piblo

Thanks a lot Jacob !

I am amazed by your concern. How do you manage to reply so quickly to a community of more than 10,000 users?

I wish you a happy new year 2024.
Pierre

Hi Jabob,

Thank yoiu very much for your quick reply. The URL I gave you is this I’ve been using for many years in the menu of my WordPress website. Where can I get the encrypted URL ? What is the address of the gallery root ? Thank you.

Regards,
Pierre

Great !!! Many thanks, Jacob.

Thanks a lot Jacob !!

Hi Jacob. I did it sevaral times without any success before posting my initial message.

I solved my problem. I just replaced the all-in-one-event-calendar directory by the latest I saved. I was pleasantly surprised to see that I did not lose my data. I guess they are elsewhere than in that directory.

I forgot to say my WordPress version is 5.4.1 and I use PHP 7.3.16

Pierre

Hi Steve,
I have the same problem. Until the bug is found and corrected, I would roll back to 2.5.44, as you. I guess I must download version 2.5.44 on the extension website then after decompression, replacing the ad hoc directory through FTP. Is this right ? Thanks.

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by piblo.

Hi Steven and Joy,

Tonight, I realized that I didn’t apply Steven’s advices. I indeed thought that I could’t display the ‘wp-admin’ page. I was wrong. I got it, logged in as WP administrator, went to settings>Permalinks and resaved these latter. I couldn’t believe. It works !!

Warm thanks.

Best regards,
Piblo

Hi Steven and Joy,

Joy said : ” because the .htaccess file is relative, so by using a URL that starts with a slash, it goes to the wrong place “. The URLs that do not work are on the form of ‘localhost/mysite/pagename/’

I forgot to say that my computer is under Windows 7. Perhaps this could help in your replies/advices.

FYI, the content of my .htaccess – which is located in the root of directory I:\UwAmp\www\mysite – is :

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

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

Finally, I solved my problem by re-building my table. I do not know what hapenned with the first one.

Pierre

Hi again….

I found the problem in
.entry-content table

There is a
border-bottom: 1px solid

It is curious. I built another table and the line does not appear.
It’s late here. I’ll try to rebuilt my original table tomorrow.

Regards,
Pierre

Hi again Jay,

I learn every day. I could use the Web development tool of Firefox as you did to help me.

Then, I have just realized that the line you remove (grey) thanks to the CSS lines is not this I wished. The line I wish to remove (black) is further below, at the bottom of the table.

Pierre

Hi Jay,

Many thanks for your help. I am not an expert.

I wrote your suggested lines into the additional CSS of the theme apparence. Is it the right place ? This has as consequence to remove the voluntary borders I have in other tables (made with TablePress)… but not the line I wouldn’t wish in the page I gave the URL.

Note that I used TablePress at first for my tables. Being not entirely satisfied, I’m trying to build my tables with TinyMCE Advanced for the first time.

Hi Jacob,

I forgot to thank you for your quick reply. I’m sorry. The authorization for html was already setup indeed… and I used it but I forgot. Thanks again.