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That’s a very complete answer, Nintechnet. Thanks!

Thanks for the reply, Nintechnet!
I did take the suggestion NinjaFirewall made to use .user.ini.
Is the .htaccess code simply not needed?
Best wishes, Art

It looks like I misidentified the server type. I should have used suPHP, not CGI-FastCGI. It’s working now!

On second thought, setting up an off-line version of the site would require using WAMP or XAMP, so I think I’ll skip that!

It’d be neat to have an automated way to create an HTML or PDF doc of the library’s listing.

Hi, Charlie!

Yes, that’s exactly the X idea. It would make multiple searches a lot easier.

Originally I was thinking of creating a paper list of the movies, but now I’ll set up an offline copy of the site. I didn’t realize hat was possible. Thanks, Charlie!

Okay. I see now that the data is visible in phpMyAdmin. Because each metadata item is listed separately, downloading one table wouldn’t give an easy listing of titles, genres, run-times, actors.

Is there a way to get a simple listing of the movies that I can use off-line?

Perhaps one possibility for the first question above would be to download a table from the database and convert it to an Excel file, but I wasn’t able to find it using phpMyAdmin. Where is the movie data stored?

That sounds great! I was already looking forward to version 3.0, and this adds even more to look forward to! Thanks, Charlie!

Oh, nice! You’re tops, Charlie! Thanks for your reply.
#1 and #3 are definitely the biggies. I can see how #2 could be useful in case there was an error of some sort.

I’m doing psychotherapy with kids and adults, and one of the kinds of therapy I’m learning to do is neurofeedback (biofeedback using EEG signals from the brain). I was going to use a paper list to give clients an option of which movies they can watch during neurofeedback sessions. When I found your plug-in, I was really pleased by the quality of the thought that you put into its design.

The worse part of this project will be pre-screening each DVD for appropriateness! At first I thought that’d be a fun thing, and it is, but not with 200-300 DVDs!

Thanks again,
Art

Hmmm. Maybe it was only in the style.css for tiny-forge-child-theme-example. I’m not seeing this problem in the main style.css for the latest release.
Or it may have been that I deleted it!

You’re good! Thanks again!

Thanks, Tomas, that worked!

I understand that using the child theme protects my changes from being overwritten when the theme is updated. Do the functions and other parts in the child theme ever have to be updated because of changes in the theme? Or are they relatively stable/unchanging?

I see now that the 1st problem (wp-admin/updated=true goes to 404 page) happens with both Firefox and IE.

The 2nd (after submitting a comment I get a blank page and the hidden duplicate comment message) happens only with Firefox.

Any idea what’s up?