This isn’t a WordPress problem. There’s no telling on a shared environment what the culprit might be. You probably don’t have access to your php.ini config, nor do we know how many websites your hosting company has jammed on your server. The very nature of a shared server is that each client shares the resources … Read more
You’re not closing the first if tag. /* Update user information. */ if ( !empty( $_POST[‘url’] ) ){ update_user_meta( $current_user->id, ‘user_url’, esc_url( $_POST[‘url’] ) ); } else{ delete_user_meta( $current_user->id, ‘user_url’); } Also, you should use esc_url_raw on a raw url and then if you’re echoing into the html use esc_url. You also shouldn’t save esc_attr … Read more
As the errors tell you it is caused by badly written code. What you can do: Ask the qtranslate developer to fix these issues, file a proper bug report and add the errors to it. Then wait for an update.
THE ANSWER Well as it happens many times in my life – i found the answer myself. For people who struggles as me here the answer: $post[‘errors’][‘field_name’][‘errors’][] = __(‘Error text here.’); if you do that – error text will be displayed at the bottom of that field. In my case this doesn’t work because i’m … Read more
I’m using this kind of code which seems to work (with wp_signon). <?php /* Template Name: Connexion */ global $user_ID; if (!$user_ID) { if($_POST){ $username = $wpdb->escape($_REQUEST[‘username’]); $password = $wpdb->escape($_REQUEST[‘password’]); $remember = $wpdb->escape($_REQUEST[‘rememberme’]); if($remember) $remember = “true”; else $remember = “false”; $login_data = array(); $login_data[‘user_login’] = $username; $login_data[‘user_password’] = $password; $login_data[‘remember’] = $remember; $user_verify = … Read more
The thing here is that you keep all code in your template file, which will prevent some of it from executing. Once you load your template without being logged in auth_redirect() will be run. This function stops the page loading and redirects to the login page, thus your login_head callback will never be called. Try … Read more
You could save the messages in a $_SESSION variable. This way, the values will be preserved untill you decide to remove them again. function save_message( $type, $message=”” ) { $_SESSION[‘messages’][$type] = $message; } function get_messages() { $return = ”; if ( isset( $_SESSION[‘messages’] ) && is_array( $_SESSION[‘messages’] ) ) { foreach( $_SESSION[‘messages’] as $type => … Read more
I have encountered the same kind of issue before, as you have already noted down the problem boiled down to mysql not accepting too many connections, The solution we implemented was to apply proper caching (check how often the cache is invalidated and other caching settings) and upgrade the mysql server. As a quick fix, … Read more
I don’t know the URL of an extension-less image to test this but I’d think that the server would have to pass a content-type header. If that is the case, you should be able to look at $get[‘headers’][‘content-type’], find out what kind of image it is, and tack the appropriate extension onto $image_file_name before sending … Read more
Okay so Milo was on track to what the answer was. and I needed to brush up on muliple file uploads… anyway the solution for me to at least get it to upload… was this $daFile = $_FILES[‘files’]; foreach ($_FILES[‘files’] as $key => $value) { $daFile[$key] = $value[0]; } $upload = wp_handle_upload($daFile , array(‘test_form’ => … Read more