bmc1416

I figured this out…all you need to do is add the multiple shipping methods to the same zone.

I was able to get away with using in_category() because I’m only using 1 category on the sub directory site:

if (in_category('News')) {
     get_template_part('header', 'blog2');
} else {
     get_header();
}

I modified my htaccess to the version for 3.5+ and this fixed my issue.

I’m unsure it this is a problem with the plugin or wordpress in general. I’ve tried applying some of the fixes that I’ve found online but nothing has worked.

No, unfortunately I did not have another back up of the files that were on the live server.

Fortunately, I was able to fix my plugins without losing any of the data associated with them. Simply re-installing them fixed it.

Thanks
-Brandon

I was able to fix this. It had nothing to do with the Yoast plugin. The template that i was using was calling the excerpt for post from the rss feed. I simply deleted the meta description tag.

Popper thank you for leading me in the right direction. The following worked for me:

$wp_query->query('cat=20&meta_key=rank_points&orderby=meta_value_num'.'&paged='.$paged);

I forgot to call “meta_key”.

When I add the meta_value I get no results:

$wp_query->query('cat=20,282&meta_value=rank_points&orderby=meta_value_num'.'&paged='.$paged);

but when I remove it and use

$wp_query->query('cat=20,282&orderby=title&order=ASC'.'&paged='.$paged);

I get the results as I would expect.

I’m missing something when I add &meta_value=rank_points&orderby=meta_value_num

Hi kmessinger,

Thanks for replying. I didn’t read through that entire document when I first tried to move the installation.

-headsmack-

Thanks
-Brandon

Ok, I kind of figured there would be more to it then just creating a page template. Thanks for the response.