Shawn Hooper

Thanks @3lancer !

That’ll do the trick for now.

Cheers.
Shawn

@greeso – As a temporary fix until the next update to this plugin, I added a custom rewrite rule to my .htaccess so that (in my case) /wp/wp-content/ requests were forwarded to the right location.

RewriteRule ^wp/wp-content/(.*)$ /wp-content/$1 [R=301,NC,L]

Adjust as needed.

I was just about to suggest replacing site_url() with home_url() as that would have fixed the problem I’m having with using WordPress as a Composer dependency in a subfolder. But greeso’s suggestion of getting wp-content with a function like content_url() make more sensse.

Hi @housegig,

I realized there was an error in my original response. The folder where the images are uploaded are normally made up of the year and month…. my example above should have shown:

/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/

In your case, this is probably different. If you’ve uploaded your files in the last few days, it would be /wp-content/uploads/2015/12/ (Although I’ve tried that, and can’t find the file… maybe you deleted it?)

I hope that sets you in the right direction.

Cheers.
Shawn

Thank you for taking care of this so quickly! Much appreciated.

Issue resolved, it turns out to have been the Javascript code was blocking the updating of the post status dropdown.

Thanks! I’d been looking for this under Settings, not Tools ??

I would suggest that Draft be made the default setting though. I suspect many people will only discover this after accidentally publishing the duplicate post before it’s ready.

Uwe,

Great. If the plugins don’t fix it, I would also suggest switching your theme to one of the default themes (TwentyFifteen for example) to see if that clears it up. Process of elimination.

Cheers.

Hi inlinerbutch,

Not really an answer to your question, but more some things to try to narrow down the problem:

Looking at that part of the core code, the warnings are being thrown in relation to doing a taxonomy query. Out of curiosity, have you been able to associate these errors with loading a specific page/post on your site? (Maybe looking at the access log for the same timestamp as the PHP warning in the error log)

If you’re able to trigger this error, then my next suggestion would to be turn off any plugins on the site, and see if the warning still occurs. It’s likely that there’s a plugin making use of the WP_Query class that’s causing this. If the error persists without any plugins running, then I’d say it’s a bug in core, and would raise it in Trac (the issue tracker for Core).

Also, what version of PHP is running on the server?

Hi thenoesis,

You can find instructions on customizing the “Read More” text here:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Customizing_the_Read_More#Customizing_the_.22more.E2.80.A6.22_text

Cheers.

WordPress has built in “archive” pages for each category of post (like “Baby”). You’ll find that if you’re looking at any one of your posts, and click on the category name.

If you wanted to customize the look of that archive page, you could create a custom archive template in your theme (https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Creating_an_Archive_Index)

You’re welcome Roy. That’s what we’re here for.

Hi Roy,

1. I would set both to https://hotzone.mobi without the www. in it.
2. Try going to https://hotzone.mobi/wp-login.php and logging from there.

Hi Roy,

The value for your site URL is stored in the wp_options table in your database.

If you can get into your database with a tool like phpMyAdmin you can edit into that table and change the value. If you’re unsure how to do that, there’s a couple other tricks you can use to override the invalid address. Read this document for a full understanding:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_The_Site_URL

Shawn

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