turtlewin

Thank you! It worked.

Good idea. Thank you.

Thank you for you input Viktor.

I followed your link. At the bottom of the post, it did warn that some plugins are written poorly and may “specify ‘wp-content’ as the path and url in their code, instead of defining them dynamically.”

It would be great if the post show how to modify plugins to work dynamically. If you know of any easy fix, I appreciate your help.

I followed all the recommended fixes except for 1 or 2, so I don’t know what caused my problem. I only assumed it was the wp- prefix since I can’t undo that. I also follow the recommendation to rename wp-content folder.

The only solution I have now is to restore my site back to before I made all the changes. I’m not going to mess around with renaming anything.

Your directions are much easier! Appfog “start-up” page told me to download ruby installer, and I got nervous.

On appfog, the plugin does work….I wonder what’s wrong with my localhost settings.

Anyway. Thanks for the support!

Thanks, I’m trying a different plugin instead.

I did sign up for appfog as suggested, but it’s geared toward SERIOUS programmers versus wordpress easy click and install plugins for newbies like me.

Oops. Nevermind. I figured out how to do it.

I just click the “insert more tag” before the plugin.

I have the same error & found the solution at
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7587989/how-to-fix-php-warning-file-get-contents/7588421#7588421.

Basically – change line 29 to this: if(!is_dir($filename)) $other[$filename] = file_get_contents( $filename );