Damon Cook

I just tried on another one of our sites.

This site had the following configuration:
1. PHP 5.3.27
2. MySQL 5.5.9
3. WordPress 3.7.1
4. Stream 0.8.2

I installed Stream, went and created a new Post and saved as a Draft, then visited Stream dashboard and saw nothing. Am I not using it correct? I was logged in as Admin.

I verified that the three Stream tables were created in the db.

Sure, of course:
1. PHP 5.3.27
2. MySQL 5.5.9
3. WordPress 3.8
4. Stream 0.8.2

I’m going to try installing on another site on our hosting to see if the issue persists throughout our Linux box, and will report back briefly.

I misspoke. I’m not running multisite, but just an individual site. I just meant user 1, Admin role.

Frankie,
Yes, I see 3 db tables were created 12/12: wp_stream_meta, wp_stream, wp_stream_context. Still no information displaying on the Stream dashboard. I just upgraded to 0.8.1

Please advise.

You could try the new Adobe Brackets (free) too. That is crazy about TextWrangler.

It depends on your hosting. Some hosting allow unlimited subdomains, and you can add a subdomain through their hosting panels. Once you add it you’ll just upload a new install of WordPress, create a new database, and go through WP install process.

One thing to clarify is that subdomain is typically anything like subdomain1.mysite.com, whereas a subdirectory install would be mysite.com/subdirectory

I’m not entirely sure I’m clear as to what you’re looking to do.

FYI both:
https://www.karenmcilwraith.co.uk
AND
karenmcilwraith.co.uk

are taking me to same place, and it is clearly a WordPress installation.

Are you concerned with canonicalization issues for SEO purposes? i.e. you want to make sure non-www is directed to www. If so you can try this in your .htaccess:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^domain\.com [NC]
RewriteRule (.*) https://www.domain.com/$1 [L,R=301]

Subdomains should be fine for individual installs. Are there particular issues you’re encountering, or just checking before you proceed?

You could certainly proceed with that workflow, but I would highly recommend that you get a code editor. It will help with syntax highlighting, and will allow you to avoid the file renaming step.

I’m assuming you’re on a Mac, because you mention Safari (although one can install on Windows too). I would recommend you check out a few free or cheap code editors, like these:

• Textastic ($5.99)
• TextWrangler (free)
• TextMate ($53) if you plan on learning more coding

hmm, it must be associated with my Google AdSense, and not plugin. I set up a test page with just 3 ads on it, and only 1 seems to be displaying: https://familyvacationtips.sites.mannixmarketing.com/test-ad.html

Quick tip for those looking to fix since Rahe is too busy to patch. Open up /simple-responsive-images/inc/class.admin.php and around line 35 replace $sizes = sri_get_the_image_sizes(); with $sizes = array_keys(sri_get_the_image_sizes());

This is just based on the patch from oldlastman on Github.

Thanks Stephen! Your plugin is getting 5 stars from me now. Have a great day!

YESSS!! Works nicely, thanks!

Thanks Stephen. And for anyone that comes across this here is a little more detail. In order to enable Featured Images in your theme you typically just add: add_theme_support('post-thumbnails'); in your functions.php. Mind you that you can also specify Featured Images on just Pages: add_theme_support('post-thumbnails', array('page')); or just Posts: add_theme_support('post-thumbnails', array('post')); but in this case you have to use the first, most general scenario in order to allow Event Organiser to do its thing. Too bad there wasn’t a way to hook into Event Organiser and have something like: add_theme_support('post-thumbnails', array('eventorganiser')); in case somebody wanted to have granular control on where Featured Images are allowed. Stephen, do you know if that is possible?

Perhaps I’m missing something. How does one set an event’s thumbnail? Does one just add an image to the event via TinyMCE WYSIWYG field, or is it a Custom Field attribute?