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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: User registrationIf you have “Anyone can register” selected under Options > General, then when someone clicks the “register” link on your page, they will be sent an email with a confirmation link. Once they click that link, their initial password will be emailed directly to them without intervention on your part. The idea is that everyone’s password is secure, even from you. Of course, they can change it once they’re in (and if you’re an administrator on the blog, you can change their password, too).
However, the first initial login will have to be with the automatically generated and emailed password.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Integrating a Paypal ‘buy now’ button on my pageThanks Crowspeaker!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Integrating a Paypal ‘buy now’ button on my pageActually, I had the same problem with the gaps, and it was caused by hidden inputs (about 6-8 of them). I couldn’t figure a way around it, so mine still has the gaps. I’d be interested in a solution to this problem as well…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Uploading images troubleTo work around this problem, I went into wp-content and created a folder called uploads. Inside of that, I created 2006. Inside of that I created 12 folders for months (01-12). Then I manually chmodded each of them to 777. Regardless what I did with folder permissions in higher levels, it did not work.
So, you might have to create them outside of WP. It’s clunky, but it works.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Image uploading WP 2.0As far as I’m concerned, jay’s hack was exactly what the doctor ordered. I’m marking this thread as resolved. (For the record, the line numbers were off by two because I had already applied another fix that was posted on the track-diff thread.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Image uploading WP 2.0Thanks jaybarrow. Good hack!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Image uploading WP 2.0Exactly, jaybarrow. Whether I click “Using Original” or “Using Thumbnail” I get code that includes a height attribute, which is set to thumbnail size. However, it is using the original image, which makes even less sense.
My images are ready to go full size. I don’t need WP making an arbitrary size adjustment for me, and I’m not good enough to hack the code.
Anybody that comes up with a fix that will allow insertion of a basic “img src” line for the original image without adjustment of the size will get mad-respect from me and from the dozens of other users struggling with the same thing.