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This has happened to me when editing the template functions.php page. I have had invisible characters wreek havoc.

Thanks. I have something like that already. I was hoping something more integrated. It looks like there is a plugin called ‘ithappenedhere’ but I don’t think it works with the 2+ version of WordPress.

Thank you Yosemite!

How many posts have I read regarding CHMOD for this error with no success. I went through two different FTP programs that appeared to be changing the permissions, but they were not.

“The uploaded file could not be moved to .”

If your site is managed by some type of control panel, check for a utility for setting the permissions from there. It appears, that the control panel system was overriding anything I was modifying from the FTP.

BACK TO WORK! YES!

Folders create fine. I just gives me that obscure message. Anyone want a crack at it? At this point I have nothing to loose. I will give you access to everything to prove me wrong.

This appears to be a re-accuring bug. I also get the same message. I have tried to reinstall. I have tried installing on a different server. In different directories. I have tried uploading to the root of the blog. I asked my host providers about Safe PHP.

I’m getting nowhere. Any other ideas short of a different host? I am using Crystaltech on a windows machine.

YIKES!

Sounds like I should just disable it [somehow]. Thanks.

I think we’re trying to do the same thing. Create the feel of seperate blogs in one. I have some butchered code (I know null about PHP) running at the top of this page.

https://www.villageboating.com/vb/

Is that what you are thinking? I can post it if someone wants to clean it up.

I’ll take a look. Thanks for the response. I have a tweak going that does what I think I want but I haven’t tested it much.

<?php wp_list_cats(‘children=0’); ?>

<?php
$currentID = $cat;
$query = $wpdb->get_row(“SELECT cat_ID, category_parent FROM $wpdb->categories WHERE cat_ID = $currentID”);
if ($query->category_parent != 0) {

$thiscatID = $query->category_parent;

while ( $thiscatID != 0 ) {
$query = $wpdb->get_row(“SELECT category_parent FROM $wpdb->categories WHERE cat_ID = $thiscatID”);
if ( $query->category_parent != 0 ) {
$thiscatID = $query->category_parent;
} else {
break;
}
}

wp_list_cats(‘recurse=0&child_of=’.$thiscatID);
} else {
wp_list_cats(‘recurse=0&child_of=’.$query->cat_ID);
}

?>

Okay, playing hard to get eh? This is where I’m at but since I’m a php newbie I not sure how to loop.

<?php
$currentID = $cat;
$query = $wpdb->get_row(“SELECT category_parent FROM $wpdb->categories WHERE cat_ID = $currentID”); ?>
<?php wp_list_cats(‘recurse=0&child_of=’.$query->category_parent); ?>

The problem is this only get the previous parent not the root. I need to loop until I hit the category_parent = 0

HELP?

Did you ever get this working? I think this is what I want to do.

Thanks.

I need a function like get_category_parents() but one that returns just the first cat_ID then I could pass that to wp_list_cats()

Does that make since?