Hiranthi

No problem, it’s for a private project without a fixed deadline or something (just an “I would like to get this up asap” thought behind it) ??

Oh and I am always logged in as a super admin, so that’s not the issue (unfortunately, that would have made things a lot easier ;-)).

Hi David,

I don’t think this plugin is related to the issue either, but weirder things have happened, so who knows ??

The BP topic is here: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/how-to-and-troubleshooting/forum/topic/cant-enable-forums-inside-buddypress/

Thanks for the Multisite warning. I already have that plugin installed and enabled so I was already aware of it (but if I wasn’t I would be now ;-)).

Thanks for looking into it.

– Hiranthi

You should actually _never_ use query_posts (ask Nacin, he had a great presentation about that on the last WordCampNL). Try using the WP_Query class instead.

Hi Nick,

You are aware that that’s not something the WP-PageNavi plugin does?

– Hiranthi

That’s not something the WP PageNavi plugin does. The plugin just adds page numbering possibilities to the site.

– Could you elaborate on your install? (WP version etc).
– Have you tried deactivating and reactivating the plugin?
– How did you install the plugin? Could it be that the wp-pagenavi is inside another folder and that thát folder was added into the plugins directory (and thus WP can’t view it correctly)?

The reset of the query indeed is too early. Besides that you aren’t including the pagenumber in the custom query, which means WP just re-loads the posts from page 1.

Are you using a custom query in that archive/category?

You could do this where you currently have the wp_pagenavi():

<?php
if (!is_home()) wp_pagenavi();
?>

Sounds like you have a double install. Please check your plugins folder (inside wp-content).

Oh and @jsherk, if the topic is resolved, could you please mark it like that too? ??

Why hack the core? That only makes sure you need to re-apply the changes when there’s an update of the plugin. I just added the previous / next links like this:

<?php 

// Pagina nummering
if ( function_exists('wp_pagenavi') )
{
	ob_start();
	wp_pagenavi();

	$pagenavi = ob_get_contents();
	ob_end_clean();

	if ( !strstr($pagenavi, 'previouspostslink') ) $pagenavi = str_replace('<span', '<span class="previouspostslink">? Vorige</span>'."\r\t".'<span', $pagenavi);
	if ( !strstr($pagenavi, 'nextpostslink') ) $pagenavi = str_replace('</div>', '<span class="nextpostslink">Volgende ?</span>'."\r".'</div>', $pagenavi);

	echo $pagenavi;
}

?>

And the same can be done for the first/last links.

@natalieab, you have to change it with a code/text editor (on your computer, after changing it re-upload the file through FTP). Or: disable the plugin (ie add an underscore to its plugin folder) and then edit it through the Plugin Editor in WP. Don’t forget to remove the underscore after saving the edit and then re-enable the plugin.

@frederick, this topic is set as “Not a support question”. Unfortunately the plugin maker (of the Shopp Cache plugin) never added this fix to the plugin so it’s not really resolved.

When all plugin are disabled except WP Syntaxhighlighter, does it work?

As I explained a few times: it only behaves like this when I have WP Syntaxhighlighter enabled, so its definetely something in there. I’m guessing it doesn’t put everything back before printing it to the screen (and thus looks awful).

I’ll look into another solution, since this just doesn’t work.

Ah, WordPress.com websites are websites hosted at WordPress.com. www.ads-software.com is for self-hosted WordPress installation. That’s why you can’t find the Plugins tab.

For support for your WP.com website you’ll have to go to WP.com (these forums are for self-hosted – aka WP.org – websites).