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  • Forum: Hacks
    In reply to: Internal Server Error with WordPress and PHP
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    13 years, 3 months ago

    Not sure exactly what your trying to do, but I think border-radius is supported in IE7? if so:

    .reference-element {
border-radius: 10px;
}

    of course changing reference-element to your actual image.
    *not tested yet*

    I have not used this in a very long time, but I know that at some point in time you could use the rounded corners directive, something like:

    rounded-corner: value-here...
}

    You can try it out using a browser emulation plugin, chrome and firefox both have plugins for this.

    Forum: Hacks
    In reply to: Internal Server Error with WordPress and PHP
    iconic13

    (@iconic13)

    13 years, 3 months ago

    for starters we’re going to need to know what kind of system are you on; Apache, IIS, Lighttpd? do you have any sort of management panel such as cPanel or plesk?

    Typically 500 errors come in 2 varieties, the server generated type and the CMS generated type. In my experience, most all 500 errors from WP are of the server type and therefore will log in your apache error log file.

    If you are on a linux maching you can find this file typically by doing something similar to this:

    [[email protected] /]# find / -name apache||httpd||error.log

    Now this is more than likely going to output more than one file, however what you’re looking for is your main httpd log file.

    This is assuming that you are on a linux system will shell access however, which may not be the case.

    Also, this is a side note, but i’m pretty sure what you mean by this:
    Preg_match("/src='(.*?)'/i",

    is actually supposed to be:
    reg_match(“/src='(*.?)’/i”,

    though I am not 100% sure, it seems to me the way you have it is looking for file extensions rather than the file name itself.

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