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  • profeddieb

    (@profeddieb)

    I do not see a CFDB plugin to install. Can you link to it, please. Thanks!

    Thread Starter profeddieb

    (@profeddieb)

    I am sure it is the Page template. But just to make sure, I did add comments to the PAGE template . . . and it indeed confirmed that it was the Page template. I am reading up on the hierarchy now.

    As for templates, here is the listing:
    404 Template
    (404.php)
    Archives
    (archive.php)
    Blog Page Template Page Template
    (posts.php)
    Comments
    (comments.php)
    Footer
    (footer.php)
    Header
    (header.php)
    Main Index Template
    (index.php)
    Page Template
    (page.php)
    Portfolio Page Template
    (portfolio.php)
    Search Form
    (searchform.php)
    Search Results
    (search.php)
    Sidebar
    (sidebar.php)
    Single Post
    (single.php)
    Theme Functions
    (functions.php)

    And finally . . . I really appreciate your response. Thank you!!!!

    pneal
    I have struggle with the exact same problem. It has been very annoying. Anytime I copied the php.ini.default to php.ini and made the change . . . . my timezone setting would be correct – but I could no longer connect to the database.

    I finally solved the issue.

    In the same directory . . . . you should have a previous php.ini (eg: php.ini-5.2-previous). I decided to rename that as php.ini. Then add the line:
    date.timezone=America/Chicago

    Once I did that . . . . all my wordpress install worked – and no longer threw the error.

    Be careful to keep your php.ini.default intact . . . . just in case.

    Hope that helps.

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