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  • OK, The reason my main page wasn’t pulling in posts and a sidebar was that I had some other plugins disabled. Not sure how that happened.

    What I did was:
    1) Reverted fully back to previous version. Made sure this worked fine.
    2) Deleted all files, except for config file and wp-content.
    3) Reinstalled 2.7. Made sure all previous plug-ins were active, except for the “disable canonical redirection” one, which I had ftp’d out there earlier.
    4) Main page still went into redirect. Admin prompted for database upgrade. When I approved the upgrade, I saw it update the .htaccess file. I deleted this and put back the old version of it. Main page still looping on redirect.
    5) Activated that “disable canonical redirection” plug-in. Main page (and, of course, other pages) pulls up fine.

    Thanks!

    -= Dave =-

    I’ve just encountered the same issue after upgrading to 2.7. Disabling all plug-ins did not work. Installing that “disable canonical redirection” plugin worked in the sense that I can now get to the main page. However, the central pane is blank and it’s not pulling in one of the sidebars. So, I disabled that plug-in again.

    My .htaccess file is exactly like “justjohnna”‘s.

    Searching for the solution?? There must be SOME correction that can be made to the .htaccess file?

    Thread Starter dr4296

    (@dr4296)

    Well, the good news is, I figured out how to do the ‘body’ tag logic:

    <?php if (is_page('Home')){
    ?>
    <body onLoad="SLIDES.update()">
    <?php
    }else{
    ?>
    <body>
    <?php
    }
    ?>

    That solved that.

    However, I now realize that my Javascript error is coming from within the wp-admin control panel pages. Obviously, the theme files have nothing to do with that.

    So, I guess I’ll have to figure out why that’s doing that. That’s not something I have modified.

    Thanks!

    -= Dave =-

    Thread Starter dr4296

    (@dr4296)

    I’m thinking I should be able to put PHP code in the template to build the if-then statement. But I’m not sure how to do something like an “if page name = x” with regards to a specific WordPress page name ??

    -= Dave =-

    Thread Starter dr4296

    (@dr4296)

    Also, is there a plug-in like that where you can actually mix in some links to other sites and apps within your navigation menu of pages?

    I’m in the middle of converting a site to using WordPress, and some of their current navigation links go to their copy of Webcalendar and some other non-wordpress stuff.

    Thanks!

    -= Dave =-

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