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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: url encodingI’m having the same exact problem… here’s the code I put in:
blablabla <param name="movie" value="http://lesbelvederes.com/audio/xspf_player_slim.swf?playlist_url=http://lesbelvederes.com/audio/vltelb_playlist1.xspf&autoload=true" />And when I open with the Source Viewer of Firefox 3.x, here’s what I get:
<param name=”movie” value=”http://lesbelvederes.com/audio/xspf_player_slim.swf?playlist_url=http://lesbelvederes.com/audio/vltelb_playlist1.xspf&autoload=true” />
What can be done to AVOID having to go directly into the MySQL db and changing the char? Can we use the same manner as PHP and just put some sort of reserved char infront of it to make avoid the built-in conversion?
NOTE: EVEN HERE, THE ACTUAL AMPERSAND SYMBOL GETS CONVERTED TO &… WHAT A NICE BUG!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Unwanted redirecting by WordPress?I can’t see any .htaccess files. This is with many different FTP clients – I can’t see any. I think either my host is making them hidden or There just aren’t any.
As for the settings, they are correct — siteid and home values have both been corrected, but… even though the prefix does exist and is setup correctly, it still sends me back to the root of my host – not the prefixed destination.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: integrating blog into my siteHi again,
after reading Moshu’s tutorial, and researching a lot of similar tutorials on the web (by WP Support and Google), I still have yet to find the info I’m looking for.My site displays always the same page (welcome.php), with a div tag containing a menu and a div tag containing a PHP switch function that uses requires in different cases. For example, clicking on the ‘news’ link will reload the page as “welcome.php?i=news”, which passes this variable to my switch statement and loads (through a require function) the ‘news.php’ page inside the div tag.
The problem here, is that I’ve tried different ways to ‘require’ the posts from the blog, but somehow my “welcome.php” page needs to be made ‘aware’ of all the WP functions… so before my Doctype declaration in “welcome.php”, I inserted a require for “…/blog/wp-blog-header.php”, which I read was supposed to work. But… it didn’t.
So I’m desperate here. Should I be changing some variable somewhere, should I do this another way completely (by way of XML, maybe?)? Is there something I’m forgetting?
Is this because there’s already a require function, and I can’t (in the ‘cascade’ of requires) use several?
Someone give me a clue here.
Thanks!