Franklyn Monk

Thanks, that was exactly it.

I guess my host upgraded php versions, I just noticed my that my .htaccess was updated to point to php 8, which…I didn’t even know was a thing, until just now.

I rolled back to an earlier .htaccess file that sets ea-php74 as the default php language, and it’s working now… I wonder if that’s enough?

I guess I should check with my host to see how long they’ll support php 7

• This reply was modified 1 year ago by Franklyn Monk.

toggled off display_errors to disabled and that fixed the issue

Perfect! I just started having the same issue on the same host and this fixed it. Thanks so much for following up

gabrielroth:

Have you tried disabling the Tumblr widget? Does the problem persist when you do?

The problem goes away when the widget is disabled.

Hey, I got more information that might help diagnose the problem. I just noticed that the parent theme’s and my child theme’s styles are each being loaded twice under different slugs. I don’t know why. But it’s annoying, and probably hitting my server performance.

Same here, in fact it’s why I dropped by. It is the stylesheet, when I disable stylesheets in my webbrowser the bare info is there.

Thanks!

I figured out there’s a conflict with W3 Total Cache 0.9.2.4.

I can run either Organize Series or W3 Total Cache individually, but not at the same time. And Total Cache hasn’t be officially tested under WP 3.4.2. So that’s probably the problem.

I am also having a problem with W3 Total Cache and WP 3.4.2, all my admin screens are blank—but only if I also have Organize Series plugin installed.

Right on!

I’m much further along than I would have been without your input. I’ve been looking for an excuse to learn more about arrays so I’m gonna take this opportunity to hit the books for a while and see if I can’t wrangle something up over the weekend.

If anyone knows of a good php resources I’d love to add them to my own, I generally hit php.net and stackoverflow, are there any other good ones?

I struggle to stay above water in the submarine’s wake. Its violent dive caught me off guard and I smashed my head on the bow of my fishing troller. Struggling for breath and hold, blood stains my vision and I can no longer tell which way is up. ??

I do not understand building the array $cat_id_assigned. SELECT is some kinda crazy SQL command, right? So I’ll need to find how to select sql objects in php and add them to an array? I can do that, but before I start is that the basic idea?

$content won’t be empty if the post has any other categories assigned to it.

I managed to kludge something together with that example.
$content doesn’t have exactly what I want but I made due. The code below appends an icon to the list if it descends from Poems. Next step is to see if that subcategory has an image; I’m digging through the plug-in code to see if I can find something to grab on to (if not I’m playing with querying $content for partial url to “poems/” to tell me if it’s linked to something under poems/ which is ugly even to me).

So…here’s some code that does kinda what I want but not really.

// Generic drafts category icon
function bm_noicon($content) {
	if (post_is_in_descendant_category(19)) {
	$content =$content.'<a title="Poems" href="/index.php?cat=19"><img class="caticon" src="https://asoulinprogress.quasigentsia.com/wp-content/themes/styleless2/images/caticons/ensolrg.png" width="32" height="32" alt="Drafts"></a>';
	}
	return $content;
}
add_filter('category_icons', 'bm_noicon');

If your curious about the post_is_in_descendant_category function, it’s from here.

It took me a while to find it too, here’s what you do:

From the WordPress dashboard go to Posts / Category Icons.

From there you can set the icon directory. You leave the path fields blank and any images in the Media Library will be available, or you can choose a custom path and upload to it out side of WordPress.

Next head to the Icons setting page (the link is under the Category Icons header.)

Pick a category you want to add an image to. The dropdown boxes list the images in the path you defined earlier.

Ah, indeed! I am suffering from poor spatial separation… I didn’t realize there’s best-practices regarding trails.

I’ll reconsider my site to see if I can incorporate standard breadcrumbs before I hack out the current item.

Thanks for the info, it’s very useful!
(Also, thanks for the wonderful plugin!)

WP 3.3
Organize Series 2.3.9
PHP 5.2.17
Issue persists with Twenty-eleven 1.3

Ah, it’s a conflict with one of my plug-ins. I’ll test them against Organize Series one at a time and see which is at fault, I’ll report back, probably tomorrow, with the info.

Thanks!

@eserrano
Same here, last update didn’t resolve the error. I verified it with Safari and Chrome.