steve7777

I changed register_globals to off in the php.ini file on my ISP and I no longer have a problem.

I was mistaken – Twitter and LinkedIn get the same error message.

You’re correct that the editions were renamed.

If you look at the 5th screenshot (Front-end: Month view of calendar) at https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/screenshots/ you’ll see that Month and Agenda are horizontal. I am using Vortex 1.9.1-standard and the calendar displayed looks nothing like the calendar shown when you go to Appearance -> Calendar Themes in the Dashboard.

This is from the WP_DEBUG log

Fatal error: Call to undefined function sys_getloadavg() in C:\Apache2.2\htdocs\wp-content\plugins\simple-debug\plugin-admin.php on line 777

Call Stack:
0.0856 466168 1. {main}() C:\Apache2.2\htdocs\wp-admin\options-general.php:0
0.1536 558872 2. require_once(‘C:\Apache2.2\htdocs\wp-admin\admin.php’) C:\Apache2.2\htdocs\wp-admin\options-general.php:10
10.4431 70212840 3. do_action() C:\Apache2.2\htdocs\wp-admin\admin.php:151
10.4432 70213784 4. call_user_func_array() C:\Apache2.2\htdocs\wp-includes\plugin.php:406
10.4432 70213832 5. Simple_Debug_Admin->optionsPage() C:\Apache2.2\htdocs\wp-includes\plugin.php:406

Thanks for your quick response. I installed and activated Simple Debug 1.4.3. Unfortunately, I get the same results as I did with 1.4.2.

BTW, I’m looking for a programmatic solution that is transparent to the user, such as something in PHP, JavaScript, etc.

Thanks for your comments.

The users don’t have their own sites. The following (hopefully) explains what I am trying to accomplish.

1. The same group of pages with the same basic structure for each user but content that is user specific. This could include a profile page, etc. The login/register page and user pages would reside at https://domain.

2. The same group of pages with the same basic structure for each sub-site but content that is sub-site specific. This could include forums, videos, documents, etc., so the structure of the sub-site pages would be very different than the user pages. Every user would have access to every sub-site. The sub-sites would reside at https://domain/subsite1, https://domain/subsite2, etc.

3. One installation of WordPress.

4. To be able to add or change a sub-site page once so that every sub-site automatically realizes the same addition or change without having to do it for every individual sub-site.

If I want the following pages for each sub-site, how would this be done using categories? Forums, Audio, Videos, Documents, etc. I may also want a common header on each sub-site but a sub-header that is sub-site specific.

Access forums, audio/video, documents, etc. on the subsites. More as site evolves.

I want domain/sub-site1, domain/sub-site2, etc. for the sub-sites. Possibly just domain for a login/register page and the “common” site with profiles, etc.