deirdre

I’m getting: Fatal error: Class ‘Yoast_Google_WPCache’ not found in /nas/content/live/desamo/wp-content/plugins/wordpress-seo/vendor/yoast/api-libs/google/Google_Client.php on line 90

Rolling back to 3.5 manually fixed it. I’m on Genesis themes on WPEngine, but this is also DOA on my VPS non-Genesis sites as well.

I don’t know if this is the right answer, but here goes.

You could have your Shop page be a completely different page and your home page not be the “official” shop page.

Then use a shortcode for products, then whatever else you want.

E.g.

[recent_products columns=”4″ per_page=”4″ orderby=”date” order=”desc”]

blah blah blah

Aha! Thanks to both of you. (I feel like an idiot now. Thought I was on 5.4 because, doh, my other server is.)

That’s an interesting question. From the actual deployed WP install:

WordPress Version 4.1.1
PHP Version 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.29

However, when using git push, it goes through an intermediate syntax check step, and that step may be using 5.5.

Twitter’s changed the auth requirements more than once, so it’s entirely possible this plugin just isn’t current.

I’ll be looking for something that’s maintained, myself. ??

Me neither. My domain is my first name dot net (and my first name before the @).

That’s for showing YOUR Instagram photos on YOUR site.

That was not my question.

Specifically, I run a fan site for an actor. I’d like to show his Instagram photos on that site, much like I show his Twitter feed. Obviously, I don’t have authentication information for his account. (Nor would I want to.)

Twitter’s API allows me to authenticate myself and THEN use a list I’ve created, and my list includes one feed (said actor’s).

In my case, my hosting provider needs to add the XML support.

If they don’t do it soon, I’m going to have to move my site. ??

Aha. Forcing debug on gave me this:

Fatal error: Class ‘DOMDocument’ not found

So I’ve put in a support ticket for XML-fu.

Apparently, the problem was some of the database options and comments. When I pared them down, the blog recovered.

Done that — twice now — along with pulling down a new copy of WP 1.5. Carthik and I spent an hour trying everything he could think of today.

https://deirdre.org/blog/ btw.

Well, I fixed one problem: the themes problem was related to a broken theme I’d downloaded.

However, even with a fresh 1.5 install, double-checking ALL the database tables were upgraded properly, well, the blog worketh not from an admin perspective.

Oh, it displays great. But:

1) The Write tab loads NOTHING.
2) Links loads NOTHING.
3) Plugins loads NOTHING.
4) Users loads only the current user page, but none of the other user info, even when logged in as admin.

The following admin pages work:
1) Dashboard
2) Manage
3) Presentation
4) Options

Obviously, something is borked.

Does anyone have an idea of what may be broken?

Are they on the same computer?

You may have a database permissions problem if they’re not.

If they aren’t on the same computer, it’s something you’ll need to use the right mysql grant for.