in
<b>/home/site/public_html/wp-includes/media.php</b>
on line <b>429</b>

<b>Warning</b>:  Invalid argument supplied for foreach()
in <b>/home/june/public_html/wp-includes/media.php</b>
on line <b>431</b>
</div>
</div>
<br class="clear" />

I realize that is probably because I used the gallery tab, and only had one image. So I went back and tried the same procedure for another image, to make the gallery into an array. All went well, but no pictures…
the post source this time was this (minus all the divs without errors):

<a rel="attachment wp-att-14" href="https://call4pilotcars.com/2008/03/help-me/
attachment/04500080/"> </a>

only…no errors this time. And no gallery visible.
I can’t seem to get my code in there without the styling cutting it off at the end; I’ve tried to edit it a few times to no avail-if you can’t read the source/error and need to, email me, I saved it.
Don’t know if that helps anyone, right now it just makes my head hurt. Maybe tomorrow.

Okay…
This didn’t fix it but did produce something different.
In past attempts I was trying to add photos to a post I had not yet manually saved by clicking save (even though autosave was working away).
I decided to try it on a saved post, and WAS able to see the upload progress, which I never did see before, and it did pause longer this time as if it was uploading the file.
I still got the HTTP error and my log still shows the 503. ??

Same problem, for RC1 yesterday and 2, today. Have tried all the listed solutions in this and other threads unsucessfully- .htaccess rules, permissions and chmods are all right. Haven’t tried the DNS fix but that’s next.
I’m running Apache version 1.3.34 (Unix) and PHP version 4.4.1 and mod_security is on- but no- the mod security fixes have not worked for me.

In FF on win vista I get HTTP Error/An error occurred in the upload. Please try again later.
– my error log shows :
/wp-admin/async-upload.php
Http Code: 503 Date: Mar 26 16:15:42 Http Version: HTTP/1.1 Size in Bytes: 1893
Referer: –
Agent: Shockwave Flash

In IE7 I get
Specified file failed upload test.
but the image does upload (but only the filename with a ‘show’ link that doesn’t work shows in the upload dialogue) and the resized and thumb versions are created but also not shown in the upload dialogue. They do appear (as filenames) in the gallery tab but I can’t insert the gallery or edit the title, etc. And they *are* on the server. But I cannot insert them into the post using the insert media/insert image links at all. When I click ‘save all changes’ I receive the error: “No File was uploaded” – although the number of files in the ‘gallery’ tab increases, and I can find the files in the uploads folder.

I realize this is probably an issue with the SWFuploader and/or my server settings; but it seems like so many people are having this problem and there is no real fix, just a lot of guessing. Am I missing a conversation about it somewhere?