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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Footnotes] Two problems with qTipsHi, you can see it on this post:
http://tobinnellhaus.com/2018/12/peirce-trichotomies-and-emergence/
You can see how my links normally display on both the sidebar and other pages.
Looking at my blog turned up another problem: the footnotes display at the bottom when you look at the post on its own page (as with the link above), but when you’re looking at posts by scrolling down the top page (from http://tobinnellhaus.com/), they don’t display, only the qTips show. I’ve tested this on all three Jetpack settings for scroll behavior (I didn’t have infinite scroll previously).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Plugin not working … and settings page disappearedDone!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Plugin not working … and settings page disappearedOK, it looks like everything’s running as it should. Thanks again for your dedicated support!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Plugin not working … and settings page disappearedThanks for catching that! Now, I just have to wait to see if it does the updating, which it also seemed not to do before. I got a message a couple days ago from Wordfence that Easy Updates Manager itself needed to be updated, and when I looked at my Dashboard it was indeed flagged to be updated, but I left it alone and now it appears to be up to date. Or is there normally a delay between WP knowing that something needs to be updated, and Easy Updates Manager actually doing the update?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Plugin not working … and settings page disappearedOK, you should have it now.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Plugin not working … and settings page disappearedMany thanks for creating the video! Following it led me to the wp_options table I saw before — but MPSUM just isn’t there. I even searched manually (using Ctrl-F) through the 18 pages of options, just to be sure.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Plugin not working … and settings page disappearedI do have phpmyadmin access, but I wasn’t able to locate an “options” table. I tried a table search and located the wp_options table, but that didn’t have MPSUM. (As I mentioned, I’m new to WP and don’t know PHP, so uhfortunately I may need more step-by-step.)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Plugin not working … and settings page disappearedOK, good. What do you suggest I try next?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Plugin not working … and settings page disappearedInteresting: there isn’t an Easy Updates Manager folder — despite the fact that the plugin is installed. However, in the stops-core-theme-and-plugin-updates folder, there’s a file called “easy-updates-manager.php” (and various other files and folders).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Easy Updates Manager] Plugin not working … and settings page disappearedYes, that’s what I did. I was quite surprised the settings link didn’t reappear after deleting and re-adding.
Hi John, thanks for your quick response. DoNotTrackMe/Blur isn’t a WordPress plugin — it’s a browser plugin to protect privacy, mostly by blocking tracking cookies and the like (see https://www.abine.com/). A lot of people I know use it. I think the creators of some other WordPress plugins have talked with Abine without success, so the fact that the Google+ button works in your plugin is the pleasant surprise.
I’m too much of a newbie with WordPress to try out a beta, but thank you for the offer!
Forum: Localhost Installs
In reply to: WP inaccessible on local installation after reinstalling WPHi David, thanks for following up. It looks like phpMyAdmin knows there’s supposed to be a wp_posts table and its structure, but when I try to look at the table, phpMyAdmin says it doesn’t exist. And when I search the folder in my hard drive (C:\wamp\www\mysite, yes?), that seems to be the case. Damn. But all the plug-ins (such as Pods, Jetpack, and a bunch of others) and themes are still there, which makes me think that it wasn’t the attempt to update phpMyAdmin per se that destroyed the data, but that whatever went wrong in that process did something that made WordPress want to reinstall and then constantly fail those installations, and that process blew out my work. Mainly I was experimenting with plugins to figure out what will meet my needs, entering a few dummy records so I could see the results, importing a bunch of records to test that process, trying out various themes, etc, so it’s hardly the end of the world; but even so, it was a considerable amount of labor.
I’m guessing that at this point all I can do is remove WordPress and WAMP Server, and start all over. Since this is on my computer rather than a server, will this involve anything more than using the Windows uninstaller on WAMP Server and then deleting all of the WordPress files?
Forum: Localhost Installs
In reply to: WP inaccessible on local installation after reinstalling WPHi David, I don’t know whether I lost data from phpMyAdmin or not — as I mentioned, I don’t have in-depth knowledge of these things, so I don’t even know where to look. My questions is, how can I stop WordPress from failing my various attempts to reinstall it, so that I can get access to the database I was working on? Or if I have to completely uninstall both WordPress and WAMP Server from my computer, how can I do that do I don’t lose the work I did?