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Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: sitewide tags plugin causes errors when updating posts in sitesI looked at the plugin code (which was installed using the automatic install)
There was a blank line after the final ?> (or at least a carriage return/line feed)
I removed that final line/return.
Retried.
Results were slightly different, but essentially the same: Line 367 instead of 359)
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/famvin/public_html/famvin-org/wp-content/themes/headlines/functions/admin-custom.php on line 367
Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /home/famvin/public_html/famvin-org/wp-content/themes/headlines/functions/admin-custom.php:367) in /home/famvin/public_html/famvin-org/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 934
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: sitewide tags plugin causes errors when updating posts in sitesYes. AFAIK that is the only way to use it.
It is something between the plugin and the theme I think. And only when the post is updated, not on the original post.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: sitewide tags plugin causes errors when updating posts in sitesYeah – I thought so. And, it’s not the theme of the “tags” blog that the plugin creates (that’s set at 2011 right now).
It related to the function from the plugin that posts to the tags blog though because it only occurs when I have the plug activated and functioning.
Thanks – at least I know I’m not totally crazy. Yes, if I update or post something new it comes through. I hope that eventually it will work like I thought it would. I am consolidating several sites into one multi-site install, and it does look funny to have 3 new posts and 200 from 2007 and back.
I’ll give you guys time.
I think this has to do with the migration from standalone sites to multi-site: as posts are updated (even if they are older posts) they begin to show up in the page.
Interesting that is requires the update to trigger a post being included. Good for a fresh start, not so good for something that is migrated.
It’s all the default settings, but the page is here:
https://cmglobal.org/tags/Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: WP Super Cache] DisappointedI am having similar issues with WP sites hosted at pair.com. Overall, I’ve had a long, good run with pair. But, this php-cgiwrap and memory issue. I have had similar responses from pair about using php-cgiwrap. However, I’m skittish about not running under cgi because I have to open too many things up as world writable.
Did the new server setup fix your problems?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t Edit: Site Asking for Name and PasswordAfter searching around, I found someone who said it is often cache related. I disabled super-cache plugin, and now I can edit.
I’m not sure if it will stay fixed if I reenable the cache. I will try to remove the cached files, and re-enable.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t Edit: Site Asking for Name and Passwordno — but the problem started before I upgraded. I was thinking that upgrading to 2.8.2 (I use the svn sw command) would overwrite a bad file. Didn’t work.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t Edit: Site Asking for Name and PasswordWhat do you mean by root file?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t Edit: Site Asking for Name and PasswordIt started on 2.8 (I have updated to 2.8.2 since;
I found a user with a bogus email (I know this because I handle the particular domain that the email claims to be from).
I deleted the user.
I did have trackback comments from a site that had been hacked in the past.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t Edit: Site Asking for Name and PasswordNot before this started — I updated afterward.
I have 2 other sites (other languages) that are the same, and no problem there.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can’t Edit: Site Asking for Name and PasswordYou are not alone. This started on one of my sites last night… wp 2.8
I don’t know whether to look in the code or the database.I too am distressed.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to remove some “Post Revisions” history?I’ve not actually done this, but there is an article with instructions for something like this here:
https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/12/18/8-useful-wordpress-sql-hacks/Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cleaning up after being hacked (wp 2.5)I have changed passwords (wordpress and mysql), added the secret_key (before 2.5.1 hit); ferreted out the group of files (ad_*.php and one other) that were sprinkled through my WP file system. I also just upgraded to 2.5.1
I’d already done almost everything in the Hardening_Wordpress prior to this happening… and my file permissions are pretty tight because my hosting service has php-cgiwrap available, so the web process writes as my files as my username (so I don’t need world writable) — but I think this hack went in through the web so that didn’t really help.
Of course, I’m curious about the security issue that 2.5.1 fixes – I’m suspicious enough that it bit me, but I wasn’t good enough to figure out how.
Thanks for the suggestions – I do wish a developer would pass by and offer help on the Secret option (like, should it be there at all?)