Skeary

Also I ran a bash script to detect whitespace at the beginning or end of a file:
for f infind . -type f`; do
for t in head tail; do
$t -1 $f |egrep ‘^[ ]*$’ >/dev/null && echo “blank line at the $t of $f”;
done;
done`

It found a lot of blank space at the tail of PHP files in modules, but there were inside of <?php tags so I imagine that should be fine.

Also a number at the head of css and js files, but that should’t be a problem.

It is on an internal test environment. Do you have any idea about the last paragraph in my question? That’s the one that has me most confused

Got it working! Just some errors in my code.

Hmm. I may look into that at some point but I don’t have time right now.
Do you know if the ‘saved’ image is saved anywhere? If I edit an image.. where is the original of that? I would want to link to that..

Both images in the post I just wrote are doing it.

Any idea what could be going on here?

That was the source of the error I was getting as well.

Oh I get it now.. the theme I had hid the link to the front end group admin screen so I didn’t even know it existed til now!

Ya it is currently on the primary page of a multisite install.

I have to do all options for the network as a whole?

I have done a little more digging.

Mysite on the default theme with all plugins deactivated except Theme My Login: It redirects to wp-login.php on login error.

Another of my blogs that has not many plugins installed: Shows errors on the custom login page as expected.

The only thing that Mysite has different is that it is using multisite. I have read that Theme My Login now supports multisite.. but could this be the issue??

Same here

That did it, thanks! Didn’t notice it snuck in there..

Looks like get_posts() was the way to go.

I would have rather gone by category name, but this will have to do.

that’s what I thought.. themes\default\sidebar.php.. but that sidebar.php has a number things like “You are currently browsing the archives for the X category” that don’t show up when I don’t have a sidebar.php in my theme’s directory, but do show up if I don’t have any sidebar defined other than in functions php doing widgets..

right now my installation of wp does not have a searchform.php anywhere… i see some themes on other installations that do, but i was wondering where the default is defined so I can nab that code and modify it?

thanks

you’re good! lol yeah.. i shoulda realized.. it’s 43, not 1.

thanks a lot for the fix.

i dunno if it’s just me but the codex seems a bit hard to locate things in.