gman243

Good luck getting a response. Yoast doesn’t support his free plugins.

They won’t answer questions about free plugins via email so apparently this is our only way of contacting them. Right now the website says they currently do not support it, but it says nothing about their plans. If there is no response from an author of the plugin in a few days I’m going to take that as not having plans to support it in the near future and switch to a new plugin.

It’s not a problem. I was just adding a lot of HTML and it was getting old typing:

$returnContent .= "more html content";
$returnContent .= "more html content";
$returnContent .= "more html content";
$returnContent .= "more html content";
$returnContent .= "more html content";
$returnContent .= "more html content";
$returnContent .= "more html content";
return $returnContent;

I just changed it to:

$returnContent .= '
all html here
with line breaks
and everything
stored in one
variable
';

Hopefully that makes more sense. Thanks for your response!

Well I was hoping it was something as simple as changing a line a php.ini file. I wouldn’t be surprised if there is a setting that doesn’t allow the server to create files or if it’s a permission issue of some sort.

Thanks for your help.

I’m waiting on a response from them. I thought I’d mention it here in case anyone has had similar issues and been able to fix them.

Apparently I posted the same thing 7 months ago here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/all-generated-files-just-contain-my-indexphp-content?replies=4#post-4304093

I just responded to that post so I will be using that one from now on. Apologize for the duplicate.

The PHP is definitely being parsed by the server–how could I run WordPress without it? Unless my understanding is off. Would it be a setting I might have to change in the php.ini? No logs are being created so it seems like the plug-in is failing at a base or intialization level.

Hey 3c, I don’t see the easy fancybox plug-in in your site anymore so I assumed you disabled it. I am not affiliated with the plug-in in anyway but I thought my topic might help you out: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/the-php-css-file-does-not-render-on-my-host?replies=2

You may have to manually include the fancybox .css file to get it to work.

Good luck!

For anyone having this issue, you can manually enqueue the style by:

1. Opening the “easy-fancybox.php” file
2. Going to line 429 or searching for:
wp_enqueue_style('easy-fancybox.css', plugins_url(FANCYBOX_SUBDIR.'/easy-fancybox.css.php', __FILE__), false, FANCYBOX_VERSION, 'screen');

3. Add this line below it to manually include the .css file:
wp_enqueue_style('easy-fancybox-manual-css', plugins_url(FANCYBOX_SUBDIR.'/fancybox/jquery.fancybox-1.3.4.css', __FILE__));

However, I don’t actually recommend editing the plug-in or theme files if at all possible. The better suggestion would be to create a child theme and enqueue the style manually using a custom functions.php file. Or finding a plug-in that lets you manually include stylesheets (if it exists).

Yup everyone who is having speed and connectivity issues it seems like it’s some script kiddies who are overloading the wp-login.php file to try and find a way in. Here is a forum thread with more details:

https://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1255387

Had the same issue. I think it’s an exploit going around: https://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=1255387

For now blocking access wp-login.php will fix the overloaded requests but you won’t be able to login to the site.

And yes, I’ve heard of adding the <div class=”widget-content”> opening tag to the ‘after_title’ parameter and then add the </div> closing tag to the ‘after_widget’ parameter. The only issue is if there is not title it ends up generating an extra </div> closing tag and breaks the entire layout.

Not to be annoying but I think it’s valid of me to point out that this really should be included as a feature of the register_sidebar function–I don’t understand why it wouldn’t be.

Justin,

What you say about being hacked has always been a concern of mine which is why I only do up to 10 installs in one database (they are backed up frequently). However, even if I do setup different MySQL user accounts for each site won’t those accounts still have permission to access the entire database anyway (since WordPress requires full access privileges for MySQL user accounts)? It seems to me that there’s no easy way to get around that if you’re doing multiple installs to one database (that I can think of). For example, a person could FTP into their site, download the WP-CONFIG.PHP, grab the credentials and access the whole database.

Also I ran into a MySQL article (https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/user-resources.html) that appears to explain an option for limiting the amount of connections a MySQL user account can amass per hour. This sounds like it could be the problem I am running into but I can’t be entirely certain.

I think Mailchimp may have changed how they use the MC tags. I’ve added a <div> with the mc:edit=”main” but it doesn’t import any of the content from my WordPress post when the template is selected.

Either way I have not gotten Autochimp to work with the Mailchimp templates.

Thanks Andrew!

You have no idea how much I agree with your statement! Haha.