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We had a similar need in that a client with several “store” locations across the country needs to associate their “stores” with events that take place both at their “store” location and at other local “off-site” venues (golf courses, parks, etc.). The challenge was to be able to associate each “store” location with both “store” and “off-site” locations, while clearly separating out the “off-site” events in terms of displaying an address and map for the public to find where the actual event was taking place.

We ended up creating a custom plugin to add a new category taxonomy to each Event, and added our “store” locations to both that taxonomy and the regular “Locations” (which list both “store” and “off-site” locations). It’s duplicating data-entry, but it allowed us the flexibility to filter events by “Location” (actually, our custom taxonomy).

Now we’re just trying to clear up a bug related to our custom taxonomy not saving properly to recurring events (saves to regular events just fine), and added to another plugin to create a nice month/agenda view of the calendar and some custom styles for the Locations and event listings views, it’s becoming quite a nice events calendar.

I’m currently checking out this purely CSS solution (with media queries) to making all images in WordPress resize responsively : https://jeffsebring.com/responsive-wordpress-images/ – so far, so good for me.

Nice – Thank you very much!

I can reproduce on TwentyEleven. I’m also able to reproduce across other themes and child themes, with or without plugins activated, across 2 different Hosts.

I can get the link to store correctly IF :

1. I allow WP to keep the default link URL to the full image post, then after inserting it into the post, edit the link retroactively.
2. I edit the default link URL _BEFORE_ inserting it into the post.
3. Choose “None” for alignment and remove the link – then I’m able to retroactively update the link on the image.

If I choose an image alignment AND remove the link URL, I’m unable to retroactively add a link to the image via the WYSIWYG editor. (I can manually add a link to the image by switching to the HTML tab and hand-coding it.) What happens is the image editor fades out like expected, but the link does not save. If I use the “link” button, when I try to save the link by clicking “Insert”, the screen jumps up, the link disappears from the form field, and the bottom of the edit box gets a long white horizontal rectangle at the bottom. I have to cancel out of it, and the link does not store.

If I activate TinyMCE advanced on a TwentyEleven child theme and use the “link” button to add a link retroactively (after choosing an alignment, removing the default link url and inserting into the post), I’m getting this error :

FORBIDDEN
You don’t have permission to access /blog/wp-content/plugins/tinymce-advanced/mce/advlink/link.htm on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

To us, it appears something is happening in TinyMCE between the image alignments Left, Center and Right and when you DO NOT specify a link url in the same upload/insert screen that makes the link/edit buttons unable to retroactively add a link to an image via the WYSIWYG editor.

Thanks mwaterous – worked for me too.

Thanks, mtekk – and no worries. Completely sympathize with you re: higher priority projects. Will hold tight here and not upgrade till 4.0. Cheers!

We’re having the exact same issue.

Looks like the breadcrumb link to the current page is happening because there is an unclosed a href link – not sure what’s causing it, though. ??

Had the same issue here – Thematic body browser classes being cached and breaking my browser-targeted (*cough* IE) CSS. I tried changing the Page Cache to disk basic mode, but that didn’t work : I had to completely disable Page Cache. ?? If anyone has a workaround that will allow for Page Cacheing but not cache Thematic body browser classes, I’m all ears.

That worked, until I clicked “Update” – now the preview image is broken again.

Here’s the 404 url path it’s looking for:

https://www.mywebsite.com/wp-content/plugins/magic-fields/thirdparty/phpthumb/phpThumb.php?src=https://www.mywebsite.com/wp-content/files_mf/img.jpg&w=150&h=120&zc=1

Same issue here – thumbnail previews are broken, but the public side of the site displays the image just fine, as does the View Image link.

Same here – how do I remove the duplicate metabox without breaking the plugin altogether?

FYI – I’m contacting my Host to see if it’s an issue on their end due to this thread’s answer:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/333720?replies=6

Andrea_r
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Posted 3 months ago #

(foudn via searching)

This is due to some php components on the box (server) that hosts your sites. It’s not wordPress. It’s not a hack.

your host needs to compile some php modules properly.

I had the Redirection plugin installed on a site that displayed similar behavior after our client created a page – I couldn’t replicate it by creating a new page myself, but the Home page kept redirecting to that parent_page/page URL the client had created, no matter what. Changing Themes didn’t help, nor did messing with the .htaccess files or WP-SuperCache or checking the database (did notice that the guid of the offending page was set to the root instead of root/?p=id# – but changing that to the correct value also did not help).

I finally Deactivated the Redirection plugin, and it stopped the craziness.

Not certain if this is a bug with the plugin, a conflict with the plugin and WordPress 3.0 or what?

I used the HeadSpace 2 “hack” listed by Aaron on this page: https://urbangiraffe.com/support/topic/number-of-problems-with-wordpress-30#comments
and it seemed to work for a while, but the issue came back again.

I just disabled the Tags according to LOG1C’s instructions, and seems to be working again here for now. Thanks!

ahha – plugin conflict – not sure which one it’s with yet though. Will post if I’m able to narrow it down.