justmattb

This appears to do the trick:

/*-----------------------------------------------------*/
/** Add calendar events to loop                       **/
/*-----------------------------------------------------*/
function add_post_types_to_loop($query) {
    if ($query->is_main_query() && $query->is_front_page()) {
        $query->set('post_type', array('post', 'ai1ec_event'));
    }
}
add_action('pre_get_posts', 'add_post_types_to_loop');

Now the question is… how do I exclude specific categories (i.e. for imported holiday calendars)? Anybody?

https://www.justusbarkers.com/photos

To clarify, headers/footer/content area loads, but the images are not there.

No, you don’t need any FTP stuff. All you need to do is download the zip file for the version you want to use. Then when you go to Plugins > Add New, you click on the Upload link at the top. You then upload the file you just downloaded. Be sure to delete the broken one first.

Now I get this (with 2.11) when I try to visit the plugin’s settings tab:

Fatal error: Class ‘ContentVipersVideoQuicktags’ not found in /home/menscafe/public_html/wp-content/plugins/autochimp/autochimp-plugins.php on line 247

JohnMikal – you can download version 2.02 from the plugin’s developer tab. As I understand it, the newer version (when fixed), will only run on PHP 5.3 or higher.

As soon as I activate the plugin (takes the site down).

Just to be sure, I even deleted AutoChimp completely and reinstalled from the repository and still get the same thing.

Yes, it is there.

Forced my site to use php 5.3, but then got this error:

Fatal error: Class ‘SyncBuddyPress’ not found in /mypath/public_html/wp-content/plugins/autochimp/autochimp-plugins.php on line 220

5.2.17

Actually, it looks like as soon as I changed my forums from “private” to “public”, the redirect works fine and sends everything back to the main page. So, for me at least, this plugin seems to work fine with BuddyPress.

Hmmm… Kinda seems to work for me w/ BuddyPress 1.7.2. When trying to get to the main /forums page, it redirects me like it should. When trying to access the other /forums/forum pages, it just sends me to a 404 page. So, while it may not work perfectly, right now it appears that it at least protects the pages from being viewed. Still doing some more testing, though.

What crap! I spent so many hours yesterday chasing my tail between my hosting provider and CloudFlare trying to figure out what the heck was going on. As a last ditch effort, I installed the P3 Plugin and it immediately identified WP Maintenance Mode as the bottleneck. Now I just wish I could get that time back…

I’m wondering the same thing. Anybody know how you would set WooCommerce up to auto-generate SKUs?

Went in, changed .htaccess permissions to writeable then disabled the plugin. Re-enabled the plugin and removed write access to .htaccess again. So far, that seems to have cleared up the issue. Strange.