frankdan

I did delete the plugin, but not before I backed up the database.

After reinstalling the plugin with your fixes and importing the subscribers, all’s well.

Thanks!

Dan

https://geraintsmith.com

The good news is your plug-in is back up and working.

The bad news is I think I’ve lost the 45 or so subscribers I had accumulated.

When the plug-in initially failed, I lost control of my admin panel, and freaked.

I went in via FTP and changed the name of the post notif plugin folder to disable it.

But I think the renamed plugin folder was deleted by wordpress when I tried to install a fresh copy of the plugin.

The big question is, have I lost all my subscribers?

Are they in the database somewhere, or are the gone with the deleted plugin?

Holding my breath,

Thanks,

Dan

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by frankdan.

Uh-oh, fixed that, now I get:

Fatal error: Can’t use function return value in write context in /home/smithgeraint/public_html/wp-content/plugins/post-notif/includes/class-post-notif-misc.php on line 202

Thanks for sticking with it!

Uh-oh – the upgrade broke your plug-in.

Had to disable it.

“Fatal error: Can’t use function return value in write context in /home/smithgeraint/public_html/wp-content/plugins/post-notif/admin/class-post-notif-admin.php on line 796”

I need to get back to the previous version if this isn’t fixed.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by frankdan.

Thanks for the tips and info.

We’re off and running!

I too am frustrated.

What are the limits of this plugin?

Either I’m doing something wrong, or I’m trying to get the plugin to do something it wasn’t designed to do…

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/redirection-problem-21/

It’s easy to say something you regret when you’re pulling your hair out.

OK! That did it! Thanks.

Thanks – I’ll give this a try.

I’ve done quite a few changes using the Customize feature.

Is there a way to create a child of my current theme that carries over all the changes I made using Customize?

Screenshot:
https://maryshaffer.com/images/ScreenShot2016-08-14.jpg

Tried this

It seems like you only need to delete the Category: from
$title = sprintf( __( 'Category: %s', 'decode' )

Deleted it. Still not working… ??

I’ve been using this custom css to hide “Category:” in the category titles. Sort of works, sometimes, but it isn’t consistent across screen sizes:

.archive.category .page-title {
	overflow: hidden;
	text-transform: uppercase;
	letter-spacing: .5em;
	text-indent: -10.10em;
}

Any other ideas? Thanks!

Any suggestions on what to change in the template-tags.php file?

It’s a little over my head.

Thanks

All plugins are back on, but the overlay is working fine now.

Go figure.

Thanks!

That did it. I deactivated them all. Now to locate the troublemaker…

Correct. I’ll try deactivating plugins.

NO change.
Sorry, that was an attempt to fix it…