Steve

The ithemes people don’t even monitor this support forum. It’s every man for themselves.

This plugin went from excellent to SUCKS after ithemes bought it. Good luck getting anything fixed without paying for it.

Wish I could +1 your response to moron. Good on you.

Works fine on all of mine also. You probably have a conflict with another plugin that wasn’t ready for 3.7.

Your plugin is for FAQ/Q&A, whatever. Your excerpt filter affects EVERY EXCERPT, not just your own. A VERY BAD IDEA. You’ve caused me wasted time troubleshooting a clueless client’s site troubles.

EDIT:
Why in the billy blue *** did you mess with excerpt length in a completely unrelated plugin?

WHAT???? Revert to a previous version of WP just to use a plugin? I’m sorry, but are you nuts?

The plugin isn’t coded using the Widgets API, that’s why everyone is having problems with it. Switch to a different plugin, or pressure the author to fix it.

This plugin doesn’t use the WordPress WidgetsAPI, presumably because the author’s implementation (serving the quotes via javascript) doesn’t allow for more than one instance.

WP itself is blocking the updating of the widget options because of permissions.

I can almost guarantee that you have a backdoor script installed in some out-of-the way folder. There isn’t an easy way to clean up intrusions like this – you have to examine or replace from a known good source every file in your account, which includes the folders for addon domains and subdomains.

<?php comments_template('/comments_template_web.php', true); ?>

It’s not an “error”, it’s a “notice”. Big difference.

It just means that the coder used the variable in an expression without first testing to see if it actually existed or not. In your case, it doesn’t exist. While this is allowed in PHP, many feel that it’s not exactly the best coding practice because it does generate a E_NOTICE.

Use a variation of what Mark posted in the other thread:

function change_comment_classes( $classes ) {

	// Classes is an array of class names, so for each item - $array_key => $class_name
	foreach( $classes as $key => $class ) {
		// Check the class name
		switch( $class ) {
			## if it's 'even' or 'odd', change
			## if not, leave it alone
			case 'even':
				$classes[$key] = "bg1";
				break;

			case 'odd':
				$classes[$key] = "bg2";
				break;

			default:
				continue;
		}
	}
	// Clean out the variables no longer needed
	unset($key,$class);
	// Return the result
	return $classes;
}
add_filter( 'comment_class' , 'change_comment_classes' );

Note that you don’t strictly have to use the ‘default’ case, but a lot of people like to see it for clarity.

You’re seeing an error message from a Facebook object. Has nothing to do with WordPress or your web server. Disable the plugin that may be pulling the FB content, or delete the offending code from the offending post.

You’re going to have to do a little Sherlocking here to pinpoint where the trouble actually is.

The ‘odd theme being installed along with WordPress’…is it the twenty-ten theme?

The next thing to try is to see if the blog posts display before you upload ANY new plugins or themes.

From what you’ve described, you’re experiencing a javascript conflict. Poorly written plugins can do this, as can poorly written themes.

Would be helpful – if you want US to be specific in our answers – if you were more specific than, “i get an error”. What error, when does it show up, etc.

Plenty of people here. Unfortunately, your code got stripped so no one knows what you’ve tried.

In order to strip images, you’ll have to parse the post content to remove image tags and/or caption shortcode tags and the text between them.

for security purposes, since you’ve posted the contents of a sensitive file, I HIGHLY recommend that you change your database password and make the change in your wp-config.php file.

If you wish, you can contact me by email and I’ll continue to help you through this. I can be reached at steve [at] sawtoothid.com