robbiegod

i scanned my site and all that with those tools you suggested. I do see some loading time issues, but i am not seeing anything that should cause the 500 errors. With this particular website there is alot of legacy code in the pages and we are in the process of rewriting the whole website.

I was more interested to see if others had experienced 500 errors as common part of the website.

Sorry if i did not provide enough info, i meant to keep my question generic to see what would be the most common things to look for on a wordpress website where you get 500 errors very frequently.

So thank you for your answer — i did use all of the tools and there were a few things that it caught that i fixed, but still my site which is getting no traffic because its on a development domain still shows 500 server errors.

I will talk to my webhost to see what they suggest.

something like this might work:

body, html {
margin:0px;
padding:0px;
}

That will zero the margin and padding on the page.

I deleted my website and installed wordpress fresh. I put my theme files backup. I even deleted my database after taking and cleaning a backup. I did find alot of junk in my database that was hidden inside of divs with a display:none style. So if you are seeing hidden things what I searched for was <div style=”display: in my SQL file.

Now, i’m reimported my database.

I’m using google webmaster tools and when i do the fetch as google, I’m still seeing Pharmacy ads in the page that it retrieves.

So, is that accurate? Will i always see that because thats what is cached or do i need to keep searching for junk in my database and my files?

What version of the plugin were you using? @llp, you say it made a mess on your blog. What do you mean by that?

ok so i was playing with v1.9.11 and i still can’t get it to work exactly right, but i did find some new things.

Going to a page in wp-admin, you see a Add Media button above the content box. There you can create a gallery (though i don’t see how exactly), you can set the featured image (except you cant choose a photo from NGG Gallery as a featured image, so thats kind of a problem), but you can choose a photo from NGG Gallery and insert it into a post.

Have you seen this?

Man, i wish wordpress would make one screen for the media manager. You’ll see this screen is similar to the new set featured image screen except the set featured image screen has less option. Why? Why not give us all of the options on both screens?

So now, sadly, i am moving the images i had in NGG to the media library so its less confusing when they go to do updates.

The main reason i used ngg was for its bulk uploader and ability to create galleries. Looks like wordpress media manager might make this plugin slightly absolete for most users. ??

I still think the gallery plugin is the best option but right now its cut off from the core of wordpress, so that is a major problem. Hope they can address it.

Does version 1.9.11 fix this issue?

My issued turned out to be a variable conflict. I renamed my variables in my script and it worked. Post some code, I maybe can help you.

We use the WPML plugin and we made two quizzes. One for English and one for Spanish. I noticed when looking in the mTouch Quiz plugin lang folder that some of the files are not named correctly.

For example, the “mtouchquiz-es.mo” and “mtouchquiz-es.po” files are not correctly named. Both of these files should be “mtouchquiz-es_ES.mo” and “mtouchquiz-es_ES.po”.

Renaming the files immediately displayed the spanish text, so that was the missing link with out problem.

I would double check that your language files are named correctly.

will podpress work with podcasts that are on iTunes?

oh btw, i was able to add google comment box and it did work, but i removed it from the website because i would prefer to use WP comments.

If anyone has the solution, let us know, for now i have shelved the possibility of adding comments.

There is a plugin to add ratings for nextgen already I think its called NextGen Gallery Ratings — I had seen a post saying that it is a similar thing.

Rob

WP Comments are linked to the post.

So, all you would do is when you add a post, click the Add Image button from WYSIWYG when you go to post something and then insert the photo from your nextgen gallery there.

This would add comments to the photo because now the photo is in a post…

I don’t like this method because seems like alot of manual work.

Rob

and how would you add comment capabilities to each image? I been trying to figure this out but can not.

I have comments on the gallery page, but not the individual image pages.

actually, i was able to add Google Connect Comment Box to my blog, but i would rather add WP Comments to the pages, still looking for a solution to this. anyone got a tip for me?

I do not like the NextGen Gallery method of making a page for each photo, which is one method to getting the comments to work.

i wonder if you could add Google Connect Comment box to the individual photo pages and maybe output the pictureID to make the comments unique, i suppose a similar technique could also work in WordPress, but we’d have to modify the comment table. hmm…any update on this?