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Apostrophes are cumbersome. I used to write code that accessed a database, and apostrophes are used extensively in queries. They can can cause a whole range of issues.

Is there a simple script, such as in Perl you can write to spin through the files, to remove the apostrophes?

Still no dice, but I’ll read your link.

Thanks again

I got the answer Esmi, and thanks for your help.

Turns out it was in the All-in-One SEO Configuration page. I changed it there and the site is completely moved over to the new domain.

Thanks again

OK, but where is that value coming from, so I can change it at the source?

Thanks

Hi Esmi,

I have looked EVERYWHERE for this title. In the header.php, as far as title tags go, all I am seeing is:

<!– Title –>
<title><?php wp_title(‘»’, true, ‘right’); ?> <?php bloginfo(‘name’); ?></title>

Any thoughts on this? I have also gone through the tables in the DB to see perhaps if something was hidden there. Nada.

Thank you for all of your help and interest in this.

BTW, if I was unclear, and in reading this over, I may have been, this information is appearing in the title of the browser itself, versus the header of the blog.

Nothing in the header.php. I was hoping that would be it though.

Holy smokes! I changed a couple of the fields in one of the database tables. and Voila, it is now all pointing to the new URL.

Some of the content that is still specific to the new URL needs to be changed, but I am ahead several hours in being able to avoid my original plan of uninstall/reinstall.

I had no idea this was possible. That is the power of the forum.

Thank you so much

When I added more than several pages the format changed from numbers to an actual hierarchy. This is a mystery to me as why it would do this.

I am a blockhead. Writing code is always better in html mode, versus visual mode, right?

Thank you so much!

Thanks Michah, and if I may, without coming across like too much of a newbie to this WP stuff, can I ask another question.

I trying to understand this whole validation thing, and based on all of the errors that I have been getting, have created blank wordpress pages, and validated them. I am still getting multiple errors on those.

I was an html/.asp web developer for several years and am now just getting into this PHP/WordPress thing and it is a but daunting to me. What is even more daunting is the fact that I did a bunch of dev work in Firefox to find out that the same exact code will not run in IE, which is why I am going through this whole validation exercise.

Is there a good resource that I can consult without being too overwhelmed with mounds of text. I get how to code, but it’s just these little traps that take up most of my time with this.

Thanks

I think that it is something in the page itself, as I have asked other people in other location to pull the page, and they are seeing the same thing that I am.

To give some more background, I actually created the page, specifically the table that sits inside of the page in MS Front Page 98, which is probably my first mistake, in that it in my experience it tends to parse lines wherever it wants, and causes stuff like this to happen.

In running the page through validator.w3,org, it came back with 51 errors. To preface this, the table has a subtable, and many rows which get populated from the DB.

This may account for so many errors. Many of them are along the lines of: “XML Parsing Error: Couldn’t find end of Start Tag a line 327”
I have seen this before, but never to this extent.

Anybody have any thoughts as to a good text editor that will be easier to use than any MS products.

Thanks for all of the input form everyone, especially the validator site, which was invaluable in getting to the bottom of this. At least I have a place to start with this repair.

Hi,

I went to the site you referenced above, and the response looks Greek to me. If it makes a difference, many of the pages on the site were imported from an .xml file. Should or would this make a difference?

I can email you the URL if you would like.
Thanks

Thanks DCannon1. I was kind of thinking the same thing. What I can do for each listing though is take the generic PHP code and very quickly paste it into each page, knowing that the 35 or so fields will each be populated by the db.

I can then customize the detail for SEO in All-in-One. This is what I suspected, but wanted to bounce it off someone. Thanks again.