Joe Siegler

Put that quoted code in here:

/redacted/public_html/wp-content/mu-content/delete-button.php
permissions: -rw-r–r–

(I do not have my wordpress install in /wordpress, it’s in root)

Delete Cache button remains on the top in the WordPress backend.

Additional. Your CSS from the first reply seems to work when I’m on the front end, but when I’m in WordPress’ back end the button is still there. Any ideas there?

Caching is disabled for logged in users all the time anyway, so that’s not an issue.

And this bit I don’t understand what you told me..

“Define the constant “WPSCDISABLEDELETEBUTTON””

Seems easier to have a built in off button. ??

At the risk of sounding stupid, is there anything special I need to do? I added that into the css file for my active theme, but the button persists.

Also, any chance that can be added to the plugin with an off switch?

It doesn’t feel like there’s a resolution, other than to stop using the plugin. It annoys me, as I use it on two sites, and I’m not interested in paying to upgrade to the current owner’s calendar solution.

When I was out running errands, I got an update from my blog saying the plugin auto updated itself to 2.72.

I got home and tried the two things that would crash my WordPress install, and neither seems to happen anymore, so that appears to be fixed for me.

Tkx for the timely update.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by Joe Siegler.

I don’t see an easy way to export from that, unfortunately. I had the same thought, but with it being discontinued software, I’m not sure what my options are.

What I want to do is take the images from the galleries in “Gallery” and import them into WordPress. I don’t care bout honoring the old image links as such.

Given the quantity, it’s a pain to do it manually, would rather run an import. That’s what I’m looking for.

Got around it.

yum install php71-php-gd.x86_64

restarted apache and I’m back in business.

Well, it does say that three modules are missing. bcmath, imagick, & gd.

However, they ARE installed. They worked on PHP5, but PHP7 isn’t recognizing them. I guess I need to figure out how to make PHP7 work there.

The other thing is both are installed at once, it’s a quirk I need to have because some older web apps won’t work on 7.

Here.

View post on imgur.com

When on PHP5, that dropdown has other options for different sizes. When on PHP7, it doesn’t. I obviously don’t have PHP7 configured right, but I don’t know where to look to fix it.

That worked on the page I linked to, however.. I don’t use that, I use a page that uses a shortcode vs that “automatic” page generated by the software.

I put the wrong URL in there. Here’s where I actually use it.

https://www.rowlettanglicans.org/media/sermons/

I can’t figure out where those white backgrounds are coming from. Sorry for the mistake URL there.

Still haven’t found what’s causing the large white blocks there, but I did manage to fake out the text so it can be read now at least.

I got it running. Turns out this was the key:

1) yum install php71-php-mysqlnd.x86_64
2) restart apache

Thanks Steve for the pointing as to where to go. ??

• This reply was modified 7 years ago by Joe Siegler.

I’m using CentOS 7.

Will try and look into it. Most of this is new to me, I’ve never had to do anything like this before.

Also, as I understood it, doesn’t it use mysqli by default now?