brentontherefore

Thanks!

Turns out it was a problem with the auto-upgrader–wp-settings and wp-includes failed to update properly. Manually updating those folders fixed it.

It has something to do with being switched to https, I think.

Dang, I didn’t realize it was iThemes that was breaking Google Authentication. I liked iThemes, but I have to disable it until this is fixed.

I’m seeing this warning error on 404 pages:

Warning: in_array() expects parameter 2 to be array, string given in /home/x/public_html/wp-content/plugins/better-wp-security/modules/free/four-oh-four/class-itsec-four-oh-four.php on line 32

I’ve since deleted it, so I don’t have it handy (might be able to find it in a backup) but it was very similar (at least initially) to the one described here: https://blog.sucuri.net/2011/10/evil-backdoors-part-ii.html

I was able to remove it by creating a PHP script based on this SO question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10422503/php-ssh-regex-script-command-to-delete-identical-malware-code-from-many-files

Hope that helps you figure out how to fight this virus. I will email you the actual virus if I can find it.

No, unfortunately. My best guess is that there is something specific to my site that is causing this behavior, as it seems like others have installed the plugin and it works as intended.

Agh. This is so frustrating–why does yours work but mine does not?

I’m definitely just using the HTML text editor. twentytwelve is a theme–which version of WordPress are you using?

I have a similar question on wordpress.stackexchange with a bounty of +50 if you can answer it. It expires soon though.

https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/90065/preserve-white-space-in-page

That tag is not valid HTML. I believe it wasn’t even valid in HTML 4.01.

Apparently the codex is wrong (according to this thread). The do_settings thing is wrong as described in the options page.

I’m trying to figure it out myself, and I’m super annoyed that nobody has corrected the codec, and that all of the people asking questions on the forums are being ignored. These wordpress forums really suck no one answers you and then they close the thread. I’d try at Stack Overflow, they’ve got a better system.

Thanks. I looked through that thread and it looks like most of the suggestions are really complicated. One guy was saying that if I do it that way I’ll double my server work load and God will kill a kitten!

It seems like it should be a lot simpler to pass one piece of information to a php file. I’m thinking of instead just having the first file create the php file when it run, and hardcoding the info in the php file. Definitely the wrong way to do it since most plugins I see have dozens of files and they all seem to work within WordPress seamlessly but I’m not good enough with PHP to reverse engineer it and figure out how they do that.

K, I figured it out. Under the Widgets area, find the “Pages” widget and open it, look at “Sort Order” and change it from “Page title” to “Page order”

yeah, the .htaccess file is there.

–EDIT–
whoops, it was empty. put up a real one, but it’s directing to the root domain now.

that doesn’t work. I have my test environment installed at /ann and i created a file category-sermons.php:

https://brentonstrine.com/ann/sermons