Jethro99

Excellent question! Yes and no. Backups were not being done properly until I moved the server from Godaddy to Bluehost in July. There is no blog directory from July on.

Before that I had installed Backup Buddy which never worked. I contacted them numerous times for support and never received it.

Thanks for your speedy response – I appreciate any ideas you have. I really need to get this up and running again

Kjodle – thats exactly what I needed!!!! Thank you so much!

Kmessinger – thanks for hanging in there – I really appreciate the advice.

Hope life is good to you both.

Have a wonderful day
Deb

It is in the WordPress Codex as to where the link is found when you create a catalog item.

I used to be able to create a category and pull the link number from there. In the category Admin page was Name, Slug and a number (link). The link(number) no longer exists on the create category page. The column ID is listed in the article below (Codex) which I read before posting. It wasn’t specific about where that Column ID was located. I assumed it meant in the Category page where Categories are created.

To remedy the problem since this is critial – I went into the database and searched for the Category, found the ID ( now I know what the article meant by ID column – wished it would have been more specific) and manually added it to the php code for the category. So the ID column being referred to in the Codex is a column in one of the tables (wp-terms) in the database.

This is one of the reasons I find the documentions problomatic. They tell you that you do it, but not how, they give some information, but not all, or not specifics. They give you great code, but not where to place it. Sorry, just ranting – I really need this fixed.

But this can’t be a permanent solution.

As for disabling the pluggins – our company is nationwide. We have customers accessing it 24/7. And they will call is there is a problem. And that is a sale we loose. That’s why I said we can’t be down or disable pluggins. The pluggins have been running for 1.5 years without problems.

I believe it has something to do with moving the system from one VPS to another one.

THANKS so much for your support – Without you guys – wordpress would seise to exist!

THANKS!!

As I said they are in India. This site was done several years ago and I’ve only been on the job a few months. What I really need is to just exclude Multi-Family from the search of posts. What would be the best way to do this? I see in the codex something like this: Is this a start? What would come next?

$args = array(

‘posts_per_page’ => -1,

‘category’ => ‘-108’,

‘post_type’ => ‘post’,

‘post_status’ => ‘publish’,

);

THANKS again

Now I can get a “partial” dump of the array – it seems to pull every 4th item in the array. Why is that? here is my code – it was taken directly from the AFC resources.

$special_feature = ”;
$special_features = ”;
echo ‘<h5>Special Features</h5>’;
$special_features = get_field(‘special_features’);
if($special_features)
{
echo’

‘; foreach($special_features as $special_feature)
{
echo ‘
• ‘ . $special_feature . ‘

‘;
}
echo ‘

‘;
}
}