oldbrit

To Code People:

I searched your website and this forum for information on this question and I found nothing.

I don’t understand why you’re ignoring this question and answering other questions.

Is my question too stupid for you to bother with answering?

I actually do know how to manually update a plug-in, but in this case, there are several custom forms and a large number of filled in form responses that we don’t want to lose.

You could at least respond and tell me to get lost or use a Trumpian insult if you don’t want to answer this question.

The Plus version, which is still free, will allow you to upload the images from the WP Dashboard.

Thank you.

I’m asking if the settings I plan to use will do what I’m saying that I want to do.

I don’t understand what the Network Admin Email settings do.

I need to know how to use shortcodes, etc. to do the following:

1. Display a global calendar on the main site with all main and sub-site events in it.

2. Display a main-site calendar on the main site with only main site events in it.

3. Display a calendar on each sub-site with ONLY THAT SUB-SITE’s events plus main site events, but NOT events from the other subsites.

Thanks, but we simply wrote an add-on for Contact Form 7 that does the specific calculation we needed. Took about 30 minutes, so that was much cheaper than $50.00 per WordPress install for your forms processor add-on.

Well, I’ve been procrastinating and now things have come to a boil.

How do I contact you for support?

Thanks

I GOOFED in putting in the surrounding code. Here is again.

As I said, the only change to the yak-view-confirm.php code is the addition of ‘
‘ after the opening ‘,form.’:

<h3><?php _e('Confirm your order', 'yak'); ?></h3>
<?php
include 'yak-view-address-snippet.php';
?>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<h3><?php _e('Order Detail', 'yak'); ?></h3>

<form name="confirm2" method="post" action="<?php echo yak_get_permalink('stage=confirm') ?>">

<br>

    <table class="yak_order">
        <tr>
            <th><?php _e('Item', 'yak'); ?></th>
            <th class="yak_numeric"><?php _e('Price', 'yak') ?></th>
            <th class="yak_numeric"><?php if (!$hide_quantity) { _e('Qty', 'yak'); } ?></th>
            <th class="yak_numeric"><?php _e('Subtotal', 'yak') ?></th>
        </tr>

esmi:

Thank you for your quick response

You seem quite sure that this is a site/server specific issue. Would you please state your reasons for believing this to be site/server specific? As I said, I haven’t actually read the code, so, I am relying on testing without going to the source.

The automatic update creates the .maintenance file without a problem. I know this because when we update an active theme and it fails, the .maintenance file is in the root and displays its message.

Ownership seems to be an odd possibility for two reasons: 1. Our ownership setup has not changed since the automatic updates started failing a few WP releases ago. 2. If it were an ownership issue, it seems like whether the theme or plugin was active or inactive wouldn’t make any difference – the update would fail (or work) either way.

I’ve seen a lot of posts from people with automatic update issues indicating that simply changing the permissions or ownership didn’t fix the problem, so I’m not sure whether this is new or whether those for whom the permissions and ownership changes didn’t fix the issue were actually having this activation / deactivation issue.

I only discovered the active / inactive behavior accidentally while working with ownership and permissions to see if I could resolve the problem.

Anyway, I may have to read the code and do some further testing / debugging to see if I can further isolate the issue.

This is important.

Also, 5th Tuesday or 5th Friday

And, last Monday or last Friday