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Can you provide more details? Are you using a cache plugin?

mkassowitz, I apologize, I didn’t include the admin messages function properly which caused the error.

I just pushed version 1.1 live with the fix.

That is very odd. What version of WordPress are you running?

Are you on Windows host by chance?

That’s normal.

Can you send a screenshot or post it here?

What folder is the child theme located in?

Can you give me the full directory path?

Pass in a GET variable “redirect_to” and the login page will perform the redirect for you. Make sure to encode the value to avoid any problems. PHP’s urlencode() function. Javascript has one too that will work. EncodeURI and EncodeURIComponent if I am not mistaken.

Have you tried making sure the email is set in the users table and then using the forgot password link?

I can’t remember specifically, but I think WordPress uses more than just MD5, but I am not positive.

The plugin will automatically insert a link in the desktop footer as long as the WordPress function “wp_footer” is present in the footer.

From the sounds of it, it sounds like it isn’t.

If you just toss that in the footer.php file, you should be good.

<?php wp_footer(); ?>

Are you using any sort of cache plugin?

Are you running a cache plugin? That is normally what causes the issues.

I would use Google Adsense, they have a great utility that will help you create all sorts of mobile ads.

You can then pickup the WP Mobile Detector premium plugin, which allows you to easily place ads on the mobile website.

https://websitez.com/wordpress-mobile/

Which version of WordPress are you using?

Do you see a “Themes” link on the left navigation?

Denis,

In a soon-to-be-released version of the premium plugin, we will set a variable in the wp_query query vars that you can reference from your functions.php file and determine if a mobile theme is being displayed.

This should be completed by the end of this month.

I would be happy to give you an example of how you can implement it as well.

-Eric

There is no link in the footer?

This function is probably dependent on a themes functions.php file.

Can you find where the “get” function is located?

I would check in your desktop theme that is activated for the functions.php file, and see if the function get() is in there.