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  • Trustee was your spam as severe as this?

    I’m not clear myself how the notification system work if a URL is in the post but it is possible that if someone has had previously accepted posts the notification does not apply to them?

    OR

    Notifications do not apply to certain roles. You may want to investigate the user accounts posting.

    Reinstall Askimet and double check your key is active, it will warn you if it is not anyway I think.

    Also is it possible that pinging services and settings have changed after upgrading.

    I really don’t think there is a fault in 3.2.1 causing this not in terms of a bug but I’m wondering if somehow the installation caused a change or corrected something that was previously fault maybe even disabled using customisations in the WordPress core? Had any work done to your WordPress, did you install it yourself?

    Yes spam.

    The most common comment is one that praises the content. Makes newbie WordPress users get excited,thinking their blog is kicking off over night, first night!

    Nope sorry to say but it might take a little longer and more traffic for real comments. Depending on your content, I estimate 2-3 genuine comments per day per 5000 visits. That is a rough guess at average from all my sites.

    By way WordPress comes with Askimet, antispam plugin, signup for a key and enter that to activate it.

    So your internet connection is fine on other sites, including doing things like post here for example I assume.

    You were not on 3.2.1 and you are not so you have tried different versions of WP. 3.2.1 requires a higher version of PHP than the previous so Host Gator is providing that.

    You have ruled out a plugin, only one installed and since removed it.

    You said it is happening on multiple blogs, all different themes? What theme are you using?

    Have you checked your logs in your hosting control panel or ask Host Gator for them?

    Also it might be worth checking if Host Gator made any changes to PHP in any way, any server/service changes at all.

    I read on another forum yesterday, a lot of hosting including Host Gator have become more restricting for WordPress. They might encourage upgrading, blaming it on WordPress being too heavy. I provide hosting myself, I have no issues with WordPress. Point I’m going to make is that I provide the cheapest packages also and it is fine. A warning should they ask you to go upgrading to Windows. Not saying Host Gator are doing that (disclaimer) but I know for a fact some of the most popular hosting are.

    Now, I had the same issue your having for a year with http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk, considering I provide WP services it was not good. Sometimes it would spend 30 seconds refreshing. I’m struggling to remember the exact cause but I think it may have been a mix of things including the theme. I think I may have disabled auto saving.

    Paste anything on your server log that you think might help, it may help to trigger my memory of how I dealt with this end of last year.

    Bob, first thing to be clear about is what exactly your not happy with.

    Is it data (settings, posts, categories etc)?

    Or is it just the visuals, your theme?

    Data is stored in MySQL database, your best deleting the database using your hosting control panel, but only do so if there are simply too many changes in the admin side of your blog for you to go correcting. You want a fresh blog so you can learn by seeing how WP is on installation, then that is part of it. Main step is just deleting all the blog files, keep in mind anything else that may be installed on your hosting/server and do not delete the wrong things.

    If you have nothing else installed then you would normally end up with an empty public_html directory.

    Then upload a newly downloaded copy of WordPress files. When you visit your site after upload, it should start the installation procedure.

    Your hosting could also help you with this. Things like this, I do for my customers on my hosting. Most hosting allows installation of WordPress from the control panel so check that before uploading the WordPress files through FTP.

    You just stick with esmi instructions if you simply want to reset the theme.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Please help!

    What browser are you using?

    On Google Chrome I don’t see anything wrong with the social buttons. They work and are displayed fully.

    Good luck 😉

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Please help!

    Hi

    Here is what I recommend.

    Install Firebug addon to your browser then use the Inspect Element feature to however over the header area and view the CSS that specifically creates the gap at the bottom of your header.

    Will be border or padding maybe. Then you want to change the value from say 10 to 0.

    Plugin Author WebTechGlobal

    (@webtechglobal)

    I updated the plugin 3 times in a short space of time. Trying to achieve the right tool for small projects but still allow the use of my new Easy Project system.

    Easy Project basically detects your theme and uses built in support to automatically configure everything for you i.e. created all the custom fields needed for ClassiPress or ShopperPress even if your CSV column titles are not an exact match to the custom field keys on those themes.

    This approach is getting better, I still have some tricks to come but it is getting far easier. In 3 clicks, you can upload a CSV file, create a project then create posts its exciting.

    Thread Starter WebTechGlobal

    (@webtechglobal)

    I’m thinking it is this and I have tried it before. About to try again

    //wp_set_object_terms( 123, 'Bob', 'person' );
    //wp_set_object_terms( $object_id, $terms, $taxonomy, $append )
    wp_set_object_terms( $postid, $recordarray[$csvcolumn], $tax );
    Thread Starter WebTechGlobal

    (@webtechglobal)

    I still need help on this. Tidied up the area of code I need to complete to help it be a little clear what variables we have to deal with.

    I keep creating Custom Fields or nothing, whatever I do! I don’t get it.

    function eci_populatetaxonomy($recordarray,$csv,$filename,$set,$posttype,$postid)
    {
    	// first check that the post type exists in the taxonomy array
    	if(isset($csv['taxonomies'][$posttype]))
    	{
    		// loop through all set columns - for each column set in array we add that columns data to the taxonomy stored with it
    		foreach($csv['taxonomies'][$posttype] as $csvcolumn=>$tax)
    		{
    
    			//echo $csvcolumn.'= Column title in data used to extract data value from record array <br />';
    			//echo $tax.'= Taxonomy name i.e. MyTaxonomy <br />';
    
    			if($key != 'NA')
    			{
    				// Post ID: $postid
    				// Custom Post Type: $posttype
    				// Taxonomy Name: $tax
    				// $recordarray[$csvcolumn]: data value
    
    				// what do I put here to add meta data to a post so that it
    				// populates custom meta boxes and not custom fields ?
    
    			}
    		}
    	}
    }

    Yes I get this when mass creating categories.

    Right now I also have an issue with wp insert category not being defined.

    First parameter is required. Just noting for anyone else who finds this.

    I think it should be a post ID or user ID etc

    Try this then, straight to a specific page…

    /wp-admin/edit.php

    Is your original site built using a CMS? Usually a CMS would cause such behaviour.

    esmi is correct, you should be able to visit WordPress as a stand alone site within its own sub-folder on your server.

    You see there is an argument for movie, image, thumb.

    Reduce that and your left with something more simple than your script I think.

    My themes code outputs different boxes so it might look a little complex. If you take away the various types of box content it gets simple…

    !-- scrollable -->
    			<div class="scrollable">
    				<div class="items">
    					<div class="featured">
    						<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post();?>
    						<?php if( $postnum % 9 == 0 && $postnum !=0) : $postnum +9; ?>
    						<div class="clear">&nbsp;</div>
    					</div>
    					<div class="featured">
    						<?php endif; ?>
    						<?php $postnum = $postnum + 1;?>
    
    <!--  if movie values -->
    						<?php
    						 $movie = get_post_custom_values("movie");
    						 if (isset($movie[0])) {?>
    						<div title="Click to flip" class="flip">
    							<div class="flipWrap"> <img src="<?php $thumbnail = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id(), 'portfolio');echo $thumbnail[0]; ?>" /> </div>
    							<div class="flipData">
    								<p class="flipContent"><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>"><strong>
    									<?php the_title(); ?>
    									</strong></a><br />
    									<?php excerpt('30'); ?>
    									<br />
    									<a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>">more details</a></span></p>
    							</div>
    							<a class="zoom-mov" title="<?php the_title(); ?>" href="<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, "movie", $single = true); ?>" rel="prettyPhoto[gallery]"> &nbsp;</a> </div>
    
    <!--else image values -->
    						<?php }else {?>
    						<?php
    							$key = 'alt-thumb';
    							$themeta = get_post_meta($post->ID, $key, TRUE);
    
    							// decide style
    							if( get_post_meta($post->ID, 'wtgservice', TRUE) )
    							{
    								$thestyle = 'wtgservice';// currently has no css setup, simple causes no icon to be displayed
    							}
    							else
    							{
    								$thestyle = 'zoom';
    							}
    
    							if($themeta != '') {?>
    
    <!-- if alt thumb do this -->
    						<div title="Click to flip" class="flip">
    							<div class="flipWrap"> <img src="<?php echo get_post_meta($post->ID, "alt-thumb", true);?>" /> </div>
    							<div class="flipData">
    								<p class="flipContent"><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>"><strong>
    									<?php the_title(); ?>
    									</strong></a><br />
    									test1<?php excerpt('30'); ?>
    									<br />
    									<a  class="readmore" href="<?php the_permalink() ?>">more details</a></span></p>
    							</div>
    							<a class="<?php echo $thestyle; ?>" title="<?php the_title(); ?>" href="<?php $thumbnail = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id(), 'full');echo $thumbnail[0]; ?>"rel="prettyPhoto[gallery]"> &nbsp;</a> </div>
    <!-- else get the image values -->
    						<?php } else { ?>
    						<div title="Click to flip" class="flip">
    							<div class="flipWrap"> <img src="<?php $thumbnail = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id(), 'portfolio');echo $thumbnail[0]; ?>" /> </div>
    							<div class="flipData">
    								<p class="flipContent"><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>"><strong>
    									<?php the_title(); ?>
    									</strong></a><br />
    									test2<?php excerpt('30'); ?>
    									<br />
    									<a  class="readmore" href="<?php the_permalink() ?>">more details</a></span></p>
    							</div>
    							<a class="<?php echo $thestyle; ?>" title="<?php the_title(); ?>" href="<?php $thumbnail = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id(), 'full');echo $thumbnail[0]; ?>"rel="prettyPhoto[gallery]"> &nbsp;</a> </div>
    						<?php } ?>
    						<?php }?>
    						<?php endwhile;?>
    					</div>
    				</div>
    <!-- end items -->
    				<div class="clear">&nbsp;</div>
    			</div>
    <!-- end scrollable -->

    First thing that stood out as strange to me was this…

    <?php } else { ?>
    
    		<?php $count = 4 ?>

    Is there a reason for applying a value to $count?

    I will show you the code from my theme in case it interests you. Let me play around with your code too. Below is all that is controlling the grid…

    <!-- scrollable -->
    			<div class="scrollable">
    				<div class="items">
    					<div class="featured">
    						<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post();?>
    						<?php if( $postnum % 9 == 0 && $postnum !=0) : $postnum +9; ?>
    						<div class="clear">&nbsp;</div>
    					</div>
    					<div class="featured">
    						<?php endif; ?>
    						<?php $postnum = $postnum + 1;?>
    
    <!--  if movie values -->
    						<?php
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