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  • Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    Oleg,

    Thanks! I have it just wanting one accept now on the popup, but once it is accepted, I then also want have to check the checkbox “I have read and agree to the website terms and conditions” before they can proceed, which I don’t have now. How can I get that as well?

    Thanks again!

    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    Still can’t get it to stop wanting you to accept the terms twice.

    So I create a subdomain with a fresh WordPress install with WooCommerce and it is still requiring the terms acceptance twice.

    I have attached screen shots of my settings.

    Let me know what I am missing.

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    Thanks… would rather not post the link.

    Basically when the checkout page comes up, the popup comes up (as expected). I scroll down to the bottom (as expected), click accept and the popup seems to come up again. I then have to scroll down again and press accept and the popup goes away and I can continue.

    Let me know if there is a way to PM you. If not, it will work as it stands.

    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    Just what I needed… Thanks!

    I have the popup coming up as desired, but it is requiring me to scroll through the document and press Accept twice, before the popup closes. I do have the scroll to close set.

    Any thoughts on why?

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Directory Plugin
    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    Thanks! I will give that one a look.

    Looking for as many options as I can get! ??

    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    SOLVED with:

    <table>
    <tbody>
    <tr>
    <td><img src="https://domainname.com/blue.png" alt="" width="23" height="26" /></td>
    <td style="vertical-align:middle;">Text goes here</td>
    </tr>
    </tbody>
    </table>
    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    rutgerhensel.. Thanks!
    I though I had tried that previously, but apparently I didn’t. Instead of modifying the virtual host file, I added the following lines to my .htaccess in my WordPress root installation directory:

    php_flag magic_quotes_runtime Off
    php_flag magic_quotes_sybase Off

    And it worked!!!

    Hope this helps others!!!

    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    This is the values from 2.6.5 that I posted in the 2.7 database. Hope it helps you! Make sure it is one line, no word wrap. ?? Let us know. Thanks!

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    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    Here is what fixed this for me:

    In the 2.6.5 and 2.7 installation Permalinks settings I had Day and Name selected.

    I then went into the working 2.6.5 database wp_options table (via phpMyadmin) and searched for the “rewrite_rules” on the option_name field. I then copied the option_value of “rewrite_rules” (2.6.5) and then went to the 2.7 database and replaced the value that was in the 2.7 database with that of the 2.6.5 value.

    I then checked to see if I could change to the other permalinks settings and the 404 problem came back. So I changed my Permalink settings back to Day and Name, modified the database as above and the permalinks worked again.

    Seems like a bug to me.

    I am using php 4.4.9, apache 2.2.3, mysql 4.1.22

    Hope this helps others!

    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    I have completely removed ALL files (including .htaccess) and databases from the domain I am working on. Restarted mysql and apache. My root directory is htdocs and I have created two diretories (wp6 and wp7) in htdocs.
    htdocs/
    htdocs/wp6
    htdocs/wp7

    I have put a phpinfo() file in all three directories and compared them. They are all three identical!

    I installed 2.6.5 in htdocs/wp6. Everything works as it should. Changed the permalinks settings in the admin area. .htaccess file is properly created. Tested the site and Permalinks functions as it should. No problems with 2.6.5.

    I installed 2.7 in htdocs/wp7. Everything works as it should. Changed the permalinks settings in the admin area. .htaccess file is properly created. Tested the site and get Error 404 – Not found.

    Does any one know if there anything in the database that could create the permalinks issue, or is permalinks completely controlled via the .htaccess file?

    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    gm10gm10,
    Would it be possible to post your Linux kernel, PHP, and MySQL versions, as well as the php settings, from your new hosting account?

    Or if anyone would post their php4 and php5 settings for a working 2.7, that would be great!

    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    Gotta agree with gm10gm10! There’s a bug there somewhere. We’ll just wait for an updated version and give it a try! Until then, we stick with 2.6.5.

    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    As with antiresearch, that is the only code in the .htaccess file. I have even cleaned it of any whitespace. And also just to be clear, like antiresearch, the 404 is within WP, not coming from Apache, and post links work again when switched back to default.

    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    Thought you would ask that! ?? Unfortunately, can’t switch that box to php5 yet!

    I did try to install 2.7 on another box with php 5.2.5, that is virtually setup the same as the box with php 4.4.9 and experienced the same issue. Permalinks did not work. ?? And just for giggles, I installed 2.6.5 and permalinks DID work!

    That box was a CentOS 5.2 (2.6.18-028stab053.17-ent) with php 5.2.5. Both boxes are Apache 2.2.3.

    Thread Starter smrtalex

    (@smrtalex)

    Thanks for the link. We have root SSH access, so we checked the httpd.conf file and it has:
    AllowOverride All
    in the root directory. So we are ok there.

    We are using RHEL 5.2 (2.6.18-92.1.10.el5) with php 4.4.9

    It is just weird that 2.6.5 will work fine, but 2.7 will not and they both utilize the same code in their respective .htaccess files for permalinks. ??

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