johanl

Hey qTranslate developers!

You need to take a new approach now that WordPress has started to auto update.

Explicitly declaring the exact minor version of WP is not an option anymore!

Maybe comparing the first two figures in the version number only is a better idea?

best regards Johan

Never mind, I tested myself. If social network account uses the same mail address as the existing WP account then the user is logged in to his existing WP account.

This is something that could be clarified in the documentation!

best regards Johan

I have had the same problem even though I’m the only one uploading images.

I found that a code snippet in wp-admin/includes/media.php looks a bit strange…

I changed

if ( $send )
                $send = "<input type='submit' class='button' name='send[$attachment_id]' value='" . esc_attr__( 'Insert into Post' ) . "' />";

to

if ( ! $send )
                $send = "<input type='submit' class='button' name='send[$attachment_id]' value='" . esc_attr__( 'Insert into Post' ) . "' />";

And it started working again.

Not sure if this is the correct way to go though…

best regards Johan

My guess is that something is being messed up when you export the database from your local environment into the production environment.

Exactly the same thing happened to me when I did the opposite thing.. copied the database from my production environment to refresh the content of my test environment.

I had a similar kind of problem with another plugin (cforms) when I regularly copied data between sites. The problem was solved when I switched to phpMyAdmin exports from mysqldump.

Nextgen Gallery stores serialized objects in the options table (just like cforms does)

Probably an encoding problem…

/johan

WTF… stop telling people to set permissions to 777 !!!!

It means that anyone logged in to the server can replace your uploaded pictures of your lovely family with pictures of god knows what!

The last ‘7’ of the three is the sum of the permissions read(4), write(2) and execute(1) for “others”.

Make sure the uploads directory and its sub directories have group ownership set to the apache users primary group (usually ‘apache’).

Then chmod all directories to 770 (which means owner and group has read/write/execute rights on the directories).

It’s a good idea to create all directories manually for a couple of years ahead! With all the month directories as well.

/johan

Thanks for a quick response.
To be exact: I’m using Flock 2.0.3 which is built on top of Firefox 3.
Mac OSX 10.5

/johan

Thanks a lot! I’ve upgraded the plugin (and WP to 2.7) and the problem seems to be gone!
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/johan

Sorry once again…

The only garbage was behind the keyboard.

If single.php contains garbage, it shows garbage, not posts…

/johan

Sorry, this is not a permalink problem it’s a general blog post problem.

Problem is still there even if I set Permalink Structure to “Default”.

Blog posts are shown on news page but clicking an individual blog post link results in the garbage page.

/johan

I just looked at the plugin code…

The variable $addressbook_basefile is referenced directly in html code which is obviously not correct.

You’ll have to patch up the code in addressbook.php. Find the places where $addressbook_basefile is referenced outside a php block and change it into
<?php echo $addressbook_basefile; ?>

The ‘edit existing address’ problem is on line 179

Lines 146, 149, 263 and 264 are candidates for fixes as well (not really sure though since I’m no PHP guru). There the author tries to reference the variable inside a string constant within a PHP block.

/johan