mort3n

Hi buddhatunes

Is the plugin working when Picatcha is deactivated?

Under what circumstances can’t you access wp-login.php? What error do you get?

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Mort3n

Hi,

Welcome to WP ??

Here’s my take on your question.

1) No go.
2) No go.
3) If you want to really learn WP, then this is the (hard) way.
4) The good solution.

In the repository you can find a number of popular events plugins that will do what you need:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search.php?q=events

An Events plugin will generally define a custom post type, provide an UI for creating an event and a (number of) way(s) to display events.

To learn to tweak WP, one way is to go through a simple, popular plugin consulting the Codex all along. Guess that would be 3) + 4).

Hope this gets you started ??

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Mort3n

Hi @jferguson

There are a number of plugins for extending user profiles available in the plugin repository.

One of them, which should solve your need even in the free version, is

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/user-meta/

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Mort3n

Hi @webdevguy23

I think you can achieve this using permalinks.

Have a look at the Codex page on permalinks
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Using_Permalinks

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Mort3n

@ak14

@julienne gave a good suggestion.

Have a look at the Codex page for ways to accomplish this.
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_The_Site_URL

Hope this helps

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Mort3n

You’re welcome ??

If the problem persists, then perhaps go to the plugin support forum for author help.

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Mort3n

@raider10

Just a thought…

What settings do you have under Settings->General Site URL and WP URL?

Did you have a static file site before? If not, then what?

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Mort3n

As I understand the proposed solution, you simply need to browse some pages on your site to actually give the Analytics plugin some data to work with. This should resolve the problem.

Give it a try ??

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Mort3n

Hi herrb1

A solution to a similar problem was suggested here

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-site-performance-getting-error-as-data-columns-for-axis-0-cannot-be-of-type-string?replies=2

Hope this helps

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Mort3n

OK.

Strange for the error to occur spontaneously.

It seems that the error often occurs when a plugin is a bit too aggressive accessing permalink.

One way to debug is:

* FTP into your site
* remove all plugins (copy to your harddrive)
* verify that site is up running
-> if not running, then it’s your theme or your WP install
* add plugins one at a time, verify site running after each one
-> the plugin that reintroduces the error is the culprit and you can seek support for that plugin

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Mort3n

Hi djacks84

What action did you perform just before the error occurred?

If you just activated a plugin, then use FTP to log in to your host and remove that plugin folder.

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Mort3n

Hi @breity10

The function get_home_path() is defined in wp-admin/includes/file.php

Reference:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/get_home_path

So, I suggest you verify that you have this file in your installation. It’s WP core, so it should be ??

Hope this gets you started.

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Mort3n

Hi per4mance

Thanks for your feedback.

Please try upgrading to version 1.1.3.

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Mort3n

Hi yukiko-kawa

Thanks for your feedback!

Please try upgrading to version 1.1.3 which should resolve your problem.

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Mort3n

Hi miketun

Thanks for the feedback!

Please try upgrading to version 1.1.3 which should take care of the issue you experienced.

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Mort3n