carmeljune

How’s it going aldorun?
Simply uploading files, such as new versions of wp, should connect to the database seamlessly … without a hitch.

Hi sharecommons,
I have found this code:
function kish_picture_page_no_sidebar() {
global $post;
$cats=get_the_category($post->ID);
foreach($cats as $cat) {
if($cat->cat_name==’Pictures’) {
if (is_single()) {?>
<style>
#sidebars { display: none; border: none; }
#container {width:940px}
#content {width:100%; background}
#content_box { background:none; }
#content_box img{max-width:850px;height:auto;}
</style>
<?php }
}
}
}
add_filter(‘thesis_hook_before_html’, ‘kish_picture_page_no_sidebar’);

from

https://www.kisaso.com/technology/thesis-customization-selected-category-posts-without-sidebar/

Can you write php? Can you suggest how this could be modified to work on every category page except the home/blog page?

if home page, do nothing
else, if category page,
remove sidebar.

Hi am1am2,
I was using ftp to upload new versions of wp and plugins … but that’s not working anymore. And now there is no memory to process uploaded images. And I don’t have much on my site yet.
Interesting that you think it’s a programing glitch. I have certainly not seen anything like it before, and so many people have the same problem … but they seem to have solved it.

wish I’d put php code in the heading, might have got more attention!

I realise this post is 8 months old but is there a solution???

I have asked the same question in a post called “uploading pictures – Fatal error: Allowed memory size” but so far I can’t find that post.

Is there an answer to this memeory problem?? it seems so insane, or at least it is making me that way!

thanks for your prompt reply Samuel.
I have tried all that, even spoken to my host who told me where and how to do it myself.

i’m thinking there must be something missing in my code because I’m not familiar with php but I’ve looked it up … i found out that php.ini is actually a php file so it needs php opening and closing tags. My host told me to make my own file and put it in the folder which houses the upload script … i’m guessing that would be the plugin folder.

I’m wondering if there is a limit to the number of plugins that you can have in wp.
To get around this error message I have been doing all my updates manually using ftp.
However I don’t seem to able to install more than 5 plugins, because that’s what caused this recent memory loss. or else it was the actual plug in.
I just deleted the last plug in that I uploaded and that fixed the error message.

I’ve got the same problem. I using wp version 3.0.1
There are so many questions in this forum regarding this problem, a lot of people seem to be able to sort it out, but none of the suggestions are working for me. I’m trying to work with plugins.

why is this sidebar so important. I don’t like such cluttered pages, isn’t there anyway of getting rid of it. I’ve been looking for nearly 2 weeks!! I’ve learnt a lot of other stuff, but haven’t solved this one yet. Please!!!!

Can you tell me where Archive.php file is? I’ve just looked right through the folder.
Would this affect the sidebar on the home page?

I am unable to automatically install any upgrades because I get the “Fatal error: Allowed memory size of …” error. I have tried increasing memory limits all over the place … none work! Apparently you can make your own php.ini file and put it into any folder … but it still doesn’t work (for me).

If you can get into your database you could make the changes there. I have cpanel provided by the people who host my site, and there is a database admin area there that I use sometimes.

Have a look in your admin area under settings/ readings:

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Have you looked in general settings in you admin area. (https://katieanderson.co.uk/wp-admin) It is towards the bottom on the list on the left.

The content of your blog would all be in the database, and therefore safe, and available to the new version of wp. If you have made any changes to files in wp these will be lost when the files are replaced by the new ones.