MarsHottentot

Anyone?

“If I can can”
lol. You don’t wanna see that!

Okay, I just checked the site and when you hover on the images they are still pointing to the old address. What file do I need to edit inside of WP beyond the XML WP backup? If I can can figure that out – this topic will be resolved, I think!

Yes. And the first two times I did it incorrectly – once had an extra backslash and the next time I spelled the URL wrong – that’s me in crisis mode!

Now it goes mysite.com/wp-content/uploads/year/month/image.jpg. I kept it ‘ugly’ as the blog is one small part of my job and I just try to keep its maintenance minimal.

I really think losing that sql file is what messed this up, as the address change should have fixed it, correct?

Before I moved my site I had a similar issue regarding images and the problem was in the htaccess file – a problem I ended up farming out and paying to get fixed (the third party I paid found the htaccess problem – not me I was stumped).

Heres the site. If you click on the first image box / area the image appears – but only because I linked it in the post editor.

Thank you for taking the time to help me!

Thank you Samboll. Spelling it out is drag (to put it mildly), I know, but I am writer – I didn’t anything about code until I started using WP – I really needed someone to do that for me. Much appreciated. I think you just solved my problem.

Sure, but where in the back up was this added? I just searched through my files by FTP and this line didn’t appear anywhere, so it likely has nothing to do with my theme (neither sidebar carries this particular line of code – should it?).

Forgive me if my comments are gobbledygook – I’m lost in the wilderness here!

But where? I have the same error and I looked for this INSERT INTOwp_optionsVALUES (78, 0, 'sidebars_widgets', in my Theme editor (Son of Blue) and found nothing like that command.

Is there anywhere else I can go to get help? This place is too crowded and I need this fixed as it’s my job. Thank you for all your help to this point!

Line 852 reads as follows:

if ( empty($wp_registered_sidebars[$index]) || !array_key_exists($index, $sidebars_widgets) || !is_array($sidebars_widgets[$index]) || empty($sidebars_widgets[$index]) )

Anyone?

Alright. My widgets page is gone (not the php mind you, just access to the widgets page online).

Shane, thanks for the response – the above line isn’t in the widget-php either. Perhaps that’s part of the problem?

Here are my ‘array_key_exist’ lines, should they reveal anything:

( array_key_exists( $this->number, $instance ) )

( !array_key_exists(‘_multiwidget’, $settings) )

array_key_exists($index, $sidebars_widgets)

( array_key_exists($widget, $wp_registered_widgets) )

( array_key_exists( $id, $sidebars_widgets ) )

Again, thanks for the help!

Okay, I get the common error:
Warning: array_key_exists(): The second argument should be either an array or an object in “wp-includes/widgets.php on line 852“.

However, I have no clue how to fix this. The ‘DB_CHARSET’, ‘utf8’ solution is no where to be found in the widget-php. I’m sorry, I’m more a writer than a programmer, so all of this is kind of a mystery to me.

Any help would be massively appreciated!

Can 1 more Windows user and 1 more Mac user please check and report their findings? Thanks.

And, yes, the caches have been cleared. Oh yeah, Statpress spider count = 198288 for TODAY.

Really? Hmm, it isn’t working on any of the computers here (Firefox 3 / Safari). We’re all on Macs and you’re on a PC…? Curious.

Thanks for the response RVoodoo!