doodlz

Thank you so much, that works like a charm!

Now I’m trying to get my around it so I can understand why it wasn’t working before. I understand how the post link functions look to $wp_query to determine the page count. So is it because I have a custom loop that $wp_query doesn’t hold that information for the post links? (Sorry for the dumb question, I’m just beginning to learn PHP.)

What I want is for site visitors to be able to upload their own files easily. I understand WP’s capabilities in terms of the backend admin/editor/author writing posts and adding content. I would like visitors to easily add their own media files throughout the site, such as adding photos/videos to comments or within an event listing. It needs to operate like a forum/social network throughout the site.

With BuddyPress is it possible to comingle blog posts, events and visitor interaction without the need for a specified forum page, say?

Has anyone successfully gotten the child’s function.php file to work? I tried New Nine Media’s Fix to no avail. I have to get a client’s site working and this certainly doesn’t help.

Thanks, that gives me confidence in this route. I just need to learn how to utilize action hooks and functions.

You can try Flutter. It allows you to add custom fields. I haven’t used it personally, but am considering it.

Also, here is an article with tutorials on how to use WP as a CMS.

The variables $pages and $page were the problem. All I had to do was change those two variable names within the Next Page plugin code and it worked.

Feel so dumb I didn’t figure it out before! But it’s posted in case anyone else has this problem.

I’m guessing it has something to do with the following code from the Next Page plugin interfering with the the_content part of the post-template.php file.

<?php
$pagelist = get_pages('sort_column=menu_order&sort_order=asc&child_of=363&parent=363');
$pages = array();
foreach ($pagelist as $page) {
$pages[] += $page->ID;
}

$current = array_search($post->ID, $pages);
$prevID = $pages[$current-1];
$nextID = $pages[$current+1];
?>

Maybe $pages is confusing it. Does that seem logical?

Yeah, I have the same problem. Will try turning off the rewrite titles.

Also having the same issue when I tried to upgrade from 3.6.8 to 3.6.10. Once I activate 3.6.10 I get those errors. I’m running WP 2.7.1.

I’ve been trying to find an answer to the same question for ages as well. Hopefully we’ll be enlightened soon!

Okay, I’ve discovered why WP is interpreting the quotes as the html entity ” & # 8 2 2 1 ; “. I didn’t put it in my first post above, but for the title attribute I have what looks like this:

<a href="https://localhost:8888/blahblah.jpg" rel="lightbox" title="Name, <em>Painting</em>, 2001, Oil on Canvas, 60&quot; x 48&quot;">

WP doesn’t like the fact I used inline tags (ems) in the title attribute. It works fine in browsers when I don’t used WP. So I just have to eliminate the inline elements and it should work.

Creative-i, yes the editor doesn’t work properly. That’s why I’ve found that disabling it altogether works the best. But, it’s strange that this is happening. I’m not sure why.

kmessinger, I don’t even have the visual editor as an option, but thanks for taking a look at it for me.

I want to clarify that I can tell wp, or maybe the browser, is reading the quote (from the title attribute) as this: ” & # 8 2 2 1 ; ” (separated the characters with spaces) because that is how it appears when I view the source in my browser.

Hopefully I just did something dumb and I will figure it out.

Thanks Moshu! It worked.

Brockangelo – Thanks for your help. Would I email you the database? A zipped version?

Moshu – Thanks as well. How would I edit the value in phpMyAdmin?

Yay, the form is up and works. Thanks for all your help vkaryl and doodlebee!