happyapple

Thanks for your questions rafdevis,

Both of these problems are the major issues/conflicts using AJAX, the URL and compatibility with other plugins.

Since AJAX changes web content without reloading the page/URL, bookmarks and direct links don’t work, or at least as of yet. It will take a method of using the anchor (#) to get them to work.

These problems are difficult to solve, so it will take awhile before I can fix them.

HappyApple.

Use the theme guide on the plugin’s FAQ page to learn how to get search working.

As for cloak links… You will have to edit ajax-page-loader-15.php file and look for the following:

var siteurl="<?php echo get_settings('siteurl');?>";
    var home="<?php echo get_settings('home')?>";

Change the data inside the quotes to your cloak link, eg: https://adm11.vndv.com/

Now it should look something like:

var siteurl="https://adm11.vndv.com/";
    var home="https://adm11.vndv.com/";

Hope this helps. ??
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Hey Nirmaaan, sorry it took so long to get back to you. Anyway yes, anchors are common problem using AJAX period. lol. But there are ways to get it to work. I just need to research and implement one into A.P.L. 1.5 to make it work again. ??

Hopefully I’ll something, sometime in the near future. ??

Gravitydk, I just tried the titan theme on the ajaxpageloader.yi.org site and it works just fine…. Maybe there is another plugin you are using that is causing it to not work?

Sorry it took so long for me to notice, I’ll take a look at it.

Thanks,
HappyApple.

Hey swenflea, I can certainly try to add a sliding effect, which way were you thinking? (up? down? left? right?)

HappyApple.

Thank you so much User3298!!! I just tried it out and it works perfectly! ?? I love this plugin and it is sooo great to have it back.

Again, thank you!

One very,
HappyApple.

TinyMCE stopped working for me since 2.7. I can’t figure it out. I am currently using Water Drops Theme 1.5. But I’ve tried the default theme as well as others. same thing. Looking at the source of the comment page I saw that for some reason its not loading the JavaScript into the page that makes TinyMCE appear. However when I go to TinyMCE’s setting it appears just fine and the JavaScript is there when I view the page’s source. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Since you are installing WordPress manually, you need to create and configure the wp-config.php file.

Basically what you do is duplicate the wp-config-sample.php that was uploaded with the rest of WordPress, rename it to wp-config.php and edit it with the needed info. (where your MySQL database is located. it’s password, etc.)

A detailed guide can be found here.
Just scroll down to step 3.

Hope this helps. ??

-HappyApple.

The easiest way (at least for me) to downgrade is to use the manual “upgrade method” with an archive of your previous wordpress version. (Whatever you had before trying to upgrade.) Download here.

Basically do the same thing you did to upgrade to 2.8. replace the wp-include and wp-admin folders, (and whatever you replaced in the wp-content folder.)

run the upgrade.php https://yoursite.com/wp-admin/upgrade.php (or wherever your blog is located.)

And that should be it! ??
Hope this helps.

-HappyApple

Just to let you all know I tested the method I described above and IT DOES WORK! ?? I now have the latest WP 2.8. So far everything works fine, theme, plugins, etc.

So Hope this works out for all of you too. ??

Good luck!

– (Very) HappyApple ??

I noticed that a a lot of people have tried to upgrade to 2.8 and end up getting errors, myself included.

If you want to downgrade from 2.8, just use the manual “upgrade method” with an archive of your previous wordpress version. (Whatever you had before trying to upgrade.) You can find a link to them in the download section.

I know this works because I’ve done this several times now while trying to my blog updated. Comes up with the same error. that “default-widgets.php on line 15” Tried disabling all plugins and still didn’t work.

Hope this help you all to restore your blogs.

-HappyApple (Sorta, I still want to have 2.8 ?? )

-Edit:

I just read a topic with a post on how a user was able to upgrade: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/278621/page/2

It reminded me, that’s the same way I had to do it in order to upgrade from 2.6 to 2.7. Download the zip and replace everything except wp-content and wp-config.php (However I think what I did was replace everything. went through the wizard and re-uploaded my themes and plugins.)

I try this later on my blog and see if it works for me.
Good luck to you all and upgading!

-HappyApple

In order to use AJAX Login with WordPress 2.7 you need to edit the al_template.php file. Everything works without editing it except logging out.(Plus it may not work completely with a custom theme unless you work on it.) I made a guide on how to edit the php file here.

Hope this helps. ??

AJAX Login allows you to place a widget in you sidebar for quick login. After it confirms your username and password it refreshes to same page you were on last or redirects you the page you set in the dashboard settings.

The plugin can be downloaded from Here.

Sorry, but the creator of the plugin didn’t make it with a lightbox interface. It’s just a widget for instant login on your blog.

Hope this helps. ??

Hello krescent2. ?? If you are using AJAX-Login, then you need to apply the code in the file named “al_template.php” in the wp-content/plugins/ajax-login/ directory.

Look at my post above for more detail. ??

Hello, I can’t seem to find ‘Login Anywhere,” So I can’t help you out there. I recommend using Ajax Login. You will need to use the fix mentioned in this topic in order for it to work with WordPress 2.7 .

Edit “al_template.php” in the ajax-login folder,

Look for this:

/*******
  This part is drawn when user IS logged in.
  *******/

Below it you will find the following code:

<div>
<h3><?php echo $user_identity; ?></h3>
<hr/>
<div>
    <a href="<?php echo get_settings('siteurl') . '/wp-login.php?action=logout&amp;redirect_to=' . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; ?>"><?php _e('Logout'); ?></a>
</div>
</div>

Change it to look like this:

<div>
<h3><?php echo $user_identity; ?></h3>
<hr/>
<div>
    <a href="<?php echo wp_logout_url('/wp-login.php?action=logout&amp;redirect_to=' . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']); ?>" title="Logout">Logout</a>
</div>
</div>

It should now work, hope this help. ??