et3ishak

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  • Thread Starter et3ishak

    (@et3ishak)

    I don’t know why I am unable to do this, but I found a different way to verify my website. Instead of adding a webpage to my website, I was able to add a CNAME record to my domain to verify. Of course the plugin doesn’t work for me anyways, so that was a good 2 hours of frustration for nothing.

    Thread Starter et3ishak

    (@et3ishak)

    I’m putting it in the right place, wordpress is hiding the page. I can put the same exact page in another folder, and it will be there. Here you can try it yourself:

    this page is 100% located at the link I provide:

    When i put it in a folder other than wordpress:

    Not in wordpress folder

    When I put it in the wordpress folder:

    In the wordpress folder

    This is not a mis-spelling… I put it in the right place. WordPress is preventing this file from being “served”.

    I need to know how to allow this file to be served, from THIS directory, without any other code/frames applied to it.

    Google needs this file to verify my ability to use the web publishing tools for adsense.

    Thanks again

    Forum: Hacks
    In reply to: Parse Error
    Thread Starter et3ishak

    (@et3ishak)

    It is strange, I actually did eventually find an example that shows the way you suggest, but when I did it that way, for some reason the image was placed in the top left corner of the webpage, regardless of permissions/access, and offset the entire page. Then I read more about the wrap class. thanks for your help.

    Forum: Hacks
    In reply to: Parse Error
    Thread Starter et3ishak

    (@et3ishak)

    Ok, I just echo’d each line, that seems to work ok.

    <?php
/**
 * Plugin Name: somePlugin
 * Plugin URI: https://www.syntaxbytes.com
 * Version: 1.0
 * Author: Paul Ishak
 * Author URI: https://www.syntaxbytes.com
 * License: GPL2
 */
 # Generated with WordPressPluginDesigner v0.1
    add_action('admin_menu', 'somePlugin_admin_actions');
    function somePlugin_admin_actions(){
        add_options_page('Hello World Settings', 'somePlugin', 'manage_options', __FILE__, 'somePlugin_admin');
    }
    function somePlugin_admin() {
        echo "<html>";
        echo "	<div class=\"wrap\">";
        echo "        <h4>";
        echo "		    Some Plugin's Settings";
        echo "		</h4>";
        echo "		<img src=\"https://www.syntaxbytes.com/pluginimages/feature3.png\"/>";
        echo "    </div>";
        echo "</html>";
    }
?>

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