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@zota. Thanks, but both of those rows show the proper URL. Any other hints?

Hey guys, just bumping this to see if there’s any replies… if I haven’t provided enough info please let me know. Cheers

Thank you, that worked. I’ve never used them like that before, very useful.

Correct, I would like to hide the default editor which appears at the top. I could use it as the first block, but I believe hiding it at least with some CSS would be a better solution. Why? With your plugin I’m able to name each block, which is fantastic, so the client knows exactly what the content is within each block when in Edit Page mode. Since the default editor doesn’t have any sort of label/reference, it isn’t ideal.

Thank you for the link. Unfortunately it’s out of my scope.

Furthermore, am I able to change the order in which the tabs are displayed? For example, I’m currently converting a static HTML site to WP using your plugin for the many different editable content areas on this site (it’s a single-page website). I’ve registered each block from top to bottom, i.e. logo block, h1 block, top sidebar block, bottom sibebar block, text block 1, text block 2, footer contact details block, etc. When in edit page mode, the footer content block tab is displayed first, with everything in reverse order of the natural page flow. This can be confusing for a client when editing the page.

Thanks

After looking into things further, it appears the site is seriously not working as it should from an admin point of view. I am unable to create pages, modify settings, or do anything without this error popping up. Is there a debugging tool that can be used to pinpoint issues?

Thanks for the suggestion songdogtech, but I had done this also. Using phpinfo.php, I can see that the memory limit is what I have set it to in a php.ini file: 128m. This leads me to think it’s an issue with WordPress and not some external setting.

Hi songdogtech,

I forgot to mention in the above that I already added a define memory limit to the WP config file, which was

define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '64M');

For some reason though, it never, ever seems to do anything, as…

Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted

…means I’m still limited to 32m. I’m at a loss.

I am also having this problem, and it looks like from the age of this post this has been ignored or overseen. Is there a way we can forward this thread to the WC team? Obviously something is not working as it should. Resorting to code hacks to enable intended functionality is not ideal.

Actually, I just tried to enter the IP address in the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) settings fields, but WP gives me the error “The WordPress address you entered did not appear to be a valid URL. Please enter a valid URL.”. Any ideas on how I can get this uploaded and working without an active domain name?

I should probably add that the file format is .mp4

I fixed the issue by using the username ‘admin’ and resetting the password. I just use the ‘admin’ username now – as ‘jason’ has seem to have disappeared from the face of the earth.

I have another theory. I develop all my websites locally on localhost to begin with. When it’s ready for client viewing, I migrate it online. I think there’s a username conflict happening with what you had setup on localhost, to what you have on the new live server. Just a theory.