craig0927
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Calendar] [Plugin: WP Calendar] ArrayFYI…completely deleting the plugin and reinstalling does not help. It is still failing with the error “Array” when trying to add any event.
WP Version 3.3.1
Can’t edit my previous posts now for some reason, but wanted to update that NextGEN is working for me after all, despite the erroneous “Missing The Call To In Your Theme” message in the Health Check.
Yep….I’m having the same problem with the Spectrum Theme and NextGEN. I checked, and both the head and footer functions were already being called in the theme…just before </head> and </body>, respectively. Sounds like something changed somewhere in NextGEN, wp_head, or wp_footer to me. I’m betting NextGEN.
<?php wp_head(); ?> </head><?php wp_footer(); ?> </body>FYI, I do see the NextGEN scripts and css in my <head>, but nothing appears to be working….
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Sorry, that file cannot be edited, with 2.9If you are experiencing this issue (can’t edit themes or plugins) and the above advice DID NOT help you…I just discovered that deactivating the Ultimate SEO plugin cleared it right up for me.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: File Upload, Link, Error 404okay…maybe i’m not a bonehead afterall…the issue did, in fact, persist. The caching issue was actually working the other way around and generating a false positive.
In the end, it was an .htaccess issue resulting from following this article: https://blogsecurity.net/wordpress/article-210607. Great article, and good advice…I just needed to add pdf to the list of extensions accessible in that directly. ??
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: File Upload, Link, Error 404…and I’m a bonehead…it turns out to be a stale browser cache…
why did the first 404 pop up…i don’t know…why does my browser cache a 404 page…i don’t know…but it works now with all of the Super Fast and Secure .htaccess mods.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: File Upload, Link, Error 404I’m having the same problem (404 when i click on the links, but I can right click and save as with no problem).
However, when I try adding the 3 lines below to my .htaccess, the problem is worse…I can’t even access the page that files are linked on…or any other page other than the home page.
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} ^wp-content.*
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} ^wp-admin.*
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} ^wp-include.*Needless to say…I’m finding the whole issue very frustrating…to the point I’m having second thoughts about the viability of WordPress as a commercial platform.
I suspect the problem is resulting from the Super Fast and Secure .htaccess plugin rewirtes (about to confirm)…which i ended up installing along with several other security plugins after several of my WordPress blogs were hacked by some script kiddie.
So, out of the box, my WordPress sites are so insecure that get hacked by any angry teenager with Windows XP and an internet connection. Try to tighten up security, and I can’t even download a simple file.
And from reading the above, it sounds like I’ll find myself in a similar catch 22 regarding the permalink structure and SEO (with dates and crap, not SEO; without dates and crap, I run the risk of having WordPress problems).
And I thought WordPress was supposed to be the user-friendly alternative. ??