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  • Hey everyone – never mind. I found the below post on this – I did it and everything is working just fine. 🙂

    http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/wordpress-36-and-jqueryblockui-version-problem-solution

    Hi – how do I do the php.ini piece above? I don’t know much php, and setting the WordPress debug setting in my wp-config.php file broke some of my other plugins. The outside of the site is working, but when logged into the admin panel, I still get the jquery error message, and it’s messing with some formatting in there as well.

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter Taryn

    (@ladytike)

    Figured this out – I didn’t have anything in the main editing window of the Event editor. Works fine now.

    Hi – when will version 3.2 be released? I have a client who really needs to view their stats, but doesn’t want Admin access. Currently, that’s the only role that can view anything.

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter Taryn

    (@ladytike)

    Ope – never mind. I forgot to add the checkout redirection url in the setup.

    Thanks!

    Hi All,
    I was having these same problems, but I wasn’t hitting my limit. For me, I had my Twitter privacy settings box checked to “Protect my Tweets”. I unchecked this box, and the plugin started working. In case that’s anyone else’s problem, thought I’d pass it along – not a plugin issue.

    Thread Starter Taryn

    (@ladytike)

    I wasn’t asking for theme support. I have seen multiple posts on this forum about adding php to show the post author information, and just thought I could get a little help with that. 🙁 I’ll just read more ad see if I can figure it out. Wouldn’t this be a function of editing wordpress files – where else would I get support/help for wordpress….then here? I’m a little confused.

    Thread Starter Taryn

    (@ladytike)

    I have an account at ThemeForest.net – got it there.

    Thread Starter Taryn

    (@ladytike)

    OMG – you rock! Thank you so much – it worked! 🙂

    Thread Starter Taryn

    (@ladytike)

    Thanks! It’s reactivated – broke the menus and sliders on the home page. Thanks for your help. I suspect that’s the problem as well, but I don’t know where to look to find it and correct it. I can edit the file once I know which one I need to edit, and what I need it to say. 🙂

    Thread Starter Taryn

    (@ladytike)

    I also just noticed that the plugin is breaking my drop-menus. You can’t hover any of the menu items, and the sub-menus aren’t working. If I disable the plugin, the menus work again. I don’t know how to fix. 🙁

    Thread Starter Taryn

    (@ladytike)

    Hmmm – sounds like I need to try contacting the theme developer for help. I have the following link in what I might call the “from” page:
    <a href="http://sparkpolicy.com/ignitingchange/tools-resources/#completetoolkits">Complete Toolkits: Planning to Evaluation</a>
    and I have this in a whole different page where I want the above to land:
    <span style="color: #58a618;" id="completetoolkits">Complete Toolkits: Planning to Evaluation</span>.

    The link will take me to the “tools-resources” page, but just to the front, not to anywhere on any of the tabs on that page. grrrr.

    I’ll post an update if I get anywhere with a fix. 🙂

    Thread Starter Taryn

    (@ladytike)

    I took a little break from this, then came back to it, so I wanted to post what I did that worked wonderfully.

    The CMS Made Simple blog posts were in a table within a module, so once I found them, I did a CSV export. I used the sample files in the WordPress CSV Importer Plugin to determine what column headings I needed and had to reorganize the export and add proper column headings. The database had broken up each post into many columns, so it took a long time. Then, CMS Made Simple uses Unix Time for the post dates. I ran an Excel formula down that column to convert all those into real time – I couldn’t find documentation that the CSV Importer supports Unix Time, so this step may/may not have been necessary. I did it just to be safe.

    And…presto! It worked just fine – all my client’s blog posts imported. I did find a few where the post had some html that screwed up on import, but that was easy to find and fix.

    Thanks for your help and ideas!

    Thread Starter Taryn

    (@ladytike)

    Ooh! I found the tables in the old database. For instance, the one that has the blog entries is cms_module_blogs_entries. If I go into it, I can see the table structure. Would I somehow need to match that to WordPress to be able to import these? Am I on the somewhat right track?

    Thread Starter Taryn

    (@ladytike)

    Here’s another thing. In phpMyAdmin, when I look at the database for the old CMS Made Simple, it’s of course got everything in the world in there, for the entire site. I just need the blog – the posts, comments, etc. Is there maybe a way to tell in the database for the old site, which tables the blogs are in, and somehow export only those and import them into the right place in the corresponding WordPress tables? Or will I run into the same issues as before? I don’t want to think that even though those blog posts are there, I can’t get them into WordPress. ick.

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