polychrome

Hi @ojopaul ,

It now works like a charm.

Thanks for the fantastic support (and plugin)

I re-uploaded the plugin and it worked.

As dumb as that …

Thanks for your answers.

Thanks for the answer.

I can not update the php version that server.

Is there a workaround ?

The plugin was working fine until October 25

I haven’t contacted them yet, I do it now. Thanks.

I get this error with no plugin installed ( and emptied plugin folder) and the Twenty Fourteen theme.

Hi,

What is your problem exactly ?

What do you want to achieve ?

Vincent

You’re welcome.

May be you should think about reinstalling your entire WP and plugins (without replacing the database to keep your content).

It’s not “normal” that you have to reupload your wp-admin directory.

Hi Nev,

As far as I can see, there are 2 possible issues

1. a path separator issue ( ‘/’ instead of ‘\’ in the require_once path)
2. your update encountered a problem and the /wp-admin/includes/class-wp-posts-list-table.php does not exist

Can you check that the following URL exists (replacing yoursite.com):

• https://www.yoursite.com/wp/wp-admin/includes/class-wp-posts-list-table.php

You should get an error calling this file directly, but at least we’ll be aware of which problem it is.

Vincent

You simply can not achieve this. The ids are managed by MySQl and used by WP to connect “things” together.

What you could do is change your permalinks structure to ‘Post name’ and change pages slugs to be 1, 2,3 so the urls would be

https://bestamazingplaces.com/1/
https://bestamazingplaces.com/2/
https://bestamazingplaces.com/3/

Hope this helps

Why not use permalinks structure with post names ?

Something like:

https://bestamazingplaces.com/games/
https://bestamazingplaces.com/hungary/

Thanks for clarifying.

You should create or edit the “news” page template on your site then use the wp_get_archives within your template to retrieve a list of posts based on your specific criteria (category, date, …)

WordPress provides tools to retrieve a list of posts, display posts content, etc …, but you have to assemble the page on your own with the help of these functions.

If you’re new to programming and/or wordpress, you could may be find a theme achieving the result you expect and copy the corresponding block of code.

Glad I could help !

The first thing you should try is to edit your wp-config.php file, located at the root of your installation, and set WP_DEBUG to true (around line 93) as follow:

define('WP_DEBUG', true);

You should then see some PHP errors on your website, instead of the blank page, to help you debug the problem

It’s hard to help you if it’s hard for you to explain what you need !

The site you show as an example does not use popups, nor ajax, to load the content but loads extremely fast, as it is made of text only.

If your problem is about making this kind of layout, a list of news on the left and the selected news on the right, you should probably have a look to the wp_get_archives function.

You, however, will have to set up the HTML and CSS layout manually in your news page template.

You should replace ‘path-to-your-blog’ to the actual path of your blog.

As far as i can see from your error message, your blog is located a the root of your server, so you should replace this line by

<?php
require(‘./wp-blog-header.php’);
?>

This should do the trick.