kickerman360

Thanks esmi, worked perfectly!

I did modify it slightly so if anyone wants this version, enjoy!

<?php global $current_user; get_currentuserinfo(); if ($current_user->user_level == 10 ) { ?>
  Admin Stuff (In my case I left this blank)
<?php } else {   ?>
  Stuff Seen By Visitors
<?php } ?>

FIXED

I has added in a similar bit of code to the CSS File:

/*———————–*/
/* Template: Videos */
/* ———————— */

The problem was that that line of code is used in child themes (and in old versions of WordPress) so naturally WordPress was trying to find the theme “Videos.”

Consider this lesson learned!

BTW: I found the error by uploading the default theme then slowly adding my own theme files over it. I did style.css first and found the error quickly when I realized.

Thanks for the reply. The issue is there is something wrong with the theme as WordPress won’t accept it. It says there is templates missing although technically a “theme” is the index.php file and style.css which are there. I checked the code and everything seems to be in order (No obvious mistakes).

Is there anyway to manually activate a template via mySQL to help my debugging efforts? This is driving me nuts. I even tried the exact same theme files on another test WordPress install I have with the same error, missing template. Any more ideas?

I gave it a 5/5

And it’s not that complicated, just takes about 2 minutes to read over the options available. Perhaps using slide menus (slides out from underneath page to show more content) so people aren’t over whelmed with what they see will solve the issue. An example of what I mean by slide menus are what wordpress has for its sub menus e.g. Click on pages and “Edit Page and Add Page” slide out. Perhaps you could integrate a similar idea.

Hope this helps!

Hi,
I’ll try to explain it a little better with some scenarios:

3 Ads – Blog Posts Only = 3 Ads in Posts
3 Ads – Blog Posts + Widget = 3 Ads in Posts + No Widget (most of the time)*
*It should be 2 Blog Posts and widget appearing.

Sometimes the widget appears but it’s very random. My Google Adsense code and account are in good standing as well, but I’ll work around the issue with the new feature you added (only have 2 ads + separate HTML Widget).

Cheers, KICKERMAN360

First Off, this plug-in is by far one of the most useful for WordPress. I have had hardly any issues. However, with the latest update of Easy Adsenser and WordPress it seems the widget ad doesn’t show. Furthermore, ad blocks show on the first 3 blog posts which is as if it isn’t enabled (which it is). I’ve re-installed your plug-in, changed if your link-back is there, changed how it is aligned and made sure the plug-in is enabled but no combination seems to work. Do you have any advice?

BTW I have asuggestion for a feature. It would be good to have an option to say how many ad blocks the user wants, for example, if I manually place an ad block in an area where the easy adsenser can’t cater for (banner near the top of the page etc), I couldn’t limit the ads to 3, it would be 4 since the Easy Adsenser always places 3 ads (or more). Perhaps have options of 1,2 or 3 ads per page with/without widget included?

Cheers