TeckniX

Looking through some of the code and whatnot – Unless you call the above plugins from the directory of wordpress none of the cookies are setup correctly.
Everything is hard-coded in wordpress yet it doesn’t do that.
Same thing happens when you call logout.

Defeats the purpose of the functions if you can only call them from within wordpress. Oh wait people only live with wordpress code!

No one uses a custom login and can help with this??

meh – disregard the unable to edit…

My codex login now works.

Esmi, I understand that this is a community project, but I don’t even see any information about adding information to the doc besides the comments.
It’s not so much the fact that this is a cryptic function that wasn’t documented within the index, but rather something that’s being used by the default theme shipped with wordpress and yet it’s missing from the index.

Sort of makes you think what else was missed?

feel free to share – The email notification should’ve been in the settings

What is the bug/feature you talk about?

btw the issue is in the following file:
wp-content/themes/aspire/functions/sidebar_generator.php

removeLink.setAttribute('href', 'javacript:void(0)');
should be
removeLink.setAttribute('href', 'javascript:void(0)');

Just wondering if you ever found a good solution?

The only thing I could think of, would be to create a new field in the DB and create the extra content editor – this would mean that each page gets the extra box though – not sure if this what you were after.

I’m just starting on WP but if I get anywhere with it, I’ll let you know. Maybe this is worthy of learning how to create plugins? ??

How are you uploading pictures to the content?

It looks like the picture you’ve selected isn’t even in the upload directory.

see:
https://www.robertnelsoninc.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/robertrebeccapic.jpg

Check the uploads folder permissions, and make sure that they are 777
While you’re in there, make sure that pictures you uploads do end up in that folder.

The profile pic isn’t actually in the uploads directory, and that could be why it worked.

I’m guessing for most of you that are reading this, you’re using ie6/7/8, correct?

I found that when using the visual editor and adding an image, a CSS of alignnone was added, since I didn’t want any alignment on my image.

The issue was that alignnone wasn’t declare in my CSS and apparently that didn’t go over well with IE 6/7/8.

So the solution for me was to add:

.alignnone {
	float: none
}

to the style.css and ‘voila!’ image is now being displayed.

Hope this helps!