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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: [Oxygen] Oxygen theme looks different on HTTPSSame thing is happening to me. Apparently the google fonts url is always http, even though the code that adds it has some sort of check for https.
I’m in 3.0.3 and i get the error (three consecutive times):
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined method mysqli::get_charset() in [site dir here]/wp-content/plugins/backwpup/inc/class-mysqldump.php on line 196
SQL file is not generated.
Shared hosting, php 5.3.21, mysql 5.5.29-cll, safe mode off, mysqli installed, WP 3.5.1.
Until the author updates the plugin you can edit wp-socializer.php, and replace line 1080 with:
wp_register_script('jquery', ("https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.3/jquery.min.js"), false, WPSR_VERSION);
So it registers the previous version of jquery that works.
And to the author: i’m concerned that the plugin has to re-register jquery. I suppose this was necesary when wordpress had an older version of jquery, but now it is not.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Back End Instructions] No Instructions panel?Everything seems to be working now. Thanks.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Back End Instructions] No Instructions panel?Shelly, i do have other CPT plugins (Types & some specific ones), but the menu only disappears when i have activated the two i told you above.
Regarding the radio buttons, what i mean is that none of the three options shows as selected on page load. I can select one and save, but when the page loads again they are all deselected. I’m using Firefox 17.0.1.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Back End Instructions] No Instructions panel?I mean that the three radio buttons of the “Default Admin Level” are always off, even after setting one of them and saving.
And the other problem seems to be with two of the plugins i have:
WordPress SEO by Joost de Valk
Ultimate TinyMCE by Josh LobeWith either of those activated the Instructions submenu disappears.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Back End Instructions] No Instructions panel?BTW, the “Default Admin Level” option does not seem to be saved (or read). All the radio button options are always off on page load.
That did it! Thanks!
One suggestion though. The pages list would be more easily used if it was displayed like a tree instead of just a list, and ordered by menu order in each level.
Thanks. I will use the sfc_base_meta filter to remove og:locale, and looking your source code i have found the sfc_img_exclude filter so i can exclude certain images by css class. Nice and tidy ??
Yes, please add the +1 button. Thanks.
If you are interested ?? you have information here:
I don’t use MySQL but Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Enterprise in a dedicated three node (not two as i said before) cluster (8 cores and 32Gb RAM each). With MSSQL database limits i don’t need to change the architecture, and only scale horizontally (or vertically) when needed.
I made a mistake, it is 12K blogs, not 3K. The current database is doing fine with that number of blogs, plus 4K galleries and about 400 forums all mixed in the same tables (as Community Server does). The posts table has 2.5 million posts in total and the database is 85Gb in size.
Performance of the forums is not the best, but that is because of the original queries of the product (which also is an old version). Blogs (which have some queries optimized by me) perform fine.
Andrea_r:
Yes, but WordPress.COM probably uses hundreds of database servers and distributes the blogs between them, i think using the HyperDB plugin or in a similar way. I have to use the same database i have now (an SQL Server cluster of two nodes), and i don’t want to administer a DB with 27000 tables.
And i’m sure adding the option to mix all the blogs in the same tables wouldn’t be too hard.
Cached pages most probably don’t register in wordpress and the plugins because they are static html pages. That means those hits will not be counted for the popular posts statistics. The Google Analytics data should be the correct one, since it is done by javascript on the client side.