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  • herculean

    (@herculean)

    Funny, I just did the exact same steps and was looking for clarification. I’m no longer on a server with phpMyAdmin access to the DB’s, so its proving a little difficult to add to the tables. I was looking for a hack that did this type of thing, but haven’t had any luck.

    herculean

    (@herculean)

    I had a similar problem with my version 1.2.2, but this fix didn’t work. The line referred to above was already correct in my wp-login.php file. The problem was in setting the $user_login variable. It is set twice right above the “$wpdb->query(“UPDATE…” line. The line:
    $user_login = $_POST[“user_login”];
    was not working for some reason so I changed it to:
    $user_login = $user_data->user_login;

    This seems to fix the problem for me. Hope this helps somebody.

    Thread Starter herculean

    (@herculean)

    Still no help on this one? I know some of you have to be adding functionality to your wp-admin screens. I’m at a loss.

    Thread Starter herculean

    (@herculean)

    Yes, it’s covered briefly, but I haven’t found anything regarding my specific problem. Everything works except for the “which page you’re on” indication.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: action to add menu items

    rayne,
    I think I did the same thing you did. I edited the menu.php file and added another page in the admin menu, but I can’t get figure out how to make the “current page” work correctly. When you’re in the page that I added it also indicates you’re in the “profile” page as well and vice versa. If you could tell me how you got around this, I would appreciate it.
    Thanks,
    Brandon

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: GetWeather Plugin Available

    Anybody? C’mon, I know some of you are using this plugin.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: GetWeather Plugin Available

    I just tried using this plugin and have yet to have any success. I have it hosted on an internal LAN so I can’t show the problem, but this is the error I’m getting displayed in place of the desired weather info:
    Warning: php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: Name or service not known in /home/www/html/ttrpteststatus/wp-content/plugins/getweather.php on line 71
    Warning: fopen(“https://xoap.weather.com/weather/local/94115?cc=*&dayf=1&unit=m”, “r”) – Bad file descriptor in /home/www/html/ttrpteststatus/wp-content/plugins/getweather.php on line 71
    Weather Not Available (Read Error)
    I followed the very simple instructions to the letter and rechecked several times. Any help would be much appreciated.
    –Brandon

    Thread Starter herculean

    (@herculean)

    Thanks, that’s what I was hoping to hear. I’ll probably be posting in the help me forums soon, as I discover my lack of .css understanding.

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