echofoxtrot

I will mark this as closed.

Yow! That was the problem. Found a few opening tags without a closing tag and fixed them. You have to Save and then reload the page, but that did it! Thank you so much, Ethan! You saved me from having to recreate a long form.

— Reed

Thanks very much! I’ll see if I can find any such. Much appreciated.

Yes, you can create categories at any point. I don’t know the answers to your other questions, though.

That code is supposed to go into the wp-config.php file rather than wp-plugin.php.

How were you logged in at the time? As the admin of one of those sites or as superadmin?

Hi, Stephen. Just noticed another thing – in the plugin editor, the file “thinktwit/thinktwit.php” has no content.

Reed

Hi, Stephen. I am getting that same ‘no recent posts’ problem. I see that in the General settings for Thinktwit, the Live Update Frequency is set to zero and grayed out so that I cannot change it. If that turns off the updates, perhaps that is the problem.
So – how can I fix that? Also, where is my error_log, so that I can check it for errors? Thanks very much!
Reed Gustow

I see that the plugin has not been tested with WordPress 4.4.2 yet. Any idea when that may happen? Thanks.

Hi, Kathryn. No, I still can’t configure the services on ShareThis.

Hi, gmsdesignworks. Say, have you tried the new version from Github?

I had that same problem with the message: “ERROR: Dropbox API: (7) couldn’t connect to host” message. I downloaded the new version from your Github link and installed it – ran the full backup (~200mb compressed) and it went faster with no errors. Thank you!

That one looks like an alpha version. Will you be posting an update to the plugin through the normal update system any time soon?

Thanks for a great plugin!

Hi, manubmxnsb. Is the parent theme folder named “rara-clean” or something else? The template has to be the exact name of the parent theme folder. You may have checked this; just making sure.

Aha. Got it. That is exactly what I did – the file name is page-klingon.php with the Template Name: Klingon Page.

I just now made a new specialized template called page-romulan.php, but did not include any Template Name: at the top. I then named a new WordPress page “Romulan”, and it has the slug “romulan.” That page does use the page-romulan template, even though it could not be selected, and its body class is the default page.

You’re right – the Codex is a little confusing with this, but you explained it. Thank you very much, stephencottontail! I appreciate it!

And after all that, I am not even a Trekkie! ??

Thanks for the fast response, stephencottontail! Well, I did read that part, but it turns out that my template “page-klingon.php” can be used on any page, not just the Klingon page, if you select it from the templates list. This is my understanding in general; please let me know whether I have it right:
– If you make a template with the form page-slug.php (page-klingon.php, for example), and the slug of the relevant page is “klingon”, then if you go to that page, it will use the page-klingon.php template even if you do not select that template from the Page Attributes/Templates list. WordPress will match the slug to the part of the template name following “page”, such as “-klingon.” This would be true even if the selected page template is Default.
– However, if you have a page whose slug is other than “klingon,”, you could still use the template page-klingon.php for that page by selecting the klingon page template from the list of templates. That is how my site is behaving.

Is what I am describing accurate? Thanks again for your help!