Stever12

Hi Taylor – I have been receiving the same error message. Unfortunately, the various fixes that people have mentioned have not worked for me, and I don’t understand what you intend for us to do in your message to strontium:

[Thu Mar 05 16:57:50.786223 2015] [:error] [pid 6977:tid 140268405720832] [client ::1:52965] PHP Deprecated: Automatically populating $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA is deprecated and will be removed in a future version. To avoid this warning set ‘always_populate_raw_post_data’ to ‘-1’ in php.ini and use the php://input stream instead. in Unknown on line 0, referer: https://localhost/theme1/wp-admin/post.php?post=5&action=edit

Can you correct your php.ini file as instructed?

Thanks, Sivar. That was the easiest resolution of a problem I’ve had in quite a long time. And the one line of code replaces a bunch more.

Steve

Hey, I figured it out! I needed to put it into the stylesheet.

Cool.

Thanks, Monkeypup.

Thanks, but I need some “fine tuning.” I put this after <div id=”signup”> and before <h2>, both of which came before the link <a href etc.

What I saw on the sidebar was:

#signup a{ color: red !important; }

in front of the link.

Hi – I am still looking for an answer to my question, two posts before this. It’s long, so don’t want to copy it here. Confirmation that this is how this works would be most helpful.
S.

Hi. I have a similar problem, maybe the same. I came looking for an answer, though I have an idea that might help.

First, I’m running WP2.0.2 with Subscribe2 V2.2.

As administrator, I receive 2 emails when I post, both look exactly the same, with an excerpt. I can’t tell whether it’s in plain text or HTML. My settings request the full HTML text, which I’m obviously not getting.

I have 10 people who “registered” as users of the site (allowing comments). It looks like only 1 of the 10 also took the second action to “subscribe” to the newsletter.

What I find confusing is that when a registered user attempts to subscribe, the message tells them to “You may manage your subscription options from your profile. Click here to manage your subscription settings.” When one clicks on that link, it looks like the user had already been subscribed to HTML Full text and all they were doing is managing it.

I think it is deceiving. My best guess is that registered users are not actually subscribed to the newsletter until they click on that link in the subscribe page (the one telling them to manage their subscription in their profile).

But this is hard to check out without sending out new posts to test this out.

I hope this is helpful.

Can anyone tell me if I’m on track?

I got the answer from my host:
You have hotlink protection enabled but you have not added the domain successinacademe.com to the permitted hosts. Once you do that the images will be fine.

Apparently, he did that, and the images are now visible.

So it goes.
Thanks for everyone who read and everyone who helped.
Steve

One additional discovery:
In Firefox, right-clicking on the box that says “Current Theme Preview”, I get a big FORBIDDEN You don’t have permission to access /wp-content/themes/default/screenshot.png on this server.

I’ve been playing with all permissions all evening. All the folders are 755 and all the files, including screenshot.png, are 644.

I appreciate your help, and would love to discover the answer tonight, but I must hit the sack. Check it out in the morning.

PHP version 4.4.1
WordPress version 2.0