John Hawkins
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Hi five, @brocheafoin! That worked like a charm!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Recently Registered] How to Change Date format dd/mm/yyyyHi Mika,
I, too, wanted to change the format to match the rest of my site’s date output. I made the following change to use get_option( ‘date_format’) and it does the trick nicely:
$registerdate = '<span>'. date_i18n( get_option( 'date_format' ), $registered ) .'</span>' ;
note: I haven’t tested this on Multisite.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [CC Devs] Blank screen when create new user in dashboardbetagoo, sorry for delay. CC-Devs doesn’t touch anything that has to do with user creation. This sounds like an issue with another plugin. I know it’s been a month, but were you able to confirm if this was related to cc-devs or another plugin?
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Ads For Old Posts] Very usefulThanks for the kind words! I finally got around to fixing a few tiny issues with it and have pushed out an update after testing it with 4.5 beta. So, looks like we’re back in the repo for another 2 years! ??
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Simple Calendar] Span date event on list view and grid viewHey CrimsonFlash,
Thanks for the notes.
I don’t believe in its current state you can have it show the event every day.
To be perfectly honest, I don’t currently have the time to work on this plugin. If you or somebody you know wants to update the plugin, I’d be happy to push the updates to the repo.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: HTML Form POST on other domainahh, ok.
When you are adding the form to a page or post, are you in visual or text mode? I’m thinking it might be in visual mode. Try switching to text mode and see if that helps.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/eza8g1m0exoufst/2014-10-29%20at%2010.08%20AM.png?dl=0
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Stuck in Maintenance Mode When Updating, No FTP AccessWithout FTP access, this sounds like a time when you are going to need to reach out to your hosting company for some support. Hopefully they can provide you FTP information or at the very least a link to your cpanel area so you can create an FTP account and get your site back online.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Uploading a file to my web serverTo upload the HTML file, you would need to use an FTP client. If you aren’t sure how to do that, there is another way. This post on wpbeginner.com explains how to do it:
https://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-add-your-wordpress-site-to-google-webmaster-tools/
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Weird. Menu's words color changed when clickingYou may need to look in the CSS and see if there is a color being set when the button is clicked.
If it’s happening at the time the link is clicked, look for something like a:active
If it’s turning green after you click and staying green from then on, look for something like a:visited
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: HTML Form POST on other domainThis almost certainly has to do with the code on domainB not knowing how to handle the submission. Where did you get the HTML for the form? Is it from a specific plugin? It might be that the form action needs to be set to a processing url first.
A form requires two parts and you can think of them as the pitcher and catcher. The pitcher, in this case, is the form html you’ve showing above. The problem is, without seeing/knowing what the catcher is expecting to see, it’s impossible to know for sure how to tell you to fix this issue.
Step 1 back up both sites. All files and databases.
If everything on your new site is working the way you want it to and you simply want to move it in place of the original domain, my process would be something like:
– Upload the wp-content folder from the temp url over to the live url (or at least your new themes and any new plugins you installed on the temp url)
– Update WordPress on the live URL to 4.0
– Use the WP Migrate DB plugin to move the database from temp url to live url (it will do the search/replace of urls for you in the database)Keep in mind, Migrate DB will pull everything from the temp url over to the live url. Meaning, all posts, all pages, all users, all comments, etc… So, if you have data on the live url that is not currently on the temp url, it would be lost when you did the migration.
When doing a big site move like this, there’s always the potential for issues like your site becoming unavailable. Remember where I said to make a backup first. And, make sure you know how you’d go about putting the backup back in place in case things don’t go right.
Hope that helps.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Genesis Simple Headers] Broken@tuscanytrace, that is correct.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Genesis Simple Headers] Cant see the headers under AppearanceThe plugin only works with standard Genesis child themes from Studio Press. If you change the name of the plugin, or if you use a child theme developed by a 3rd party, this plugin won’t work.
Hello davidryal. The plugin only works with standard Genesis child themes from Studio Press. If you change the name of the plugin, or if you use a child theme developed by a 3rd party, this plugin won’t work.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Genesis Simple Headers] BrokenHello Tuscanytrace. The plugin only works with standard Genesis child themes from Studio Press. If you change the name of the plugin, or if you use a child theme developed by a 3rd party, this plugin won’t work.