ldelre

Installed a new different website, same problem. Surprising that nobody else has this problem. How can I get my new text on the button to stick? It always reverts to the default text. This is a front page issue.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by ldelre.

3 week follow-up: It’s still working! Thank you!

Yes, and I also just upgraded to FREE 1.6.62. Using PLUGIN ( 1.6.97)

Maybe the new upgrade will work. I just changed the button to “Ionut” for the heck of it for now. ?? I expect it will disappear as well, but don’t worry, I’ll remove it if it doesn’t go away. Thanks again!

I can’t tell. The only plugin that mentions a cache is the Wordfence plugin. I had to add extra security because others were trying too hard to hack in. I did disable it temporarily after your post, and it made no difference.

I haven’t added any new plugins, and the countdown was working fine with the ones I’ve had, until now.

How would I clear the website cache?

Thank you.

I’m having the same problem, I think. I have lost graphics, but the numerals still show.

https://nrcmepracticetest.org/

I tried the force load css option, and tried the shortcode in the the widget spot using a text widget, and that just showed up as text on the above page, so I removed it.

I’m not sure when this started happening. The last time I checked the site was a couple of months ago.

Well, I learned a few things today. Blog RSS’s are meant for posts. I guess I missed that in the small print.
I just found the right plugin, and now my pages are all going into the feed. The free plugin I used is called: RSS Includes Pages. It is free, and available via wordpress’s plugin uploads. It is automatic. If you want to see how it works, you can take a look at the site I was working on: https://laser-book.com Now, instead of a useless blank post, I actually have an RSS feed for my “all-page/no-post” website. Yay.

I ran into the same problem. I got rid of all the white lines in the .php files in the theme folder. I deactivated all my plugins. I screwed around with various things all afternoon, trying not to get frustrated. All the threads here, I thought, then… I ran into this one:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/rss-feed-page-not-found-4

It turns out that I needed to have a post, so I made a blank one. Now the RSS works. See, my site is made up of pages, not posts. Now I have an RSS feed with nothing on it.

If you know about this basic “thing”, I guess I look stupid. But I really had no way of knowing. Is there any way to have a feed for my pages? Or is that just not reasonable?

OK, I have an update. A couple of important things:

1. Settings > static page radio button chosen > but no page selected.
2. Redirection plugin took what I put in, and changed it to:

“Source URL” : /
“Target URL” : https://mydomain.com/page_I_want_to_see_the_Full_URL_In

Everything appears to be working fine, and I see the complete URL in the address bar.

Regarding Google, it’s a mystery why they prefer the domain only rather than the full URL sometimes, but they just do. ::-)

The switch doesn’t seem to effect Google rankings. One just replaces the other in the same spot, from what I’ve seen.

The Page Links To plugin did not do the job for me, but since I already had the “Redirection” plugin: https://urbangiraffe.com/plugins/redirection/

I tried a couple things, and it looks like this worked: I deleted the blank Home page, then I went to Redirection and I redirected: https://mydomain.com to: http:mydomain.com/Static_page_I_want_to_see_the_Full_URL_In/

It looks like its working so far. If you want to take a look, it’s at:

laser-book.com

This worked for me:

wp-options > option_name > widget_text

Removed the widget_text, as advised.

Oh come on, someone has a clue. I’ve checked the manual and I can’t find it. I know it has to do with dis-similar databases, but where is it in the manual?

I had the exact same problem with a site at Verio, and I used “bigdump” I got at: https://www.ozerov.de/bigdump.php
It wouldn’t transfer my edited .sql file, where I had updated the links, but it did transfer my original sql.gz file.

Until then, all I got was a blank wordpress blog. It is the limitation on import size that apparently seems to stop the whole thing from getting through. What is puzzling is how I got a completely perfect blank wordpress site until then.

Now I am trying to do the same thing on GoDaddy’s servers. I can’t get it to work for some reason. It’s my headache of the day. I get a syntax error.