Comments for Code Remedy http://www.coderemedy.com The cure for the common code: Web Development solutions found along the way Fri, 16 May 2008 16:16:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 Comment on WordPress theme resets to default by WordPress Woes: Read the Damned Instructions! | K's Weblog http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/27/wordpress-theme-resets-to-default/#comment-3829 WordPress Woes: Read the Damned Instructions! | K's Weblog Wed, 13 Feb 2008 06:56:29 +0000 http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/27/wordpress-theme-resets-to-default/#comment-3829 [...] several hours of frustration, I came across an article on coderemedy.com which provided an explanation, and pointed me at Scott Burkett’s blog for a [...] […] several hours of frustration, I came across an article on coderemedy.com which provided an explanation, and pointed me at Scott Burkett’s blog for a […]

]]> Comment on WordPress theme resets to default by gb http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/27/wordpress-theme-resets-to-default/#comment-3558 gb Wed, 12 Dec 2007 18:58:07 +0000 http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/27/wordpress-theme-resets-to-default/#comment-3558 Hiya, Tina! I was going to say the problem was fixed - on mom-blog, the issue was first this thing, THEN something I did that duplicated my site. Theme kept resetting because I had site in root AND under /blog. When I changed or edited the template, WP got confused and reset...so I deleted one and now it's fine. But I see after your comment, THIS blog theme rest..augh!!! lol...better check when I have time. thanks for the blog compliment! Hiya, Tina! I was going to say the problem was fixed - on mom-blog, the issue was first this thing, THEN something I did that duplicated my site. Theme kept resetting because I had site in root AND under /blog. When I changed or edited the template, WP got confused and reset…so I deleted one and now it’s fine.

But I see after your comment, THIS blog theme rest..augh!!! lol…better check when I have time.

thanks for the blog compliment!

]]> Comment on WordPress theme resets to default by Tina Clarke http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/27/wordpress-theme-resets-to-default/#comment-3557 Tina Clarke Wed, 12 Dec 2007 18:02:34 +0000 http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/27/wordpress-theme-resets-to-default/#comment-3557 The white spaces is a trick I learnt about ... they need eliminating ...of course when your coding they won't be there (unless your using the ftp route which puts them in) but where I find I had trouble was with the plugins .... I was just plodding along with wp and then sat down to really get into it and I found out that was what was causing my previous problems.. whitespace in the plugins code .... doh so simple.... I followed you here from the WD list I was looking for the mom blog you were talking about and ended up here.... great blog ... great info btw. Check ALL your plugins code for whitespaces at the top and bottom of the code see if that helps... I'd ask on the forum though if this continues... Tina The white spaces is a trick I learnt about … they need eliminating …of course when your coding they won’t be there (unless your using the ftp route which puts them in) but where I find I had trouble was with the plugins …. I was just plodding along with wp and then sat down to really get into it and I found out that was what was causing my previous problems.. whitespace in the plugins code …. doh so simple…. I followed you here from the WD list I was looking for the mom blog you were talking about and ended up here…. great blog … great info btw. Check ALL your plugins code for whitespaces at the top and bottom of the code see if that helps… I’d ask on the forum though if this continues…
Tina

]]> Comment on Migrating from Expression Engine to Wordpress, step by step by HeyZeus.org » Blog Archive » Finally, I have ported Expression Engine to Wordpress and why http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/05/10/migrating-from-expression-engine-to-wordpress-step-by-step/#comment-3134 HeyZeus.org » Blog Archive » Finally, I have ported Expression Engine to Wordpress and why Sat, 27 Oct 2007 04:12:48 +0000 http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/05/10/migrating-from-expression-engine-to-wordpress-step-by-step/#comment-3134 [...] hopefully it should be pretty transparent.  I used this article with some modifications (email me for help anyone).  And after hours of using some old css code [...] […] hopefully it should be pretty transparent.  I used this article with some modifications (email me for help anyone).  And after hours of using some old css code […]

]]> Comment on Farewell to PHP4 by gb http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/16/farewell-to-php4/#comment-2425 gb Thu, 23 Aug 2007 04:00:32 +0000 http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/16/farewell-to-php4/#comment-2425 Well, yea, Dave smaller company would be me... Waiting it out a bit, some clients don't have the budget right now for what needs to be done. Oh well. Well, yea, Dave smaller company would be me…

Waiting it out a bit, some clients don’t have the budget right now for what needs to be done. Oh well.

]]> Comment on Farewell to PHP4 by Dave http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/16/farewell-to-php4/#comment-2349 Dave Fri, 17 Aug 2007 12:46:34 +0000 http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/16/farewell-to-php4/#comment-2349 Whenever the movement from PHP4 to PHP5 happens this will be a mess for the smaller ecommerce and internet marketing companies... Nearly all the commodity hosting companies and the major scripts are on PHP4. It has to happen at some point but it will be incredibly painful for a lot of small businesses and independants Whenever the movement from PHP4 to PHP5 happens this will be a mess for the smaller ecommerce and internet marketing companies…

Nearly all the commodity hosting companies and the major scripts are on PHP4.

It has to happen at some point but it will be incredibly painful for a lot of small businesses and independants

]]> Comment on WordPress theme resets to default by gb http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/27/wordpress-theme-resets-to-default/#comment-2112 gb Sat, 28 Jul 2007 13:45:30 +0000 http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/27/wordpress-theme-resets-to-default/#comment-2112 Thanks, hso. Unfortunately I woke up this morning and the theme was gone AGAIN. It stayed in place longer than before, but not long enough. Thanks, hso. Unfortunately I woke up this morning and the theme was gone AGAIN. It stayed in place longer than before, but not long enough.

]]> Comment on WordPress theme resets to default by hso http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/27/wordpress-theme-resets-to-default/#comment-2104 hso Sat, 28 Jul 2007 01:35:35 +0000 http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/07/27/wordpress-theme-resets-to-default/#comment-2104 Editing via FTP can sometimes strip whitespace from your files and can totally ruin your work, unless you absolutely have no other way, edit through the WP theme editor. Editing via FTP can sometimes strip whitespace from your files and can totally ruin your work, unless you absolutely have no other way, edit through the WP theme editor.

]]> Comment on Migrating from Expression Engine to Wordpress, step by step by gb http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/05/10/migrating-from-expression-engine-to-wordpress-step-by-step/#comment-1772 gb Tue, 12 Jun 2007 22:29:26 +0000 http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/05/10/migrating-from-expression-engine-to-wordpress-step-by-step/#comment-1772 Hi Helen, sorry to hear that about the import. I just noticed from my own blog that old posts WITH comments came in perfectly, and old posts without comments did funky things. Even still, I haven't found more than 1 post I lost (thus far, have only done random checks). I think that this is an imperfect process. I know there is an unsupported process that someone out there wrote using Python, but I'm not a programmer, so I can't help. Helen, post your link if you'd like when it's ready. Hi Helen, sorry to hear that about the import. I just noticed from my own blog that old posts WITH comments came in perfectly, and old posts without comments did funky things. Even still, I haven’t found more than 1 post I lost (thus far, have only done random checks).

I think that this is an imperfect process. I know there is an unsupported process that someone out there wrote using Python, but I’m not a programmer, so I can’t help.

Helen, post your link if you’d like when it’s ready.

]]> Comment on Migrating from Expression Engine to Wordpress, step by step by Helen http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/05/10/migrating-from-expression-engine-to-wordpress-step-by-step/#comment-1767 Helen Tue, 12 Jun 2007 04:41:39 +0000 http://www.coderemedy.com/2007/05/10/migrating-from-expression-engine-to-wordpress-step-by-step/#comment-1767 Okay, so I feel like an idiot. It turns out that I DID have an extra space after the 5 dashes. So that problem seems to be solved - now I'm getting all of the posts and the correct authors. I am getting that "...more" link problem, too, though. I am also getting another odd problem where the import seems to cut off mid-post on some random posts - I can't quite figure that out yet. Okay, so I feel like an idiot. It turns out that I DID have an extra space after the 5 dashes. So that problem seems to be solved - now I’m getting all of the posts and the correct authors. I am getting that “…more” link problem, too, though.

I am also getting another odd problem where the import seems to cut off mid-post on some random posts - I can’t quite figure that out yet.

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