Brian
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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Vantage] LicenseAs I understand it, I believe so. For a mere $10 – $15 more, you can uprade to the fully responsive version, that looks great on smartphones and tablets and use it on as many sites as you so desire. It is not one of those ‘pay for each site you use it on’ themes.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [jQuery Colorbox] [Plugin: jQuery Colorbox] Simply not working…Solved myself after a bit…link=image…
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: P2 1.1.1 ProblemsAs a stopgap measure, does deleting that one function call, at line 69, really hurt anything?
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: P2 1.1.1 ProblemsNoel, my problem may very well have been the str_ireplace function problem. I’d only just noticed I was running on only PHP 4 at my client’s host when I did any install of nextgen gallery. I switched it over to PHP 5 yesterday and so will see if it now works. That was my only problem so far.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: P2 1.1.1 ProblemsI simply deleted that line (69) and for the moment that seems to be working in the non-beta version of my wordpressmu installation.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Setting up a development / testing environmentOk, wordpress is now up and running locally, but somehow the permalinks are not working. I can get to the homepage, but no local links from there, just get 404 url not found error. Yet, wp-admin is working, and all posts and pages are listed under manage; I can even edit and view them through the admin panel, but again, the links to these pages posts are not working on the local site.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Setting up a development / testing environmentHi, that seems to have worked. The one niggling problem I had was the ‘secret key’ inserted in wp-conf.php Before the wordpress site is created. Since I’d already tried to set my local site up, I had to drop the tables in my DB and reinstall wordpress using the same key, which I got from the live site’s DB on line 61 of wp-options, “secret”. Now I’m in the midst of moving the live site’s extra plugins and themes and such over, as well as doing a new restore of the DB, but seems to be going fine.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Setting up a development / testing environmentThanks, will try it tomorrow.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Setting up a development / testing environmentNone at all, that’s why I’m asking 🙂 .
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Setting up a development / testing environmentWell I guess for now I’m just going to run an unrelated sandbox locally, but I really would like to know either:
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How to implement the codex article listed above, “Running a Development Copy of WordPress”, in 2.5.1
How to mirror the DB locally and still be able to get to my local test site.Just haven’t gotten a response yet regarding either of these possibilites.
Thanks for your time in advance.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Setting up a development / testing environmentOk, I’m still a novice, but I did attempt this, actually before I posted. I installed Apache, PHP, MySQL and phpMyAdmin, and then installed a clean version of wordpress 2.5.1. I then backed up my live db, and imported it into my local DB. Now, I’m thinking because of links recorded in the DB, when I try to bring up my local site, running as a virtualhost, “http://test-awwa/” I am being redirected to the remote site in my browser, “http://aw… .org”, and I’m clueless as to what to do about this. As far as know, Apache is working fine, as well as the rest, because I viewed test pages in my virtualhosts before I installed wordpress, and I used phpMyAdmin to create the DB for wordpress; wordpress seemed to be running fine before I updated the DB.