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I am hoping there is a workaround or setting I can toggle, because why should it work when I am logged in vs. not logged in? The links for REST api are still disabled (I think) by the Webcraftic Clearfy plugin, unless that plugin for some reason permits them to work when logged in?
Using WP 3.1 and Yoast WordPress SEO 0.2.5 I find it automatically adds both pages and posts to my sitemap.xml virtual file. Further, it updates that file if I change the noindex nofollow radio buttons for my content. However, the sitemap.xml is NOT being updated when I move a page or a post to trash, nor when I empty the trash. Only then do I find I have to rebuild the sitemap.xml “by hand” by clicking the button inside the Yoast admin settings page.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Problems with the iframe tag and the WP editorThis plugin solved my problem with the disappearing inline frame tags in WordPress 3.1 page editing window: TSL iframe unfilter.
My research also turned up another possiblility but I did not try it as it looked more complicated for my enduser: PureHTML.
More info: the numbers that look like subpages to the subpages, which shouldn’t be displaying since there aren’t any sub-subpages, seem to be counts of the number of images on those pages. This is true for all of the instances except one page I just can’t figure out and I assume there must be a database remnant somewhere that shows an img src link I had deleted. Please alter plugin so it doesn’t count images on the pages.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [W3 Total Cache] [Plugin: W3 Total Cache] Minify uri doesn't accept & amp;Don’t know, but some of the other cache plugins mentioned having to use permanent URL’s.
Forum: Networking WordPress
In reply to: hostgator addon domainsHere is my problem and the resolution. The former sounds similar to your post so I hope the latter will also apply. I am on shared webhosting. I used Softaculous (it’s like Fantastico, just a script installer) to install WordPress 3.1 into a subdomain (the script also created this subdomain folder at the same time). For the sake of this example let’s call the folder of install wpTesting and the subdomain is http://wpTesting.maindomain.com. I set up my WordPress site in this folder (subdirectory) and it looked great. But the address in the browser for all my pages was still http://www.maindomain.com/wpTesting/etc. I bought a separate domain name and wanted all the addresses to reference http://www.addondomain.org. (Of course, first I pointed that domain name from its registrar to the two name servers of my webhost, then I assigned my webhost to map the incoming domain name as an addon domain pointing to the folder where I had placed WordPress.)Then, I went to the admin panel of WordPress, down to Settings … General … and tried to change the Worpress address (URL) and the Site address (URL) to the addon domain name. I must have messed up. The site wouldn’t load at all, even to correct it. I found my fix via the following posting, http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Changing_The_Site_URL and I opted for the easy procedure to edit the database directly. I used the interface phpmyadmin provided by my webhost to select the WordPress database (happened to be named _wp52), then found the wp_options table, then clicked my way to edit the two entries “site” and “home”, making them both say only http://www.addondomain.org and then I refreshed my homepage and the site worked perfectly. All pages and posts now reference only the addon domain, not the main domain name nor the folder of install.
Thanks! It works great!