jmobi

OK, thanks, I did get it working.

I took that idea of creating a function which returns a var and replaced the content with this:

"<a href='$myWikiLink'>$page_title</a>",

If you ever get that Admin Console you mentioned in the *TO-DO*, it might be nice to make the path a variable. Not sure if other people have this need.

The benefit is that I can link directly to my Wiki without having to go through the trouble of searching in the link interface.

Thanks so much for the reply. It really is a great plugin.

My problem is I don’t program PHP too much anymore and I cannot figure out how to append my path to the URL.

Specifically, I do not know what this is doing:
"<a href='". get_permalink($page->ID) ."'>$page_title</a>",

I want to construct the href so that I can hardcode in something like this:
"<a href='". get_permalink(/wiki/mycategory/$page->ID) ."'>$page_title</a>",

That doesn’t work obviously, but that is what I am hoping you can help me with. I just want to add to the URL constructor.

Can you tell how to change the code to alter the path?

I am having the same problem as described as acrobson.

I cannot reset my password no matter what I try. It says that I cannot reuse the same password even though I am not.

The only thing I can do is to delete the login lock folder via FTP so that I can get to the WP Dashboard.

So when I uploaded the theme, I was able to change the footer. It is very strange that my web host would have a missing file. I’ve been with them for 15 years, so I trust them. It was probably an issue with the Elefante Installer.

I appreciate the help.

Thanks for the reply.

It was a free theme provided by my web host.

So, I went to the designer site to download it and it does in fact have a footer.php file. So this is very curious why my web host would remove the footer file.

It still begs the question where the text is coming from.

I have done a search on my entire directory and cannot find it anywhere.

Very strange.

I am going to investigate this with my host and I’ll let you know what I find.