Talisman

Thanks ?eslav. The ZipArchive comes back as not enabled.

To mbrsolution: The logs show what I would expect them to show although I am curious as to why the “Daily cron handler got fired!” There is nothing I can see that is an error message and the backups show as being completed. They just wasn’t being saved. Other than content additions no changes were made.

To wpsolutions: Thank you.

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you – I was out of town.

It’s the first time I’ve noticed it. For most of my sites I have the backup emailed to me but because of its size I usually download the latest backups to my local PC every two weeks for this one. But this time when I went to do so I noticed that nothing later than September was there even though it should be backing up every week. The logs don’t show anything unusual as far as I can tell. The cron job is certainly being triggered.

The unusual thing was that even when I initiated a manual backup and was told it was successful it did not appear in the server files. When I deleted all the existing copies and tried again the manual backup worked as it should and the backup was there.

I looked at a similarly set up site keeping four copies and I have two backups dated for May, one for July and one for September. But nothing since September even though it is a biweekly backup. However, because this site is smaller I was having the backup emailed and those are turning up but the same file that is emailed is not being saved to the server in the backup folder.

Hope that makes sense!

It looks like this may be yet another theme that for some reason uses yellow as an ad background. The CSS shows:

ins {
	background: #fff9c0;

Try changing it to…

ins {
	background: #fff;

…and see if that works – it works on other themes where I have had the same problem.

If white is not an appropriate background color for you then just substitute whatever you need for #fff.

Bear in mind that if the author does not make that change in the CSS code themselves in the future then you will need to make the same change every time the theme is updated.

Thanks Tomas.

I’m not sure if anyone pays attention to this “forum” as the update a couple of days back still has the same typos!

You are welcome. One thing to bear in mind (as it just happened to me!) is that if the theme is updated through WP you may well find that “default-slider-image.png” gets overwritten and you will need to upload your version again.

If you go to the Courage theme folder and look in its images folder you will see a file called “default-slider-image.png” and that’s the file you need to replace.

Simply upload an 880×290 image you want to use in PNG format (as that’s what “featured-content-slider.php” calls for) and you should be good to go.

For me this issue started right after I checked the box for “Force rewrite titles” (as that was the only way I managed to get the doubling up of the website name on browser tabs to disappear) and now it doesn’t matter how short the page title is, it is “too long.” I had zero issues until the check box was checked.

Certainly can!

I had a tmp folder missing issue a while back.

I created a new one and got the hosting company to define the path…

upload_tmp_dir= /home/yoursite/public_html/tmp/

…in php.ini.

The “back up now” option is working as it should.

Thanks to all for their input.

Error logs are a wonderful thing when you know where they are! What I get is this:

[14-May-2015 01:24:25 UTC] PHP Warning: Unknown: open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/tmp) is not within the allowed path(s): (/home/) in Unknown on line 0
[14-May-2015 01:24:25 UTC] PHP Warning: File upload error – unable to create a temporary file in Unknown on line 0

The backup command has never run successfully on this site from this plugin. The error appeared the first time I tried to use it. CPanel’s backup works ok but this was a convenient way of doing it.

It’s just a thought and I have no idea if it’s relevant but this site was the only one that had a WP upgrade 3.9.6 to 4.2.2. The other 3 were all new installs.

Hope this helps.

I had to use

.post p { padding-bottom: 16px;}

to get a decent paragraph representation. The comments suffer from the same problem but that too can be resolved by changing:

ul.commentlist li div p { margin:0px 5px;}

to

ul.commentlist li div p { margin:0px 5px; padding-bottom:16px;}.

Thanks Gangleri. I’m no php expert and wouldn’t have known where to start without that.