parisvega

Redirection was the culprit.

I went to the plugin settings for Redirection and tried turning off the monitoring of modified posts. That didn’t work, so I clicked the delete button at the bottom of the page that clears all of Redirection’s logs.

With the Redirection plugin now deactivated my home page worked.

I then reactivated Redirection and it still works.

I guess there were some busted logs in Redirection that were breaking the home page.

5. I’ve deactivated all my plugins and now the home page is back.

6. I’m now reactivating each plugin to see which one is breaking the home page…

3. I also recreated the custom type type with the same name “Products” in hopes that the stray post would show up and I could delete correctly. Didn’t work

4. I then created a new post with the same name as the old post and then deleted it using the Custom Post Type UI admin. Didn’t work.

So… now my client’s site: https://www.tlsignaturesalon.com/ is redirecting to a 404 page with this URL https://www.tlsignaturesalon.com/products/test-product-1/

Thanks for any help you guys and gals can provide.

Yes. Yes. Yes.

After cleaning my database I was having a problem with the visual editors of all the sites that were affected by this hack. To fix the problem I put this

define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false );

at the bottom right before

require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-settings.php');

and now everything works fine.

Thanks to this post for the fix.

Just checked your site… looks good now.

Delete the <br /> tags, that is.

You could switch to the HTML view in your WordPress editor and delete all the
tags that are before your <table> tag as a temporary fix.

To solve my problem I simply created a file named robot.txt and placed it in my root directory with the following text inside of it:

User-agent: *
Allow: /

That’s it. Problem solved.

I’ve unchecked the privacy setting. I’m still getting blocked. I’m using WebFaction for hosting. Any ideas?

I’m having the same problem on https://www.parisvega.com at the moment.

Hey Guys,

I think I found the answer: Subalbums!

Step 1: Create an album. This one will act as the “master” album.
Step 2: Create more albums. These will act as “subalbums” that will actually be displayed
Step 3: Select the “master” album in the Album admin.
Step 4: Drag all “subalbums” into the master album.
Step 5: Save/Update the master album.
Step 6: Create a “master” album template that lists the albums and galleries

I’m trying it out now.

I’m currently using the album template and gallery template as well. I would also like to see the ability to list all albums on one page. It would function similar to how galleries are listed.

Someone would need to write a custom query to access the albums from the nextgen tables in the database. Anybody up for the challenge?

Oops…

“First of all, thanks for the plugin releasing this plugin to the public.”

I meant to say, ” … thanks for releasing this plugin to the public.”

Hey jacodbanderic!

First of all, thanks for the plugin releasing this plugin to the public.

On the plugin page it says that it is compatible with 2.8. I’m using WordPress 2.8.4 and it doesn’t seem to work. Any plans on updating in the near future? Thanks again for the awesome plugin!

-Paris