markparolisi

Couldn’t you set this URL as a global JS variable and just call that. Just make sure you set it with the absolute path using something like

bloginfo(‘template_url’) . ‘/testpost.php’

If your JS code is inside of a PHP file there is no need to set a global variable just do something like this

jQuery.post( "<?php echo bloginfo('template_url') . '/testpost.php'; ?>", function(data){ ...

It’s possible.
You can check if the URL query_var ( ex. record_id=1052 ) exists then write the query.
Lookup the value in the post_meta table to retrieve the post_id associated with it. Then you can use something like wp_get_single_post( $postid ) or update the original $wp_query object.
Check the action reference too. You may want to hook into something around or before template_redirect.

Do you have the permissions to do that? Is there an admin who has restricted your actions?

Yes. Check the permissions, also check the upload folder path
It’s in:
/wp-admin/options-media.php -> “Store uploads in this folder”

Make sure that it is set to the default since you say you are using the “Uploads” folder.
I’ve seen people set that to another directory and then it is deleted down the road and the uploader naturally breaks.

So it looks like you still have your DB up, which is good.

Do you know the PHP and MySQL versions your host is running?

No need for a WP plugin really. Will you be usurping the standard WP search box or this an additional input field?

You could probably just you this jQuery plugin:

https://johannburkard.de/blog/programming/javascript/highlight-javascript-text-higlighting-jquery-plugin.html

and call something like this in a docready:

$('input').keyup(function(){
	$('*').removeHighlight();
	$('*').highlight($(this).val(););
});

I have NOT tested this.

When you save your mail archives as posts in WordPress they are constrained by the same rules as other WP posts, i.e. span tags instead of font tags. There are ways to trump this filter, however I did not want to affect a global change on your entire site with my plugin. You can adjust these errors manually in the edit post screen though. I recommend this because the font tag is deprecated and shouldn’t be used anyway.

try the new 3.0 release

I’ve pushed out another update that refactors a few things to help prevent conflicts with other plugins. Should also prevent a couple of other errors that a few people are having. I’m testing this out on a couple of my own servers and everything works fine, so if you are having problems please let me know the symptoms in as much detail as possible and I’ll try to correct them asap.

Thanks for contributing!

I think I’ve found the problem. If you already have the Mailchimp plugin installed, then it triggers a fatal error. Probably some name collision or something. If you deactivate that one, activate mine, then re-activate ‘Mailchimp’ then it seems to work. I will compare both scripts in the next day or two and release a new version that doesn’t have this problem.
Thank you so much Geek Specialties! I’m sure this will do it!

I’d love to help you guys out, but you aren’t giving me any info.
Was there any other documentation on the error?
What hosting are you using? What version on PHP are you running?
What other plugins do you have installed?
Answering these questions will help me diagnose the problem and send out bug fixes. Thanks.

the issue(s) have been resolved in this current 1.1 release

put the short code [mc_archives] on any page you’d like turn into your archives page.

Retrieving certain campaigns is a great idea and I will implement that in the next version (coming soon!)