Gabe462

The last DH rep I talked to insisted that I could set AllowOverride in .htaccess

adding
<Directory />
AllowOverride Options
</Directory>

gives me 500 internal server error. Is my syntax incorrect? Is this even going to work?

It was working for a year or two! I’ve opened a support ticket.

The strangest thing is that on Tuesday, around 10 users disappeared from wp_users. Is there any way that could be related?

I checked with DreamHost; AllowOverride is none

I worry about trusting generic ID’s like “#menu-item-667”. But I went for it this time ??

thanks

I found this, which works on a regex test site:

/path/to/[^/]*\.php

but it’s not working when I try to use it as the source URL in Redirection. Is this just incorrect?

it should be able to match

/path/to/file1.php
/path/to/file2.php
etc

What’s the regex equivelant of ‘*’ ? (the more universal wildcard…). I want to redirect /path/to/anyfilename.php

what would I use to regex match /path/to/*.php ?

Actually, it works with 2.9.1. But doesn’t do what I hoped it would. I only want the child page name to show in the permalink, not the parent page name. This plugin will do that, but you have to set each page’s permalink individually.

How can I prevent a parent’s name from showing in the URL?

That one’s broken! Do any other plugins remove parent page names from URL’s?

I found this in another post which I can’t recall but in Widgets, click Screen Options, then Accessibility Mode.

I just upgraded to 2.8.3 from 2.7.1 and am having the opposite problem, I can’t drag and drop but can see and edit the widgets that are in there.

??

I figured out that It was simply my error in not filtering a category before attempting to sort. I’ll call it a turkey that there’s no mention of needing to filter products first.

charlls: I’ve read about bugs and poor customer service, but I’ve also read that many developers are having great experiences with this plugin. Do you have a personal experience to add?

I’m still trying to figure out how to parse get_post() output to add <p> tags around paragraphs. I’m reading about how using the $output parameter might help, but nothing’s clicked for me yet. Is there just another function I can parse the returned object with?

It seems that my other option might be using wp_query() to (I’m not sure what yet). If I’m not going to be able to do this with get_post(), can someone point me to a resource on the intricacies of using wp_query()?

G462

Ah, that was simple. Thanks very much for your help!

how do I delete this post?

What you’re saying is pretty clear to me, except that the image is simply embedded into a WP post:

<div class=”entry”>
<p><img src=”theimageinsertedintothepost” />Lorem post text ipsum whatever… </p>
<p>next paragraph in post</p>
</div>

I think what I’m needing is a method of moving an element up in its genealogy tree. If I could just get the <img> out of its parent <p> I’d know what to do. Is this possible?