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Thanks for the link!

Oh, I don’t mean editing the results. Like for example, a user posted a poll with an image the Admin thought shouldn’t be included on the site, instead of deleting the entire poll, the admin could just edit out the picture out.

Then again, I believe the poll code could just be removed from the post or the post made a draft, so I guess that isn’t really a needed feature.

Awesome! Is there a way to subscribe to updates? ??

(And dunno how easy it would be, but allow the admins to edit polls instead of just deleting them, if there is some content that needs to be removed, and possibly allow certain roles to customize polls. Perhaps limited customization, or to keep it simple, the Admin can create a bunch of themes and allow users to choose from them)

Steal away, just share a copy? ??

Yeah, even just a normal WP install.

Roles:
Subscriber = No Poll Creation
Contributor = Allowed to Create Polls and Post them, but need approval.
Author = Allowed to Create Polls and Post them, no approval.

At least I think that’s how the normal roles usually work for posts? They just can’t see other people’s polls in their Dashboard, but on the front end, everyone can see the polls that are posted (in however way the Admin has it set up).

Something along those lines. More complex would be determining which poll features you get at each role, lol.

Edit: I built a site to include the poll feature for members, actually, polldaddy was the best I could find.. but on launch day for whatever reason, polldaddy was just not behaving. So.. pulled the plug on that. But.. have thought a lot about this type of plugin you could say.

Always a feature to include images would be nice.

The coolest feature, which I don’t think any one has, is allow those who sign up to be able to create and add their own polls (without making them administrators). Even regular WP install or Buddy. Let people create their own, can’t see or edit other people polls, and any images / media they want to include they need to link too.

That might make it a bit less than simple though?

Change it to awesome poll! ??

Update:

SFC and Mingle do not work together. When SFC is active, you get error messages when signing up with Mingle and sending PM’s, although the sign up works and the messages are sent. For a membership, even if it is working, the errors are definitely a problem to have.

I actually liked how SFC worked though and I’m not happy with Mingle. Any options besides Mingle and Buddypress, that could add some of the social features?

Not looking for bloated, keeping it slim is fine.

Good question, I’d be doing the same and hadn’t thought there could be a conflict lol.

Does it work that way for all (or most) membership plugins, do you know?

And looking like I’m going to need something to improve the profile system and registration (need a ToS on it!!), Mingle looks great (but might be broken for 3.3), do the membership plugins add features like Mingle? If you know?

Thanks.

Thanks!

If things get “crazy” traffic wise, is there ever a point you guys would pull the plug or would you speak with me first?

Thanks!

Let me clarify my question.

I was thinking more each poll having its own page. So, could have 500, 1,000 or more pages, each with a poll. Crazy, I know, but I’m curious if how large a site built on polldaddy / wordpress could go. I believe it uses the database?

If you have a few thousand people voting on the 1,000 pages at the same time, would the database / software be able to handle it, or would most users notices the site slowing down? If it could handle that, how large could it be before it does start to slow?

Thanks again.

Thanks! That is exactly what I was looking for. ??

Well.. after about 4 hours, hit the right terms in google I guess.

I installed Configure SMTP plugin, set it to send via gmail, and the form now uses gmail to send the contact information put in.

I added ContactMe (not the one by ContactMe) and it had the option of receiving a copy of the message for the person putting in the info. It didn’t send to either email.

Could this still be a hosting issue? Would really love some more possibilities to try and eliminate.

Thanks.

Whoops, 11 lines, so I’ll just cut some out.. not sure if I did that codebin thing right.

<div id="sidebar">
	<ul>
<li id="nav_menu-3" class="widget widget_nav_menu"><h2 class="widgettitle"> </h2>
<div class="menu-main-page-container"><ul id="menu-main-page" class="menu"><li id="menu-item-94" class="menu-item menu-item-type-post_type menu-item-object-page current-menu-item page_item page-item-2 current_page_item menu-item-94"><a href="https://localhost/wordpress/about">About</a></li>

The line is right above the About. So something in those classes I think is causes it? Found the css folder, but haven’t been able to find any of the code that could be causing the line yet.

So help is still appreciated.

Oh, the website isn’t live yet. On a virtual server.

Here is the code though:

Side bar

<div id="sidebar">
	<ul>
<?php if ( function_exists('dynamic_sidebar') && dynamic_sidebar() ) : else : ?>

    <?php endif; ?>
</ul>
	</div>
	<div style="clear:both;"></div>

And this is the source code:

[Code moderated as per the Forum Rules. Please use the pastebin]

I tried the fixes mentioned above, tried different FTP programs, and this problem wouldn’t go away. Even tried uploading the files from wordpress that works fine on my localhost. Still got the error.

The fix that worked for me was deleting line 95.

Is this going to cause future problems upgrading again (with the database) or shouldn’t have to worry?