kismetgerald

My apologies.

I will do as you’ve suggested, thanks.

Meitar,

I’m not sure what you did differently with your latest update, but I now see some default values in the plugin’s settings. Coincidentally, this seems to have resolved the buttons display issue for me.

So now I only have to worry about the “Show Entries” not displaying on a single line. Thanks again.

Thanks again. I saved the defaults as you pointed out, but the buttons still didn’t appear.

On the “Show Entries” issue – I’ll get with my theme’s developer for some assistance with the CSS changes needed.

Meitar,

Thanks for the response yesterday. I contacted my theme’s developer and they showed me what to do to correct the display issue. So I’m good there.

However, when I compare what’s displayed on my site with your example screenshot, I don’t see the buttons displayed above the search box. Also, the “Show entries” text is not being displayed on a single line.

Is this something wrong on my end or could you help with that? Please advice, thanks.

Okay, thanks. I’ll check with my theme’s developer for assistance.

Oh, okay. Thanks for letting me know. I kinda suspected that so it’s good you clarified this for me. Although I’m not very skilled with PHP and Ajax, I like the flexibility Contact Form 7 gives me.

For now I have decided to forgo the logic idea and simply provide a large text area with instructions to place each item (part) on a single line.

Thanks for your response – really appreciate it.

I, too, am having this problem. Any suggested workaround? My page is at https://test.centraltruckcenter.com/parts/iz_parts_online/ It shows fine in all other browsers except for IE (all versions).

Haha, I guess we must have been posting at the same time. Thanks for your help, I was able to resolve the matter as explained above.

PROBLEM RESOLVED!!!

So I read through this entire article on the codex. In the “Fixing Other Issues” section, they touched upon being sure to enable the AllowOverride directive in your DocumentRoot of the apache server.

So I immediately did that and still no luck. I then decided to check to see if mod_rewrite was even enabled at all. I found this article which suggested that I needed to put the AllowOverride directive inside the virtual host config file as well. In my case it’s located here: //etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default.conf. I did that and viola, pretty permalinks are working again.

Thanks for your assistance thus far, I can go to sleep now.

Sir Wilcox (pardon me, just couldn’t saying that)….lol

I can confirm that the DB is being updated correctly, but something really weird is going with the permalinks structure. I’ve made the following observations:

1. When I changed the permalink to “default” all my navigation links start to work fine and I can see that WP automatically clears out the contents of the .htaccess file located in the root folder (in my case /var/www/html).

2. When I changed the permalink back to using “Postname” – which is what I was using before moving the install to the /wordpress subdirectory – the site breaks again (in that, only the homepage works) and WP automatically updates the .htaccess file in the root with the following:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

I’ll keep researching for answers and would greatly appreciate your continued support until a resolution is reached. Thanks again.

Yes, I can confirm the following in Settings > General:

WordPress Address (URL): https://www.centraltruckcenter.com/wordpress
Site Address (URL): https://www.centraltruckcenter.com

With the above I can get to the homepage of my site by using https://www.centraltruckcenter.com and I can get to the admin side by doing https://www.centraltruckcenter.com/wordpress/wp-admin.

What’s not working is that when I attempt to use any of the links to pages/posts the URLS are pointing to https://www.centraltruckcenter.com/parts (for example). Have I missed something?

Yes, I can connect to the dashboard without trouble and have verified that the “WordPress Address (URL)” matches the full domain name.

By the way my domain name is https://www.centraltruckcenter.com