Malcolm Peralty

Hi there, I think this is a great idea. It isn’t too complicated. If they are completely separate (as in when clicking login you are brought to app.mainsite.com) then you should be fine. You would point a CNAME from your domain name DNS to app.mainsite.com with the IP address of the server that it is on, and that’s about it.

If you are getting 40k visits per month, it might be time to look at a VPS or Cloud hosting plan or with Bluehost, one of their higher tier WordPress hosting plans.

All my best!

Hi there, I see three posts on your blog. How many should there be? Also, adding WP Super Cache wouldn’t really resolve your problem. It was either server level caching from your web host or browser caching. Check in with your web host to see what kind of caching they are using and what plugins might help you clear it when you have a new post published.

Hi there, it would likely be limited to a web server, so if you aren’t running a web server with the old codebase on your computer, you likely have nothing to worry about. Just for that extra safety though, I’d zip it and put it on an external drive or USB thumb drive.

Hi there mdunphy, it looks like Google tag manager wasn’t setup correctly. This might be a feature of your theme, where you put the code in the header or it might be in your header.php file, or it might be in your functions.php file or it might be in a plugin.

If you look at the source code if your website, you’ll see the following:
<script async src=”https://www.googletagmanager.com/gtag/js?id=UA-114590418-1″></script&gt;
<script>
window.dataLayer = window.dataLayer || [];
function gtag(){dataLayer.push(arguments);}
gtag(‘js’, new Date());

gtag(‘config’, ‘UA-114590418-1’);
</script>);
</script>

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Malcolm Peralty.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Malcolm Peralty.

Hi there famsource,

This could be from caching. If your host has caching setup, you might need to clear it. If you are using a caching plugin, you might need to clear it. If you are using cloudflare, you might need to clear that as well. That way when you aren’t logged in, you can see your changes.

Another thing to check is to make sure the CSS you are adding isn’t inside some responsive section of your CSS basically only making the CSS you’ve added apply to certain browser sizes. I have had this issue before.

Hi, there gayara71, Can you tell us more about the redirect? Do you know what an HTACCESS File is? Who is your web host? They might be able to help you with this.

With more information, we might be able to help you. There are so many ways of managing redirects, so it’ll take some time to figure it out.

Just out of curiosity, and to cover all basis, did you first purchase, download and install Gravity Forms?

global $mycrazyvariable;

ody3307 – Variable name is custom (nothing is using it) and It does work in single.php as I can assign and echo it out.

We shouldn’t have to create a loop in the footer to do this, but Ryan already told me that his attempt to do so didn’t work.

For everyone else to test and figure out:
He and I are running WP 2.7.

We assign a global variable in the header.php
We give that variable a value in the single.php
We try to read that value in footer.php

By the time we get to Footer.php the variable doesn’t have a value any longer. Why is that?

Disabled nearly all plugins, still having the same issue. Upgraded to 2.6.2, still problems. Anyone have any ideas?

Podpress 8.8 doesn’t work with WP 2.6 This is a known issue related to the post revisions. Search google for PodPress 8.8 fix or PodPress WordPress 2.6 fix.