harry216921

I’m also having some problems (using the dev version).

Can’t get settings to store, unless all fields are filled in. I want to use anonymous lookups, but can’t delete the username/admin fields (or should this stay populated with “admin”)?

Also when using the shortcode, i just get “[ad] Empty ad slot (#1)!” displayed on the page.

The widget also returns no results.

Alex,

You need to create the php.ini file yourself, as mentioned in my post above….

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Create a file called “php.ini” in the “wp-admin” folder of wordpress install.

Add the following text to the file;

memory_limit = 256M ;

Hi Brad,

Take a look in –
wp-content/themes/fullscreen/js/fullscreen.js

The values are near the top.

For anybody that is interested – I found the solution.

Follow the instructions below (included with the theme) – except, change the category ID into a negative. So, if you want to exlude category ID “3”, then insert the value “-3”.

If you want to limit the homepage thumbnails to only a specific category, follow these instructions:

Open up home.php and locate line 5.
Add the ID of the category that you want to display on the homepage, like this: cat=3
This would cause the homepage thumbnails to only show thumbnails from category 3.
The completed code would look like this:

<?php $home_query = new WP_Query(“cat=3&showposts=24”); $i = 0; ?>

Just to let everybody know, I finally got this problem fixed!
Very easy in the end!

Create a file called “php.ini” in the “wp-admin” folder of wordpress install.

Add the following text to the file;

memory_limit = 256M ;

I’ve tried that already, but to no avail unfortunately…. I would be guessing there is plenty more than 1024 MB of ram, since it will be on hosted on a decent sized server… How much of that I’m allocated I’m not sure! Feels like 8MB!

Edit: spelling

Can you suggest a size that will be enough? Then I’ll go back to my host and put in a request. Thanks for the reply Samuel.

Anybody?

OK,

1. I’ve spoken with my host and they’ve upped size from 32M to 64M
2. I’ve also tried adding the line into wp-config.php

Neither has give any results – still have exactly the same issue.

All the files I’ve been testing with are jpg’s under 302kb!

Thanks for the reply Samuel, but I would have thought this would only matter if the file wasn’t already uploaded to the server?

EDIT: Sorry I should have also noted that even when I do get the error while uploading through WordPress, the image still gets an entry in the Media Library.