Derek Herman

thats because whatever is after the last <?php at the end is not shown and therefore if you don’t have a closing ?> it will not work.

Whats your error?

you are adding this code above your other nav parts and before any php tags but directly after the nav ul?

<li<?php if (is_home()) { echo ' class="current-cat"'; } ?>>
  <a href=<?php get_option('home'); ?>">
    <span>Home</span>
  </a>
<li>

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-e-commerce/ might be ok if you don’t care about drag and drop of widgets (seems to break that feature).

Man the forum kept removing parts of the code, it’s fixed now I think.

the <?php was in the wrong place

<!-- header -->
  <div id="header-wrap">
   <div id="header" class="block-content">
      <!-- main navigation -->
     <div id="nav-wrap1">
      <div id="nav-wrap2">
        <ul id="nav">
          <li<?php if (is_home()) { echo ' class="current-cat"'; ) ?>>
            <a href=<?php get_option('home'); ?>">
              <span>Home</span>
            </a>
          <li>

     <?php if((get_option('show_on_front')<>'page') && (get_option('arclite_topnav')<>'categories')) {
           if(is_home() && !is_paged()){ ?>
            <li id="nav-homelink" class="current_page_item"><a>" title="<?php _e('You are Home','arclite'); ?>"><span><?php _e('Home','arclite'); ?></span></a>
           <?php } else { ?>
            <li id="nav-homelink"><a>" title="<?php _e('Click for Home','arclite'); ?>"><span><?php _e('Home','arclite'); ?></span></a>
          <?php
           }
          } ?>
         <?php

then you need to login to your server and delete it from your account center, cPanel or Plesk (whatever you have) and/or change the permissions. The folder is probably owned by root and your ftp can’t delete it.

better yet, this will work with your CSS

<li<?php if (is_home()) { echo ' class="current-cat"'; ) ?>>
  <a class="fadeThis" href="<?php echo get_option('home'); ?>"
    <span>Home</span>
  </a>
</li>

That url tells wordpress where to look for the files it needs and now that you deleted it things are broke. The best way to fix it would be in phpmyadmin. Go to the wp_options table and look for two settings the “url” and “home page” and set them back.

Is the home page wordpress too?

You set it and it will remember.

find your tmp folder inside and change to 777 as well. If it doesn’t exist create it and chmod it to 777.

You know what I totally missed the fact you wrote postie, anyhow you need to chmod 777, open up your ftp client and find the uploads folder and right click and look for info or setting and select and it should allow you to change to 777 or 0777

Still a little hazy on what a transient object is or how it come to exist. Is it not possible to delete these or do they keep coming back due to my use of wp-super-cache?

it might be your servers temp folder its trying to write to and not uploads.

First, go to Settings->Discussion and see if the third box is checked “Allow people to post comments on new articles” if it is they you need to start editing the php if it’s not check it and save then let us know if that fixed it.

Also, if it’s checked and not working add

<?php comments_template(); ?>

to your single.php

Try WordPress Database Backup and it gives you options to chose tables.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-db-backup/