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TWD, is the ONE thing you have not explained about your situation is that you are assuming that contact-form 7 will not SEND properly encoded Japanese characters unless it interacts with a Japanese language file before the email is sent?

My understanding is that you need to administer the contact form with English text and links while in the Control panel and that on the page that contains the form on your website you still want the text on it displayed in English. But you want to ALSO make sure that someone typing Japanese characters into the form fields and sending the form sends properly formatted Japanese characters that can be read the same way when the email arrives.

Takayukister seems to be saying that leaving the default language in English does not discriminate against Japanese characters. At least that’s what I read in his reply:

It’s not necessary for you to define (‘WPLANG’, ‘ja’) for allowing Japanese text in the mail message. It allows any language text by default. No settings are necessary.

I read the Revision_Management page recommended by Ipstenu and although it is difficult from the way it documents the options to tell what you actually WRITE in the wp.config.php file I decided to try just putting the number of revisions I wanted saved inside single quote marks–define(‘WP_POST_REVISIONS’, ‘2’);.

Just above my addition is this line from the mysql installation so that my change follows:
define(‘DB_COLLATE’, ”);
define(‘WP_POST_REVISIONS’, ‘2’);

Thanks to this I don’t have to install another plug-in. In action on a Page as I edit it will always save an auto save, as I still use the auto-save BUT the database is not littered with autosaves or previous saved versions. After 3 versions–two intentional saves and one auto-save it evidently erases the oldest saved version and keeps my two last intentional saves and the latest autosave.

A big relief–now my pages always load in Edit Page view!

Thanks to Ipstenu! By the way, this is all it took on a Mysql 5, PHP 5 server with WP 2.8.4.

I used your code and installed on my existing flv-embed plugin in WordPress 2.8.4. I can see that, yes, the vars are added for RTMP when I drop one video RTMP string into the Admin settings area for the FLV-Embed plugin with your modification.

However, the previous settings override the RTMP setting and the video still plays from the flv stored in my website server instead of from the RTMP address.

So how are you making this modification work for individual videos that each have a different RTMP?

I have a new Influxis Flash CDN account where I have uploaded the same 6 flv videos that I uploaded to the WP Media folder weeks ago. These already play using the flv-embed code.

To use your modfication do you leave out the flv file name in the page tag to get the RTMP to work? Or does this cause an error?

I need to show a different video on each of 6 different WP pages using RTMP, yet still use the same player installed at my WP server host. Your modification only allows one RTMP to be entered to one video, which will show up in the embed code for all the different videos.

Thanks for telling us how you use this modification on your site!

apljdi and songdogtech, thanks for taking the time to reply to my questions! Much appreciated.

apljdi, you refer to “plenty of (rather simple) ways to switche css and javascript loading on and off”

Which raises the question from me as to where are these methods outlined as Best Practices for Developers?

I would like to go into the plug in files and rewrite them using the most applicable ‘simple ways’ you refer to…
I know the two plug-ins I am referring to must be using the global call.

Thank you!

I was looking at that earlier today.
But if I want to show the full posts instead of the excerpts right off the bat? And yet have pagination?