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  • Happens pretty randomly on various sites I manage (everythings up to date) as well. From the error, it looks like the error should be reported after the third attempt fails not the first. As long as the export to XML eventually works, I don’t care about the error.

    Thread Starter redcore

    (@redcore)

    Thanks. After checking a local test copy I have (“relative” copy, I’m terrible about testing and keeping them in sync, apparently) with WP 3.9 and the same Definition version, that H1 issue didn’t exist, so I figured it must be a plugin – perhaps one got updated by the client who didn’t remember to check the site after upgrading πŸ˜›

    I had “PHP Code for posts” installed to play around with awhile back but never ended up using it, when I disabled it, the problem went away. When I re-enabled it, the problem was still gone…perhaps there was just something messed up with it’s upgrade. I’ll just remove it anyways, since I don’t need it.

    Thanks for helping me troubleshoot πŸ™‚

    I just noticed that anytime you add color codes to posts (ie: “color: #000”) it breaks those styles. I agree that using something like “[#]word” would be better and interfere less with plugins that add custom styles to elements.

    So you set up the app on Facebook? If so, go to settings (https://developers.facebook.com/x/apps/YOUR-APP-ID/settings/) and then put your site URL (http://www.gamekeeper.ca) in the App Domains box. Before saving (otherwise you’ll get an error) click the “+ Add Platform” button below and select Website. There add the same URL to “Site URL.” Save and it SHOULD work πŸ™‚

    FYI to anyone who stumbled upon this via Google (like myself), I believe you’re supposed to update “custom.css”

    Forum: Networking WordPress
    In reply to: Domain Mapping
    Thread Starter redcore

    (@redcore)

    Hah, well it just started working – I literally did nothing (wasn’t working at the time). I did add a parked domain (with no redirection set up) when I was first tinkering it (before I asked the question) … maybe it was just cached or something, I don’t know. Oh well, it’s working so that’s the positive. Thanks anyways πŸ˜›

    Either way, you’re limited the amount of space they give you. With Dropbox, if you have the free account you’re likely to run out of space with the first backup (presuming you have any other files on there). Gmail is only about 15GB so eventually you’d run out there as well.

    You should probably set up an Amazon S3 account and upgrade to BackWPup Pro to enable differential backups so you don’t have to upload 1GB+ files every time you go to back up your blog. While AzS3 and upgrading to BWPUP Pro is going to cost you some bones (you pay for what you use) it’s surely the best option I think.

    For me, personally, I just keep the backups on my shared hosting server (HostGator). While it’s kinda dirty because I also host my blogs there (ideally they’d be separate in case one filesystem fails) I’ve never had any problem with files disappearing. I download them from there to my local backup drive just in case. The clients whose blogs I host aren’t terribly concerned with backups because their sites aren’t their livelihood, so I do it out of courtesy. If they ever want AzS3 backups (even better: Amazon Glacier – hope this happens! that would make it easier for me to sell it to them, not being as expensive) I’d be happy to do that for them.

    Using latest version of WordPress (3.5.2) and BackWPup (3.0.12) and that seems to have fixed the redirect issue for me. My friend’s WP admin is a moron and seems to think there is a hacker lol. smdh.

    Thread Starter redcore

    (@redcore)

    Switched to SyntaxHighlighter Evolved and the problem is solved

    http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/syntaxhighlighter/installation/

    Thanks for your help, macmanx πŸ™‚

    Thread Starter redcore

    (@redcore)

    It cuts off the opening PHP tag, ends up looking like this:

    $server	 = "";	// aka "localhost" or "69.249.73.42"
    $username	= "";	// aka "ChuckNorris"
    $password	= "";	// aka "Eatsnails4_breakfast"
    $database	= "";	// where you want your new table to go
    mysql_connect($server, $username, $password) or die(mysql_error());
    mysql_select_db($database) or die(mysql_error());
    ?>

    Also, syntax highlighting doesn’t work with code blocks.

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