pmorch
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But from where did updraftplus get the idea to look in
/srv/www/wp-uploads/www.aca-danmark.dk? I’m wondering because it looks like our site actually is in/customers/e/f/2/aca-danmark.dk/httpd.www/– e.g. the warning message mentions/customers/e/f/2/aca-danmark.dk/httpd.www/wp-includes/functions.phpWhy doesn’t it look in/customers/e/f/2/aca-danmark.dk/httpd.www/wp-uploads?What is so special about
wp-uploads? Do you have any idea why it fails, but not the other dirs? (I’d ask if I was one.com, and I want to save a round-trip to this ticket… ;-D)Do you mean what you wrote or do you mean:
Your web hosting has PHP set up so that it’s not allowed to read the files in your wp-uploads directory. You should talk to your web host to get it resolved. Specifically, the wp-uploads folder should be included in the list of files in the open_basedir restriction.
There is an option to remove all style declarations from there.
I’m sorry I don’t see that anywhere. Where is that?
But “Advanced TinyMCE Config” works: Setting theme_advanced_styles to code=code enables me to have just that one style listed. So, to have inline
codetags, using TinyMCE, I need two plugins: “Advanced TinyMCE Config” and “TinyMCE Advanced”, and I need to click on style/Code. Wow.This widget I’m typing in here seems to allow me to do
codestyle tags simply by using backticks. But no wysiwyg.Aaarrrrhhh. That was supposed to be:
Actually, the only reason I’ve installed TinyMCE Advanced is to setup inline (start-tag)code(end-tag) tags in visual mode. Is there a simpler way to achieve that?
Using the one-char less-than doesn’t work. Using a ambersand-lt-semicolon doesn’t either. 🙁 Sorry for the noise.
I tried to write:
Actually, the only reason I’ve installed TinyMCE Advanced is to setup inline
tags in visual mode. Is there a simpler way to achieve that?