Mickael

I’ve tried today again and 1 and 2 are sorted now, it seems it was a problem with some sort of caching somewhere…

For 3, I had to go to the database can change the links to point to the new subfolder in the ‘wp_posts’ table, columns ‘post_content’ and ‘guid’. They seemed to load fine from the new locations now.

Cheers

@beaudaignault, thank you very much.

I got confused today when surfing around and reading about https://en.support.wordpress.com/space-upgrade/ and mentions to the Media-Library. But as you said, my sites are self-hosted with a different provider (not with wordpress.com) so I guess that doesn’t apply…

When I asked the question I was thinking that all my media files might be going to wordpress.com but now that you mentioned both posibilities, I think they’re just going directly to my host provider, nothing to do with wordpress.com limitation, isn’t it?

Cheers!

Perfect, thanks for that!

Hi Rick,

I’ve got 6 posts with thumbs_rating associated but I can see 100 entries in the ‘wp_postmeta’ table.

There are 4 columns: meta_id, post_id, meta_key and meta_value.

Which ones are the ones identifying the thumbs_rating? I can’t figure it out…

Managed to have it working in ‘single.php’ now…

Still tweaking it during the next few days, looking good!

Just saw that the following code behaves like that:
<?=function_exists('thumbs_rating_getlink') ? thumbs_rating_getlink() : ''?>

But, how could you put it at the beginning of all posts or pages rather than at the end? I’ve tried putting the code above on the ‘single.php’ file but it doesn’t seem to be executed…

And where are the votes stored in case we need to change the current votes please?

Cheers!

Thank you mdbitz!, I’ll keep an eye for new versions…

Cheers!

+2 for a row of flags, preferably auto-generated from the selected countries ??

I asked for this like 1 year ago but it was difficult at the time…
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-google-ajax-translation-can-the-flags-be-displayed-by-default-instaed-of-the-translate-link?replies=3

Did you manage to sort this out?

I’ve been trying for a while to find a solution but without success so maybe someone knows a trick to achieve this?

Basically, I noticed that I’ve got 1500 pictures under the Uploads folder, I was making back-ups regularly but yesterday I moved to a different web hosts and my surprise was that after uploading the files in the Uploads folder a lot of images were missing, so I realized that the FTP server had not been returning ALL pictures inside that folder in previous backups.

I’ve now seen and marked that I want the files to be organized in YYYY/MM from now on, but… is it possible to somehow organize ALL the already existing 1500 pics with the same structure? ie, like a plugin or something to move all those pics to previous years/months and update all require links?

Thanks for any tip, I don’t want backups to keep failing in the future…

Thanks for the answer. I’ve left it as it is… once you know it’s there, it looks all right!

How did you resolve this then? Any way to clear the wordpress cache?

Nice one, many thanks Scribu!! New build working like a charm… ??