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You are my new hero ??

Thanks for taking the time Zaaikort!

Anyone?

So what in default-filters.php needs to be changed and how do we exclude that in our themes functions.php?

Any suggestions?

I’ve done a bit more research and found that one of the changes in 3.05 was to the filtering of html in comments for administrators, perhaps in the kses.php file?

I thought that maybe a setting the functions.php of my theme, something like:
remove_action(‘comment_text’, ‘wp_filter_nohtml_kses’, 10);
(or is it remove_filter?)
I’m not sure what the proper syntax is, but I’m afraid this would defeat the purpose of the file.

Is there a way to allow admins to keep the images that were included in the comments? If I upgrade now, all the images visitors asked me to include in their comments are lost.

Thanks!

Just noticed this response / question…

That is all I am aware of right now – multiple installs. One for the main site, then one for each subdirectory. Once configured, I think I can point to the main files but reference a different table in the same database. This way, I only need to update wordpress files once when updates occur.

However, I think I’m going to have to modify the theme (give each theme a slightly different name) and then modify all but the main theme to show only the files that would have been in that directory (original directory) and hard code the main menu.

I’m going to try WordPress MU – but I think I’ll have issues with plugin compatibility, etc.

If you know of some other way of doing this – please, share ??

Thanks!

Thanks Stvwlf!

So far, I have discovered these options…

Install wordpress in each directory all installations using the same DB

or

Use WP-Hive plugin.

The site is very large and I have no idea what the hive plug is doing behind the scenes and am reluctant to base my entire site around a plugin, so I am now leaning toward multiple installations. I don’t have that many directories and think I’ll be okay.

I could do a 301 easy enough in the htaccess for each sub-directory, however, I want to keep the structure. Who knows what the Google machine will do with so many redirects…

FYI: Samboll posted links to this:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

Then when you are ready with the other, simply move your index – read about it here:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Moving_WordPress#Moving_WordPress_Within_Your_Site

Right direction? Am I missing something?

Thanks!

You can’t just add an extension using wordpress. I added .php to the end and it removed the period and added php to the end of the filename.

Any ideas how to add a .php extension to the end of pages?

Thanks!

Is this still a problem?