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I don’t imagine you have some kind of incremental backup option in the works, do you?

Thanks for the fast response. I’ll do some further troubleshooting.

Hi again, Archetyped! I’m just wondering if you can be of any help here. I’m at a loss – pretty noob to PHP. Thanks again!

Thanks. I looked at that tutorial already but don’t see how it will work for me. Of course, I could be missing what you’re saying… I’m pulling the images from advanced custom fields dynamically within the page template. Here’s the code:

`<?php $image_ids = get_field(‘trgallery’, false, false);
$shortcode = ‘[gallery ids="' . implode(',', $image_ids) . '"]‘;
$gallery = do_shortcode( $shortcode );
echo slb_activate($gallery);?> `

How do I get this to show up behind a text link?

Got it; copied the html that calls the table and images into the header, and the java script into the footer. also had to set the var preloadFlag equal to true in order for it to work. Thanks devbynature!

Thanks devbynature!

I’m so NOT a coder. I copied the custom code into the footer.php for the custom theme I’m working with. How do I go about “use or create an ID for the header that will be used to change the image.”

Thanks for the response Jeff. No, I didn’t get around to disabling anything with it; I simply installed it and was going to get around to disabling plugins at a later date.

Like janet4now above suggested, read the article. If you don’t care about the why, just the how, go get the WordPress Missed Schedule plugin. Not much in the way of instructions for the plugin. You install it; it works. Fixed my problems.

Now, if only WordPress could fix this on their own.

Brian Watt
Integrant Services

Just noticed today that one of my blog posts also “missed it’s schedule”. This post has been going live every Wednesday morning @ 5 AM for four weeks now, and this is the first one that hasn’t posted.

I’m using vanilla 4.0, have no caching plugins, and never had this problem with 3.9.