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I figured it out. There’s an option for pages called “templates” in the admin panel. This is what I use to give a custom page layout.

I really haven’t worked with pages much. Categories yes. Anyhow, thanks for the input @ esmi.

“Page templates have never worked that way.”

Really? **confused**

I just customized a theme for someone. Check out valeriealbarda.com.

Of the links at the top, “books” is the only one with a “category-books.php” template page. The others are all pages. The “contact” link/page is governed by “page-contact.php”. Same thing with the “gallery” page (page-gallery.php).

I need some help on this because this is a critical misunderstanding if I’m wrong. How do I give a page it’s on template design then? All page links can’t just link to “page.php”. That part doesn’t make sense.

Okay. So I should be able to delete the post and I will be able to upload a fresh new batch of photos right?

yep…you’re right…I found that out right after I made the post…thanks alot..

appreciate the direction….

…and this is the direction I needed….thanks…

cool…it worked…it also loaded the tags for the main plugin I needed…

all I needed to do was call the path to the wp-blog-header.php file.

<?php require('../wp-blog-header.php' ); ?>

thanks a lot!!

thanks a million…would this also integrate plugin template tags as well or do I have to contact the author of the plugin to find out separately how to integrate the plugin?

..this may not mean much because I know you’re looking for a solution, but I literally just had the same error exactly 4 hours ago…

I have a page that calls the forums index file like:

<?php include ("forums/index.php"); ?>

and I get the same error…but I didn’t get my error until I changed my main url in the admin panel…up until then everything worked…

I’ll be looking for solutions until it’s solved and will keep you updated…

nevermind…I solved it

WOW….I’m having the same EXACT issue…lol…hopefully we can find a solution together…

Well, I’m using a social networking plugin that uploads an image file to a file directory. The plugin itself uses the function like this:

wp_handle_upload( $file['file'], array( 'action'=> 'bp_avatar_upload' ) );

And I’m getting an error message when I upload the file saying:
“Upload Failed! Error was: Specified file failed upload test.”

So I located the function and found it in wp-admin/includes/file.php, and I found the line that’s producing the error..

if ( $test_upload && ! @ is_uploaded_file( $file['tmp_name'] ) )
		return call_user_func($upload_error_handler, $file, __( 'Specified file failed upload test.' ));

and this is where I’m stuck..

Thanks..this is what I needed..

….actually..the argument is ‘category_orderby’…my mistake..

thanks for your response…

‘slug’ wouldn’t be an argument, instead it would be a value

the argument is ‘category_order’ and of the list of values ‘slug’ is one of them…

that’s the confusing part…