billc108

Thanks for the quick response.

Hide CAPTCHA for registered was checked.

Unchecked, send worked for logged in user.

Re-checked, and send did not work.

I run my own servers…

Apparently the answer is that the permalinks need to be regenerated after installing/activating the plugin.

See https://forums.lesterchan.net/index.php/topic,2988.msg22418.html#msg22418

Thanks for the tip.

Apparently the answer is that the permalinks need to be regenerated after installing/activating the plugin.

See https://forums.lesterchan.net/index.php/topic,2988.msg22418.html#msg22418

You’re missing a “/” in your URL.

Check Settings => Media => Uploading Files.

@revels888: Start by removing or commenting out the bit of code you added to functions.php. You probably missed some critical bit – a semicolon, a curly bracket, etc, and ended up with non-functional php code.

Basic troubleshooting rule: If you change something and suddenly everything breaks, go back and undo your change. If it starts working again then there was something wrong in the change you made.

What did you do between the last time you were able to login and when you started getting the blank page?

Blank page is typically a sign of a php coding problem. It might be something as simple as a missed semicolon or curly bracket.

It might be a plugin issue. Try going in by FTP (or file manager) and removing or changing the folder name of the most recently updated/installed plugins one at a time to see if that clears the problem.

Update:

It appears that self-registered users are not getting wp_capabilities or primary_blog set in wp_usermeta on multisite installations.

Because I have all users registered through the same primary blog, I should be seeing:

wp_capabilities a:1:{s:10:”subscriber”;s:1:”1″;}
primary_blog 1

Other multisite setups will likely allow users to register on other blogs, so you’d need to make allowances for those meta keys to be in the form wp_#_capabilities where # is the blog id, and the primary_blog meta key to be set to the corresponding blog id.

Let me know what I can do to make this work on my installation.

Thanks.

Oops, problem was that the broken site had an earlier version. Sorry for the mistake.

Oops. That was:

put a <br /> or two…

Ok…. Can I get more details on “the permissions thing”?

I’d really like to get this ironed out.

No chroot jail as far as I’m aware, nor suexec PHP.

I *am* using a non-standard, standalone FTP server.

RESOLVED.

The solution was wpautop-control plugin.

Cool, I’ll give it a shot.

Thanks.

Ok, I figured out the answer to question 2:

in rss.php at about line 25 change

$events = EM_Events::get( array(‘limit’=>5) );

to

$events = EM_Events::get( array(‘limit’=>30) );

or whatever number you prefer.

Still hoping for an answer to the first question…

Actually, what’s happening is that I’ve hacked something together so that anyone can submit an event (I see that you’ve got that planned as a feature, and I’m looking forward to it). When I submit (approve) the new event, the location gets entered at the same time but it does not display a map until I’ve opened that location and re-saved it.

I’ve found that I often have to go to the Locations page for that location and re-save it in order for the map to show up properly.