Jamal Mohamed

TGH, I’m not sure if WP Super cache can do what you want to achieve, but I use W3 Total Cache and it does well on my sites. It caches the pages after the first view, the rest of viewers will be served with cached pages.

is there a way to edit the title?

Which title?

Hi TheGunningHawk,

What plugin are you using to cache your blog?

I’m not sure if this works, but try to use the MySQL port while entering localhost as DB host:

Databse Host: localhost:3306

.. and I get an error connecting to database.

Because you dropped the database tables.

To solve this, visit the WordPress installer URI by typing yourdomain.com/wp-admin/install.php in your browser’s address bar. You’ll see a form asking you to complete installing your site.

The code you’ve posted here doesn’t show the exact code that handles the search. You should post the whole code, so we could see what’s going on.

@ipstenu, here you go; the ID wrapped in <code></code> tags ??

lernisubtparkter
slotannetvatil
wordsilatevas
meabwarikosouth
catnicelnerab
swarmulpeafimet
nisclumsembperchlec
faretyu
dopotir
eseropl
hetoliy
cuysmokringjoffsned

Linking them here would just increase the profile.

That’s why I didn’t post them here ??

Hi brownhillswest,

This is the support forums for people using the self-hosted WordPress package downloaded at https://www.ads-software.com/download/

All support questions about blogs and sites hosted at WordPress.com can be posted on here: https://en.forums.wordpress.com/

PS – is www.ads-software.com and wordpress.com the same thing?

www.ads-software.com is the website for the organization behind the famous free blogging software called WordPress. You cannot host your site/blog here, but you can download the WordPress software at www.ads-software.com, upload it to your own server and you can install themes and plugins, run advertisements, dive into the code, edit, import, export and repair the database.

WordPress.com uses the WordPress software which you can download at www.ads-software.com to host blogs and sites. You don’t need to upload themes and plugins and to be an experienced web designer/developer to host your site at WordPress.com, everything is already done for you, and you only need to signup and create your blog by filling out simple form fields.

Both www.ads-software.com and WordPress.com is run by the same good folks though, so WordPress.com is for people who want ready websites to publish content, www.ads-software.com is for people who want to manage their own sites from database to to front-end.

For further clarification:
Read this forum post and this support page.

Good luck

You can use JSON API. There is a plugin for this in the plugin repository and you may try to hack it for your own needs.

As far as I know, the plugin accepts comments from remote apps, that’s what makes me think you can expand its functionality to suit your Windows App.

Babycesar,

In the Add New Post/Page, look at the lower side of the right column of your screen and if your theme supports it, you’ll see the “Featured Image” metabox. There you can set your product image.
Good luck.

@tasty.donuts

Of course I haven’t really had the time to zone in on it so I don’t really know what benefits the iFrame gives you for the type of videos that you’ll be using. From what I’ve read they seem to offer the capability to change the type of video to better suit mobile browsing

Since the breakthrough of HTML5 the usage of flash based video players were fading. The benefit of using iFrame for embedding videos and other flash based components like Scribd books is that the server detects whether the client browser supports <video> tag or not. iPhone and iPad (for example) don’t support flash, but they support the video tag, therefore YouTube, Vimeo and Scribd will serve the appropriate version for these devices.

@prettyspecialrecords – Glad that it worked for you. And your adjustments are spot on too!

There’s another option in Settings → Discussion → Automatically close comments on articles older than [x] days. It closes posts automatically after defined number of days.

So, make sure that checkbox is cleared, too.

As you stated, WP rich text editor (the WYSIWYG) doesn’t support iFrames, but it’s not the end of the world and we can do a workaround to make it work with the new YouTube embed code.

We’ll use custom fields and a shortcode.

Paste the following code in your theme’s functions.php

/* Add youtube_embed shortcode */
add_shortcode( 'youtube_embed', 'my_youtube_embed_shortcode');

/**
 * New YouTube Embed shortcode.
 *
 * Enables you to insert the New YouTube embed code in a custom
 * field and display it inside your post using the shortcode
 * [youtube_embed]
 *
 */
function my_youtube_embed_shortcode(){
	global $wp_query;

  // Grab the value of youtube_embed meta key
	$yt_embed = get_post_meta( $wp_query->post->ID, 'youtube_embed', true );

	if ( $yt_embed )
		return $yt_embed;
	else
	return false;
}

When you finish the above step, create a custom field key called youtube_embed and paste the YouTube embed code in the custom field value textarea.

Then call the shortcode [youtube_embed] anywhere in your post editor, and it will display the YouTube iFrame.

Let me know if it works for you.

Cheers,

Macauley999,

What kind of themes are looking for? There are tons of different WP themes. Real Estate, portfolio, Q&A, magazine style, blogging, restaurants, landing pages, etc.

Hi Alexasigno,

There are several issues which may cause the uploading problem.

1. May be your new theme is missing some important files like index.php which is must have for all WP themes.
2. If you’ve WordPress installed locally, turn on the WordPress debugging constant and upload the theme. You’ll see the reason WP is refusing to upload the theme.
3. What software do you use to compress (zip) your themes? Certain versions of Winzip have known issues which cause problems to the WP theme/plugin uploader, so if you’re on Windows, zip your theme by right-clicking the folder and choosing ‘Send to -> Compressed (zipped) folder’. It will properly zip your theme. If you’re on Mac, control-click on the file and choose ‘Create Archive’. I don’t know what command they use to do the same on Linux though ??

Cheers.