alexmglover

I found out also that it was permissions settings with bluehost. If you have shared hosted, I would suggest bringing the problem up with your hosting provider. Give them the offending 404 link and they should fix it.

It ended up being my functions.php file like esmi said. I misspelled something in my register_functions function. Try taking everything out of your functions.php, save it… test the problem and then you can just put it all back.

$img = wp_get_attachment_image($attachment_id, $size='medium', $icon = false);

I would just grab your attachment id by some means and plug it in here. I would assume you could just echo the $img and print out the link. Hope that helps… and hope it works.

Using get_pages is there any way to just grab the post ID of the child as it loops through, like the code above loops.

I finally figured out the 404. For some reason when you put the php script for the form inside of your theme folder, you get a 404 error. I just moved the file into the document root and called it there and it worked. Hope that helps.

I am having the same problem. Anyone have any clue? I have tried using relative urls and absolute urls and neither work.

Anyone?

After some digging with Firebug I found out that the add-meta “case” in admin-ajax is the action where the jQuery is breaking. I can’t fix it though.

I was thinking though… It may help me to better find the error and prevent the error in the future if I knew what kinds of things in the functions cause problems with the jQuery.

That is a possibility. Usually I am just using if statements to test if that page is a certain name.

I have pulled the javascript out of my theme and I really only have a “register_sidebars” in functions.php. That function has been there all along and everything worked fine at first.

I have the same situation, and I did narrow it down to my theme. It is a custom theme that I have been working on for a client for months now, and it just stopped working the other day. What about my theme would be messing with the admin panel? Like I said, the default theme works.

I would suggest using jquery.

Here is an example.

<h3 class=”comment-link”>View Comments</h3>
<div class=”comments-slider” style=”display:none;”>
//calls your comments.php
<?php comments_template(); ?>

</div><!– end comments-slider –>
<script type=”text/javascript”>

$(document).ready(function() {
$(‘.comments-slider’).hide();
$(‘.comments-link’).click(function() {
$(‘.comments-slider’).slideDown(‘slow’);
});
});
</script>

This would be so great!

I am getting this error in my web developer toolbar when I try to add a new custom field, which is where the problem happens.

Error: XML or text declaration not at start of entity
Source File: /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php
Line: 2, Column: 1
Source Code:
<?xml version=’1.0′ standalone=’yes’?><wp_ajax><response action=’add-meta_1477′><meta id=’1477′ position=’1′><response_data><![CDATA[