theblogdoctor

hey, check out this thread. i had the same issue and allegedly this has been fixed in the future version. i am still having the timezone issue on the blog i had set this up for originally…

ok, thank you for your inputs… ??

Thanks Ipstenu!

So given all this, what would you recommend? For a “website” / wordpress install that needs only 3 – 5 separate “sites”, and not a full fledge Multi-user blog site like wordpress.com.

1. Should I stick with installing 3 or 5 separate WP single user sites, or
2. Should I enable the MU on the 1st install and setup the rest as MULTI-SITES or
3. (this just came to me) should I just change the table_prefix on the configs, so they all use the same DB, and set them up as separate single user WP installs?

thank you
-Shiva

do you see any error messages in your PHP error log file on the host/ server?

@ke vinritt

Just create a new contact form, give it a new name, add your new fields, save it and embed it wherever you want.

has anyone been able to successfully call the NewPost method with Custom Fields? I am still having no luck.

I am using a .Net Wrapper. I tried first as you all have suggested, with just key and value pairs. However, the Metablog Wrapper gives me an error that custom field ID cannot be null.

So I tried giving it a random number as ID like so (code is in C# .Net). Now the Post gets inserted, but the custom fields are getting ignored ?!

CustomField[] cf = new CustomField[1];
                cf[0].id = "354325";  //random ID number
                cf[0].key = "image_url";
                cf[0].value = "https://somesite.com/someimage.jpg";

Hi,

Never mind, I updated the event-calendar class in the plugin to return the local time….

-Shiva

Thanks Aaron.

Is there a workaround meanwhile ? I think I could change the plugin code, but the changes will be over-written next time you publish an upgrade, right ?

Please advise.

-Shiva
@theblogdoctor

Ok, I think I have found the code, and possibly the source of this issue.

The website’s timezone inside wordpress is set to Los Angelese and is a US website, but the actual site is hosted on servers in Paris (France). Paris time is head of US by 9 hours, and it looks like the code is using the system (server time) ? Is that right ?

/**
 * where filter for standard wordpress templates.  Inspects the event options and filters
 * event posts for upcoming or past event loops
 *
 * @param string where clause
 * @return string modified where clase
 */
  public function events_search_where( $where ) {
      if( !$this->in_event_category() ) {
        return $where;
      }
      $where .= ' AND ( eventStart.meta_key = "_EventStartDate" AND eventEnd.meta_key = "_EventEndDate" ) ';
      if( events_displaying_month( ) ) {

      }
      if( events_displaying_upcoming( ) ) {
        // Is the start date in the future?
        $where .= ' AND ( eventStart.meta_value > "'.$this->date.'" ';
        // Or is the start date in the past but the end date in the future? (meaning the event is currently ongoing)
        $where .= ' OR ( eventStart.meta_value < "'.$this->date.'" AND eventEnd.meta_value > "'.$this->date.'" ) ) ';
      }
      if( events_displaying_past( ) ) {
        // Is the start date in the past?
        $where .= ' AND  eventStart.meta_value < "'.$this->date.'" ';
      }
      return $where;
    }

So for example, if a person has following social profiles.

https://facebook.com/thisissomeone
https://flickr.com/photos/thisissomeone

and has his/her own website powered by wordpress at https://thisissomeone.com

I want to show the comments for thisissomeone’s profile on facebook and flickr, in a widget in the sidebar on thisissomeone.com

Hope this is clear / makes sense.

I was wondering if there is some plugin out there where-in you can enter facebook user id / page-key and flickr userid and it brings in all the latest comments from those sites….

Also, I contacted the Hosting Company to figure out how the script was uploaded, because the client had a very complex alpha numeric password. They looked at the logs and said the FTP pwd was keyed in, so someone had access to that password.

I am not sure how the hacker or hacking code got that password. So I had the client change the Control Panel and FTP password after I re-installed the software.

@ramirez_fabian

Yes, the site has been hacked. For my client, I had a backup of the posts. So I deleted the WP install, re-installed it and imported the Posts.

That “tmp_….” stuff you see is the haacked code. I am not sure what it does. I read in some forums that it was serving up ads and stuff on the pages.

Hi,

I am getting same error on 1 of my client sites…

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE, expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or T_NUM_STRING in /hsphere/localblah blahblah/wp-includes/classes.php on line 1572

Can someone from www.remarpro.com please confirm if this is a HACKED situation ?

Thanks

Anyone ?

Thanks all. It works now with all your suggestions / pointers.