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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Strange signs in the dashboardkjodle, you were right! I switched off all the plug-ins and tried to switch them back on, one by one. I found out, that one of them caused the problem. I uninstalled and installed it back again, and everything works just fine right now! What’s more, problem showed up after downgrading to v 3.3 and upgrading back to v 3.4.1 the WordPress, just as your blog says (about upgrades).
Thanks very much!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [PDW Media File Browser] PDW Media File Browser Plugin ProblemI got tham message when I tried to use v1.2 of the plug-in. After installing v 1.3 it was ok until yesterday. The plugin doesn’t work on all web browsers I tried: Opera, Firefox, Internet Explorer 9 or Chrome. I have no idea why…But I didn’t try on Mac, only on Win 7 Ultimate x64…
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [PDW Media File Browser] PDW Media File Browser Plugin ProblemUdo, try to do something opposite then. Go to media folder and try to open PDW. You should get an error. Then go to PDW options and choose language and skin. and then go back to media folder. Try in exactly that order.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [PDW Media File Browser] PDW Media File Browser Plugin ProblemUdo, I had the same issue, when you go to PDW’s options you should to be able to choose language and skin for the plug-in. Do it, and you receive a message that options are saved. Then go to PDW in Media folder in WP Dahboard and it wil start automatically. That’s what worked for me…
…But apart form that I contacted author via e-mail as well. He told me to check all other plug-ins and reinstall WP, so I did. It was when v 1.3 was just released. 1.3 worked fine until now, but only on Chrome. Opera, Firefox and IE don’t want to display a pop-up window when placing an image into page or post, a message about browser’s callbac in javascript is displayed in web broeser’s status bar and nothing happens….I work with XAMPP installed on Win 7 x64. Maybe anyone has an idea why Opera, IE and FF don’t cooperate with the plug-in?
Cheers and thanks.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [PDW Media File Browser] PDW Media File Browser Plugin ProblemToo soon to be happy. After few housr of fine working something strange started to happen, and I don’t know what’s going on. I started a new project in WP. my gallery/image folder full path is ‘https://localhost/wp/wp-content/themes/ecocar/galeria’ where ‘https://localhost/wp’ is the root dir for WP. I changed path to upload folder in ‘config.php’, and it looks like that righ now: $uploadpath = $_SESSION[‘/wp-content/themes/ecocar/galeria’]; . Everything should be fine, but it isn’t. When I go to ‘Media’ in WP dashboard and I choose PDW File Browser, it shows folders in the root of my server, which is ‘https://localhost’. What’s more, all icons there look like folder icons, even image files. I need to mention I use XAMPP on WiN 7 x64. When I click ‘wp’ folder icon, it gives me warning message: Warning: filemtime() [function.filemtime]: stat failed for D:\Strony\xampp\htdocswp/ in D:\Strony\xampp\htdocs\wp\wp-content\plugins\pdw-file-browser\pdw_file_browser\file_specs.php on line 44; , and when I doubleclick on the same folder it shows ‘The folder path was tampered with!’. ‘D:\Strony\xampp\htdocs\wp’ is the folder with WP installation on my Hard Drive. I hope somebody’ll help me. Thanks in advance!
regards
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [PDW Media File Browser] PDW Media File Browser Plugin ProblemProblem solved:)
In a file ‘config.php’, line 62, I changed path to ‘admin.php’ from ‘/wp-admin/admin.php’ to ‘wp-admin/admin.php’ and in the same file, line 106, I Changed $uploadpath = $_SESSION[‘wp-content/’]; to $uploadpath = $_SESSION[‘wp-content/my-path-to-file-storage’];
Works like charm right now! ??
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: PDW File Browser problemProblem solved:)
In a file ‘config.php’, line 62, I changed path to ‘admin.php’ from ‘/wp-admin/admin.php’ to ‘wp-admin/admin.php’ and in the same file, line 106, I Changed $uploadpath = $_SESSION[‘wp-content/’]; to $uploadpath = $_SESSION[‘wp-content/my-path-to-file-storage’];
Works like charm right now! ??