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  • Thread Starter WebTechGlobal

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    Thread Starter WebTechGlobal

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    wp_insert_category is not much different however it is different.

    It will cause more categories to be displayed but there are still some hidden. Deleted the ones I can see displays the hidden. Also there is no indent to show children when using wp_insert_category

    Thread Starter WebTechGlobal

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    Also if I delete the categories that I can see, 3 of them. All the rest become visible including the original 3rd level which indicates its not strictly showing parents only.

    yes wp_create_category will return the existing category id or false.

    Remember the passed category name must be an exact match.

    Download and Downloads would result in 2 categories.

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    I think this is the solution

    http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/345554

    Comment meta, like custom fields

    Oh and one last thing, upload images using the browser uploader, nearly forgot to mention this.

    There is a plugin to disable the flash uploader which now causes http error on all my blogs since version 3.0.

    Try using WP CSS and WP JS plugins to first speed your blog up as much as possible.

    WordPress is seriously sluggish now, HTTP errors on uploading images via flash and I get about 1000 of these messages per day according to my site statistics. Google is seeing that and its effecting me badly.

    I’m on a brand new blog, only the most well known and popular plugins used plus I’m a developer. The only things that have made a different is the WP CSS and WP JS plugin plus removing a lot of php from the index.php and header.php of my theme.

    Contact someone to help you with that your interesting as it is not for beginners. That message is for anyone looking at this post. You may damage your blog SEO doing the wrong thing.

    My site is http://www.webtechglobal.co.uk, check out how quick it loads despite a lot of images on home page. Before it would crash a lot.

    Who else is able to upload an image at some point and THEN they get the issue?

    That tells me that theres a change in the blogthats not be unset so to speak when we upload our first image.

    Tried everything with 3 blogs using 3.0 and still shows the HTTP problem.

    Most of the above solutions can’t possibly apply because it works SOMETIMES. I’m using Set Featured Image so I’m not sure if my issue applies to that only.

    I have the issue on hosting and on my computer since upgrading the blogs.

    PHP 5 in play on both, edited htaccess, install a plugin that claimed to fix it and did not.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Hanging WP admin

    Did you update your WordPress ?

    Version 2.9 and now 3.0 is shocking. I’m now looking for 2.8 to start using with my customers and disable their update link. The newer versions are hanging so bad I can’t get much work done on any of my blogs.

    Also does not matter which browser your using.

    I have the same issue on multiple 2.9 and 3.0 blogs and it happens on all browsers. I was blaming plugins then I bought a new theme, then I spent time on all browsers and the dam thing still hangs.

    It’s usually after about 3 page changes or if I update then try to open another page from the admin. I’m wondering if we’re triggering it because WordPress admin can’t handle doing a certain combo of operations.

    All I know is I better stop relying on client demand for customised WordPress theme etc because when people start realising how bad this is WordPress is in trouble.

    Just so you know I’m a developer of almost 6 years now, using WordPress almost 2 years. I’m not making this stuff up.

    Thread Starter WebTechGlobal

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    Solution

    What I thought, if we don’t apply…

    $my_post[‘post_date’] = date(“Y-m-d h:m:s”);
    $my_post[‘post_date_gmt’] = gmdate(“Y-m-d h:m:s”);

    To our post object when doing wp_insert_post the gmt date does not get set. Not sure if there is a good reason, I don’t know enough but it looks more like something missing from the wp_insert_post function.

    Strange thing is why does the 000-00-00 and so on, effect an update that does have the post_date_gmt set? Obviously it is ignored if the prior record is empty forthis column.

    Again is there a good reason for that to happen?

    I decided to create a new plugin which is even better than CSV 2 POST called Easy CSV Importer. You can do data import from your PC and avoid opening csv files on your server too much.

    Getting this issue with my new plugin, Easy CSV Importer but I never with CSV 2 POST! Or I never realised the issue was there maybe.

    Anyway, playing around with all the php date formatting functions and 1970 etc keeps ending up as the post date in the php itself however the post publish date still ends up the now date!

    I’m thinking WordPress needs the input date to be formatted exactly including with time, I figured the insert post function would do this for us or does it and I’m still on the wrong track to figuring this out?

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    Wouldnt be that hard at all. You would need to use the action hook that can edit your post once submitted and change the date. Probably put the function in your themes header. maybe.

    Or even make a basic plugin, take me an hour.

    Then date()+(2 * 24 * 60 * 60) will increase the current date and time by 2 days and use it as the publish date.

    Sorry I don’t have time right now to code it, I do have a date formatting issue myself right now however.

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