lollymom

Hi, has this been resolved? I’m having the same issue–redirect does not complete.

sccr410, how did you change the settings to include the www? You can’t change anything before the https://domain.com/ on the plugin screen. Do I have to find a line in the plugin file? And will this definitely fix it?

Nevermind, I think I found my answer. The post levels plugin.

https://fortes.com/projects/wordpress/postlevels/

Only question is, what happens if the plugin is by some chance disabled? If it doesn’t work in a newer version of WP. Do my private posts suddenly become public?

Still having this problem. Anyone? It’s been a month or more and my tagline is still not showing up in the tab bar or in Google Searches. I’m sure I’m missing something… but what?

Aha, I’m a total dork! Spam queue? I have a spam queue? There are the lost comments!

Thank you!

For future ref, where’s the error log?

Nevermind, fixed it!

I had to enter twice at the end of my post and around the “inline more” words, to insert the proper p tags.

You have been so helpful. It is working. Only, I’m still not sure what you mean by the CSS style name. Should it be the name of my css file? Like, style.css? Or the name of the thingie (don’t know what it’s called: class? element?) that defines the that particular thing in my css file.

That probably doesn’t make sense. Here’s what I had before:

<p class="postinfo"><a href="<?php comments_link(); ?>"> <?php comments_number('No comments','1 Comment','% Comments'); ?></a></p>

And now I have:

<p class="postinfo">
<?php comments_popup_link('Would you like to leave a comment?', 'One Comment', '% Comments', 'Your-CSS-style-name', 'Comments Disabled on this Post'); ?></p>

It seems to be working right like that, but I want to know what to put in place of “your css style name”. Is it <p class="postinfo"> or some variant?

Okay, I’ve completely given up on that theme’s comment template and now I’m just using the Default WP theme’s comment.php. Finally, things work. You can even click directly to a particular comment, which is great.

Now my only problem is what I had there before: It has the “respond” id, but when there are no comments, it still just links to the beginning of the post, rather than the Comment form. I think I need to put something in my index.php template, but I’m not sure what. Right now, it just tells it to link to the comments, and if there are none, it doesn’t know what to do so it just goes to the top of the post.

hmm, I tried changing the second one to respond, but it doesn’t work. I think I’d need to change something else somewhere too, but I don’t know what.

I’ve tried searching the forum for answers, but I’m not even sure of the correct search terms. I have come up with a few posts asking pretty much the exact same question, but none of them have responses.

This must be a common problem, but it has to be fixable because most blogs I go to remember me. Can anyone offer even a place to begin looking for answers? It’s really annoying re-entering all my information each time, and I’d really like my readers to be able to stay logged in too.

Okay, I just put that code (<h3 id="comments"> on both lines 6 and 28 (“Comments” and “Write a Comment”) and it seems to be working. If I click on “No responses yet” (on a post that has 0 comments) it takes me to the top of the comment form, and if I click on one that has comments, it takes me to the top of the comments. I don’t know why that
works, but it does.

Is it incorrect and going mess up my site though?

Okay! Thank you!

I ended up putting that on line 6 though, so it would take you to the top of the comments section instead of the comment form. Because when a reader clicks on “6 comments” I want it to take them to the beginning of the comments.

But I wonder if there’s a way to do this: When there are no comments yet, have it take them to the beginning of the comment form. Because this way, it just takes them to the top of the post if there aren’t any comments.

Hmmm… if I can’t do that, maybe I will do what you said and have it take them to the comment form.

My single.php file has this:

<a href="<?php comments_link(); ?>"><?php comments_number('No Responses Yet','One Response','% Responses'); ?></a>
Which is the same as the one HandySolo has, except instead of #comments, it has that php comments_link, which I don’t really understand, but I think it is basically the same thing, because that’s where that link points.

richarduk, I can’t find the relevent part of my comments.php so I just put the whole thing in the pastebin if someone wants to take a look at it.

Meanwhile, I’m going to check out that link and try to decipher it. ?? Thanks!

Okay, the problem was with the plugin, but it was only a problem because I hadn’t upgraded to 2.1 yet. Thank you.

I guess I should try that, problem is, I don’t know how to post without it! And it worked fine before, and I just realized what it might be. The only thing I’ve changed since it was working is adding this plugin: https://www.chroder.com/archives/2005/12/28/wordpress-plugin-inline-collapsible-more-link/#comment-11837

I’m trying to delete it, but the icon in the post editor is still there, and I’m still having the problem.

And I would love to fix those errors but I don’t know how. I tried fixing the first one awhile back, by doing what the TIDY program corrected it to, but it still gives a warning. I wish I had the time to learn this stuff, but I really just don’t.

Anyone? From what I can tell, it looks like I can only have one level (subscriber) before giving abilities to write posts (contributer). I need 2 levels of subscriber–one that can just see the pictures, and another that can see secret posts/categories.

Is there no way to do this?