ginakra

Hi ?? Actually, I don’t want to restrict them from buying another of the same item, just alert them, so I think that one would not be for me, but I did find a couple you might try:

https://codecanyon.net/item/woocommerce-already-bought-before-abb/6633603
https://codecanyon.net/item/woocommerce-previously-purchased/6386689

I thought I found a free one somewhere. If I find the link I will come back and add it.

Hope that helps, and thanks for the suggestion!

This would be for woocommerce, btw.

I just wanted to say thanks for this post and all your answers.

I had the same problem upgrading from 2.04 to 2.1.1. At first, I didn’t have a wysiwyg tab or window. I had only the code editor. I followed the directions to check the “Use Visual Editor” under my profile. (I didn’t have to do this in a prior, seperate and fresh install on another domain, so I was perplexed). It brought the visual editor tab up, but it didn’t work correctly. I could see all the buttons, but nothing was clickable, not even the tabs.

I reuploaded my wp-includes/js folder, and cleared my cache. Looks like everything works now.

Thanks all, I wouldn’t have known where to start with this one on my own.

Oh yes, I forgot that wordpress is installed in:

root/wordpress

and I followed the directions to move the front page, index.php to the root folder. So all the feeds are in the wordpress folder, not in my server’s root directory.

So my current htaccess file looks like this (with the first two lines as you told me to put it in, all on one line):

`Redirect https://www.site.com/index.rdf https://www.site.com/feed

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress’

Thanks for replying citeewurkor, how long before I will know if this works? I use bloglines to read feeds, and it hasn’t shown any of my newer posts yet.

Also, when I try to subscribe again, the links shown for feeds are two links to the old urls, and one to https://www.site.com/feed, which is what I wrote in the htaccess file. This seems to be a problem, because other wordpress blogs that I subscribe to usually have a few choices such as atom feeds and rss2 feeds, some have comment feeds, etc. Does the feeder pick that up, or do I need to tell it about these feeds?

Yup, I actually installed that before continuing to muck around with mine, lol. The only thing UsersOnline displays is — how many users online. Mine has the number of visitors that came that day, The total number of visitors since the blog opened, and number of hits as well. The full stats program doesn’t even have this info. ?? I’d switch to another plugin if I could get the same type of info displayed and counted.

Thanks for replying, whooami ?? Hmm, well, this is a bit over my head but I see what you are saying. I did a search for “mysql_close” in all the files of the script, and found one, but I’m not sure it is doing what you’re talking about. The script has a “live” component, which displays how many users are on the site currently. The php include displays the following on the page:

———
People Online: 2
Today’s Visitors: 17
Total Visitors: 70,180
Total Hits: 211,674
———

So the “People Online” value is live. The script is located here: https://www.ep-dev.com/scripts-1.php Would the live component be the problem?

Thanks,
Gina