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I found a paid site that has the information on how to use Contact Form 7 to generate user accounts; so I know it’s possible.

Is there a plugin, or maybe some code to edit that would allow this?

Thanks so much!

Using the Contact Form 7 Database Extention I can have this information stored to a database. However, I’m unsure how to transition that table properly into the wp_users area.

Any ideas?

Thank you for getting back to me.

I’ve been trying to work the tabs, but get the same above problem.

Great idea! The code was:
<?php wp_get_archives(apply_filters('widget_archives_args', array('type' => 'monthly', 'show_post_count' => $c))); ?>

Thanks so much!

No need to use both. You generally want to minimize plug-ins while maximizing features. Both All in One and Platinum cover similar features.

I prefer HeadSpace2.

It’s generally better to change a theme source rather than add a plugin, especially for something as simple as excluding a page.

While it’s easier to go into WordPress admin to make changes, it takes more time to install a plug-in, takes up more space on the server (however minuscule), and can cause conflicts with other plug-ins.

It boils down to personal preference, if you’re in the process of learning one or the other: learn to be more plug-in independent.

I went over that codex page 3 or 4 times, and somehow overlooked that little line.

Worked, thanks so much!

Login to your WordPress Site and perform the following steps:

1. Navigate to Appearance section in the Sidebar and Click Editor
2. Click the Theme Functions or “functions.php” template file
3. Just above the closing <?php } ?> tag add the following code:

`add_filter(‘excerpt_length’, ‘my_excerpt_length’);
function my_excerpt_length($length) {
return 20; }`

https://www.lancelhoff.com/change-the-excerpt-length-wordpress/

Kind of had to jimmy rig this, but couldn’t have done it without your help Michael. Thanks once again.

I had to install a fresh copy of WP to a sub-domain. Once there, I added my theme, and plug-ins one by one. After the site was put back together on the sub-domain, I wiped the root and changed the siteurl.

Hopefully my tribulations helps someone else out there. G’luck!

I deleted the WordPress files, re-uploaded and installed per the instructions. Still getting the blank pages on site and admin.

I have the same problem. Been a a few days now and I noticed the line mentioned above is: require_wp_db();

I’m upgrading from a previous installation, same db/host/tables. The part that confused me was that installing another copy of WordPress through the hosting tool installed without even a breeze.

Checked out the wp-includes folder as Cornwell suggested, and the filesizes were okay. I took a minute to delete and replace with fresh copies to no avail.

Anyone have any luck with this?

Here’s the error:

PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function: require_wp_db() in /wp-settings.php on line 250

Line 250 says: require_wp_db();

I have the old database, same name with old posts and settings.

Thanks for all your help so far Michael.

I’ve gone through and tried a few things.
– Created an empty plug-ins folder.
– Replaced wp-content and wp-admin with fresh copies.
– Cleared cache, tried different browser.
– Installed a blank copy of WordPress to a sub-directory (worked)

I’m afraid the problem may now be with the theme. I spent a good while working on it, and I’d really hate to waste more time on this.

To fix PHPMyAdmin, there needed to be a /temp folder in the root. I had deleted this not knowing it was needed for Yahoo to operate PHPMA.

So now I’ve reuploaded the theme, and plugins, database is restored, but I’m still getting the blank pages. Can’t get into WP-Admin or access the site.

Any ideas?

I made a backup before updating, but in any case I can’t access WordPress (site or admin) or PHPMyAdmin. I assume the problem is the database was deleted, and not inaccessible causing the blank WP.

Guess it’s time to wait an hour for Yahoo support.