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  • Thread Starter mitron

    (@mitron)

    “How can you justify paying people to answer questions about software that’s free? The creators of WordPress make no money OFF of wordpress as far as I’m aware, since it’s open source, free software. So how are they supposed to pay a support team?”

    Well I never said anything about a paid support team. I guess I’m just spoiled by phpBB and their support team that verifies mods and provides answers to support questions. Was just hoping that since so many people are now using WordPress, they would have something similar.

    Again most of my questions about this were answered in the first post in the forums area. I have posted a couple questions in the past but so far all I got was others also curious about the same issue. Apparently no one knows or are simply too busy to reply. No big deal, I guess I’ll just have to take the time to experiment to find out what some of the undocumentented functions really do.

    Thread Starter mitron

    (@mitron)

    That’s cool, thanks for your reply. Shortly after making this post I found the support post that answered most of this. Sorry I didn’t find it earlier.

    I kinda figured that since WordPress was so popular they would have a support team dedicated to this. I guess I was wrong. It would be a nice addition to this software though, at least someone that knows the code well enough to provide the support.

    The documentation is nice, but it seems somewhat incomplete in many respects. In any case, thanks again for your reply. 🙂

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Admin Online
    Thread Starter mitron

    (@mitron)

    Alright, since no one whats to support this thing I guess I’ll just hack away at it until I figure something out. Hang in there smallmoskito, it may take me some time but I’ll figure it out one way or another. 🙂

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Admin Online
    Thread Starter mitron

    (@mitron)

    Hmm, no one has a clue on this one?

    Thread Starter mitron

    (@mitron)

    Wow, I can’t beleive I’m the only one that had this problem. Could it be I just had a bad download or is it more akin to my server configuration?

    Just curious as I would expect more people would be seeing this issue arise when installing the latest release. I just now downloaded the latest version and the problem still exists.

    Thanks,

    Thread Starter mitron

    (@mitron)

    BTW, I was able to fix this problem. It seems there are a number of PHP echo statements that are missing the ; at the end of the line. I also noticed a <? instead of <?php on two of the lines.

    Simply adding the semi-colon to the end of the echo statements and changing the <? to <?php seemed to fix the problem.

    This I assume has something to do with the default configuration of Apache 2.2.0 or PHP 5.1.1 on Windows as it doesn’t seem others are having this issue.

    Here are the changes I made in order to allows templates.php to load:

    wp-admin/templates.php

    FIND (lines 88-91)
    <div id="message" class="error"><?php _e('Could not save file.') ?>
    </div>
    <? else: ?>
    <div id="message" class="updated fade"><?php _e('File edited successfully.') ?>
    </div>
    <?endif; ?>

    CHANGE TO
    <div id="message" class="error"><?php _e('Could not save file.'); ?>
    </div>
    <?php else: ?>
    <div id="message" class="updated fade"><?php _e('File edited successfully.'); ?>
    </div>
    <?php endif; ?>

    FIND (line 123)
    <li><a href="templates.php?file=<?php echo $common_file?>"><?php echo get_file_description($common_file); ?></a></li>

    CHANGE TO
    <li><a href="templates.php?file=<?php echo $common_file; ?>"><?php echo get_file_description($common_file); ?></a></li>

    FIND (line 129)
    <div><textarea cols="70" rows="25" name="newcontent" id='newcontent' tabindex="1"><?php echo $content ?></textarea>

    CHANGE TO
    <div><textarea cols="70" rows="25" name="newcontent" id='newcontent' tabindex="1"><?php echo $content; ?></textarea>

    FIND (line 131)
    <input type="hidden" name="file" value="<?php echo $file ?>" />

    CHANGE TO
    <input type="hidden" name="file" value="<?php echo $file; ?>" />

    FIND (line 151)
    <h2><?php _e('Other Files') ?></h2>

    CHANGE TO
    <h2><?php _e('Other Files'); ?></h2>

    FIND (line 153)
    <?php _e('To edit a file, type its name here. You can edit any file <a href="http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Changing_File_Permissions" title="Read more about making files writable">writable by the server</a>, e.g. CHMOD 666.') ?>

    CHANGE TO
    <?php _e('To edit a file, type its name here. You can edit any file <a href="http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Changing_File_Permissions" title="Read more about making files writable">writable by the server</a>, e.g. CHMOD 666.'); ?>

    FIND (line 156)
    <input type="submit" name="submit" value="<?php _e('Edit file &raquo;') ?>" />

    CHANGE TO
    <input type="submit" name="submit" value="<?php _e('Edit file &raquo;'); ?>" />

    FIND (line 159)
    <?php _e('Note: of course, you can also edit the files/templates in your text editor of choice and upload them. This online editor is only meant to be used when you don’t have access to a text editor or FTP client.') ?>

    CHANGE TO
    <?php _e('Note: of course, you can also edit the files/templates in your text editor of choice and upload them. This online editor is only meant to be used when you don’t have access to a text editor or FTP client.'); ?>

    Thread Starter mitron

    (@mitron)

    Ok, an update.

    After checking the error log, I’m seeing the following:

    PHP Parse error: parse error, unexpected ‘}’ in …wordpress\\wp-admin\\templates.php on line 164, referer: …/wordpress/wp-admin/edit.php

    Any help here would be appreciated. 🙂

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