Dave Redfern

Hi John,

Sorry for the third response in a row.

I’ve also discovered if the query parameter ends with a – (often MailChimp does this), the redirect breaks.

Thanks,

Dave.

Hi John,

Just a follow-up (although I suspect you’ve already discovered the issue), if I change the default option to “Exact match all parameters in any order”, it saves the setting correctly.

Thanks,

Dave.

Hi John,

The default setting is “Ignore & pass parameters to the target”.

Thanks,

Dave.

Can anyone help with this query please?

Thanks for all your help. I’m gonna leave it to save the hassle when upgrading to 3.1.

thanks for that link. that seem great although as of 3.1 it appears to be built in so might be worth waiting to inherit the core functionality.

Hello. Thanks for your response.

I didn’t make it clear in my first post but I am referring to the admin.

Dave.

Hello,

Your look likes fine.

If it is only happening in one browser it is likely to be a styling issue. Try disabling all CSS and see if the content appears or look at the source (view-source:your_url) to see if the_content appears.

Dave.

Hello,

Can’t this just be triggered by visiting a random URL on your website which doesn’t exist?

Dave.

Hello,

I am not sure about rewrite rules but you can still pass parameters through the URL when it has been rewrote. e.g.

https://www.example.com/pagename/?a=1&b=2

Then you can simply do a $_GET in the php.

Dave.

Excellent. Thank you very much Mark ??

Does an error show when it fails? I have had issues with lack of memory a few times but if there are any messages which appear it would be helpful if you could post them ??

I am pretty sure that automatic update won’t work if you’re running PHP4 (most commonly ran if you host with one and one).

Dave.

Hello,

Make sure that your wp-content/upgrade folder has chmod 777 privileges else it is unable to download WordPress to your server.

Dave.

Yo,

Could show us what is in your index.php of your themes template? I assume you want to to redirect to the latest post, just this is going to a 404 because it was deleted?

Thanks

Dave.

It is very hard to diagnose this problem but it is most likely one of the following:

• JavaScript is disabled in your browser
• WordPress is not loading the JavaScript because of a bad link.
• There is an error in the JavaScript.

I would recommend download all the files from www.ads-software.com again and replacing all the files apart from the wp-content folder.

If that does not fix it try installing the Firefox plugin firebug to see if there are any JavaScript errors – https://getfirebug.com/.

Does the rest of the JavaScript in the admin work. The accordion menu on the left side, collapsing your dashboard widgets, the wysiwyg editor on edit posts page?

Dave.