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  • Thread Starter seocoalition

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    MichealH:

    I must have put down the code wrong it is working now!

    Your the man with the plan…

    Thanks,
    Rex

    Thread Starter seocoalition

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    Michael H:

    I am getting this error my friend:

    Warning: array_rand() [function.array-rand]: Second argument has to be between 1 and the number of elements in the array in /home/*******/public_html/**********/wp-content/themes/********/footer.php on line 20
    
    Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/********/public_html/**********/wp-content/themes/********/footer.php on line 21

    Anything I can do to fix it?

    Thanks,
    Rex

    Thread Starter seocoalition

    (@seocoalition)

    I have changed hosting and it seems that I was correct!

    if you have any added code at the end of page and starts in this form:

    <div style=”text-align: center;”><div style=”position:relative; top:0; margin-right:auto;margin-left:auto; z-index:99999″>
    <script>
    </script>
    </div></div>

    Then you are using a host that sponsors you by ads. They add it automatically, talk to you hosting provider and see if you can figure something out with them.

    Thread Starter seocoalition

    (@seocoalition)

    Bumping, any advice on this?

    Thread Starter seocoalition

    (@seocoalition)

    Just an update:

    This might be a remnant of a code established by my “free” hosting when it was not free. I have since upgraded the account and will see if this is the problem.

    Most ad serving sites, or free sites that use their own ads as a payment have a similar code that is added after your </body> closing so as too have a pop-up or what have you come up.

    The ending problem is that it won’t validate your XML since no code can come after the </rss> tag. Using FeedBurner and other services becomes a problem since without a validated RSS it will not function.

    Keep You Posted!

    Thread Starter seocoalition

    (@seocoalition)

    I would say your right my friend but the code is still there after a change of themes.

    The errors on the code validation seem to be based on the AdBrite source code for advertising. There is no truncation in the theme. No extra function feature and no encoded code.

    The code is similar to the addition of forced ads, but I am using a no ads server and none of my subdomains has that extra code.

    It has to be something else.

    Any other ideas?

    …and rewrite over your old install…things should be back to normal (I had to reselect “use visual editor” out of my user account and refresh a couple of times by the way)

    I had been using FileZilla 3.1.5.1 when I uploaded the files.

    I re-uploaded the files through my Dreamweaver CS3 and sure enough the tinyMCE came back up after a ctrl-F5…

    Thanks for the adbvice BobDavidson

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: multiwp single signon

    Update: defining AUTH_SALT and LOGGED_IN_SALT in `wp-config.php’ as suggested in my previous post works for me. You also have to have code that defines COOKIE_HASH in the same way for all blogs; the default is a hash of the siteurl.

    Could it be possible to write a tutorial real quick?

    I am using several different subdomains but one database and for usability purposes being able to login in one blog and be able to carry over to others can really be useful.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    TIA

    Thread Starter seocoalition

    (@seocoalition)

    BUMP! I need help please… Anyone? Please!

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