jkuruppu

so, i did look into the wp-content/uploads folder, and initially it had text files labelled as each year, but it seemed to be a zip archive, listing the file names.

I’ve tried adding the folders with the appropriate folder organization (year/month/filename), but it didn’t seem to map to the links in the posts. then I realized that if I click “replace” on the block, I can check the URL link, which sometimes seems to be a strange address.

I did just add a photo to the uploads folder, and the link actually worked.

so, I guess I can try uploading all the photos, and still go through post by post, and make sure the links are correct.

thanks!

here – this post should have an image at the end, and it’s clearly broken:

https://morethanfoursides.com/2017/12/30/next-big-thing/

I’ve gone through the first half dozen posts (most recent) and reinserted their photos…

morethanfoursides.com

Nick,
I just did exactly what you’re planning on doing, and following the instructions at worked like a charm.

it really just involves moving your index.php and .htaccess files out of the subdirectory to the root level, and then adjusting the site url settings in the general directory. you may end up with some broken links (i just ran the Velvet Blues URL updater, which i hoped fixed a few glitches).

as always, backup everything before starting!!

good luck,
janaki

i’m looking for the same thing – as i recall, in previous versions, this used to be an option in the administrator settings, but i can’t find it now (using version 2.8.5)

any option for this functionality??

oh dear – this is 6 months old with no answer, and it exactly (or nearly) describes my situation.

I just got this, navigating to the main page of my blog:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /hsphere/local/home/rockvill/tikvatisrael.org/blog/wp-content/themes/default/functions.php on line 407

truck808 – did you manage to fix it?
i’m due to download the latest update, so maybe that’ll fix it!

i agree, i agree – but for quick fixes, it’s nice, no??

just found it, and it works pretty well! check out
simple tags

it lets you view buttons for already used tags while writing a post, and also lets you batch-edit tags on all your posts simultaneously.

i’d like the same thing, and i don’t see any such feature in 2.5

I’ve got the same problem some have reported: when saving, I’m taken to the “preview” screen.

how odd!

i was a bit late in updating, but i’ve just checked out the editor behavior on our blog, and the “Save and Continue Editing” seems to be the default behavior – I don’t get kicked out automatically to the preview page. In fact, after hitting “Save”, the following message displays at the top of the page:

Post updated. Continue editing below or go back.

well, you just reassured me that i can go ahead and upgrade to 2.3! i was under the impression that wp-polls wouldn’t work with the new version.

after posting my echo of the above problem, i realized (in the middle of the night, as these realizations tend to come) – that i had noticed this problem before, and the answer, for my situation, was that my ISP requires -f switch in the header.

you might try this: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/122548?replies=3

at least, for me, it’s now fixed (again). my trouble is, every time i upgrade, i always seem to forget that piece of the restore…. ??

I’m having the same problem – running WP 2.2.1

the last time that i received a notification of a comment posted was Jun 2, 2007 – which was a couple of versions ago, but i don’t recall the exact version number.

sorry about that – i realize now that the server that we have our email on had wordpress installed, and our actual working WP installation is on a different server – i just checked and removed the installation on our “email” server that was not doing anything anyway!!

thanks for the helpful reminder (i knew what fantastico is – but i also knew i hadn’t set up a cronjob to send this out every day!!)