Rhys Wynne

Hi

Admin > Settings > WP Email Capture > Delete the individual email addresses in the right hand buttons.

Should be okay. Any problems, please use the contact form on the site to contact me (I rarely check these forums).

Cheers ??

Hi!

Yeah it is possible. You’d need to make sure the blog processes the signups (so it’d bounce people to your blog):-

https://www.facebook.com/gospelrhys is run with WP Email Capture.

Just copy & paste the form from your blog onto wherever you want it to be ??

Next to each email address on the options screen (not on the dashboard), there’s a button to delete said email from the database.

Hi,

To get it to work on your page, you need to either

a) put in [wp_email_capture_form] within a post

or

b) include it as a widget within the site (Appearance > Widgets – drag it to the right hand column).

Let me know if you get stuck ??

Hmmmm…..seems a bit of an odd one that, it’d be great if you could disable categories from that.

Just tested it a few times, and one which I have noticed that if you set a category and publish it, then add it to a new category and save the post, it changes the permalink. This has all sorts of ramifications from an SEO perspective, and not particularly helpful!

Incidentally, I managed to fix this.

There was a seldom updated plugin I had running (WP-Amazon), which was causing grief. It had used ajax which had screwed up the system.

Thanks for your advice hotkee ??

I’ve tried looking at the .htaccess (can’t log in to my blog but can’t look at the url’s) via ftp and it’s empty. Plus I’ve had the standard url’s, no mod rewriting, so don’t think it’s that.

More and more I think about it it’s a hosting issue.

Hmmm….

WordPress does allow https://www.’s before a domain name, this is done by how your domain is listed in the backend of WordPress (is it https://domain.com or https://www.domain.com/?)

Both sites are equally likely to rank from an SEO purpose, and WordPress is great at redirecting one to another. The only issue would be linking (say all your internal links were domain.com instead of https://www.domain.com), as Google could get confused, but as WordPress handles the redirection, there’s not a huge problem really.

Fixed it ??

There was hotlink protection on the main site in the .htaccess file, so that when the subdomain referenced the domain, the .htaccess saw it wasn’t part of the allowed domains, so it was blocked.

Commented out of the main file, and it works now ??

Another thing, if I am at blog.domain.com and click “view background image” for the header, the address bar goes to blog.domain.com/images/header.jpg but the image doesn’t display (getting the “The requested URL /[F,NC] was not found on this server.” error above).

However, if I open up a new window and type into the address bar “blog.domain.com/images/header.jpg”, the image displays fine!?!?!

Not entirely sure if it’s a .htaccess thing, because there is no htaccess on the server (I removed it as the permalinks weren’t working, that’s job 2 **grumbles**)

Close. The clues in the answer, had a similar problem ??

Brian’s threaded comments creates a temporary varable “$c”, so using your code, replace $comment with $c, like this:-

<div style="float: right; margin: 3px;"><?php echo get_avatar( $c, $size = '32' ); ?></div>

That got it for me ??

Thanks Otto, with a little bit of playing, this is what you should put (should you ever need it)

<?php
$url_bits = parse_url($comment->comment_author_url);
$url = str_replace("www." , "", $url_bits['host']);
?>
			<a href="<?php comment_author_url(); ?>"><?php echo $url; ?></a>,

I’ve just had another e-mail from my host. They say even with SK2 and bad behaviour I’m still using far more cpu time than I should be (as a matter of fact, it’s gone from
Average CPU% of 1.99 4.31 (I’m not great on deciphering it).

Any help would be greatfully appreciated.

Yes, just this second (when you posted your reply ;))

Bascially, what I think went wrong (and the most logical explanation) was my host had misconfigured PHP, and had put it right.

Either way, I think that’s the most logical explanation. Thanks for your help anyway macbrink!