This is common issue when migrating from one host to another. You have those errors because path to include file is not correct (path do not exist on new host). Maybe you used absolute paths to files on old host, now, on new host path is different and that is why you have those errors … Read more
I’ve created a new file, specified the encoding as “UTF-8” and retyped everything by hand – no copy/paste from the old file. Took a while, but all works now. It must have been some encoding errors playing up. Thanks to everyone who helped: @t31os, @kaiser, @Chip Bennett
For plugins it is: $plugin_url = plugin_dir_url( __FILE__ ); This works even if wp-content is on a separate domain. You may get problems if your class is in a subdirectory of the plugin – you should probably make the __FILE__ a parameter for a function: public function get_plugin_url( $base = __FILE__ ) { return plugin_dir_url( … Read more
By creating the above short-code you are trying to call/include entire file wherever [ContactForm] is inserted on your page whereas A short-code is supposed to return a value or output some content. Since you don’t want a plugin, the best solution I could think of is to create a custom page template. As it’s not … Read more
Debugging in WordPress The following could/should be set in the wp-config.php file of your local(!!) installation – never do this on a live site, especially not when you got caching activated! define( ‘WP_CACHE’, false ); // Show the development files for scripts/stylesheets and don’t combine them define( ‘COMPRESS_CSS’, false ); define( ‘SCRIPT_DEBUG’, true ); define( … Read more
I’m absolutely guessing here, but you may want to put your code between: <?php if ( get_option(‘wap8_post_rel’) == ‘true’ ) { locate_template( ‘/includes/relatedposts.php’, true, true ); } ?> // these are your related posts and <?php comments_template( ”, true ); ?> //these are the comments
It sounds like you should be looking into WordPress multisite. Multisite is a way to run multiple sites on a single installation of WordPress. WordPress.com is an example. One big advantage of multisite is that it runs off a single set of plugins and themes. That means you can allow separate users/authors to only have … Read more
You can use locate_template(). locate_template( ‘page-template2’, true );
If the resources and the products are accessible on different unique URLs, but those pages shown the same content in certain areas, it could definitely be flagged as duplicate content. Sometimes you can’t avoid duplicate content. An example, to stay on the WordPress topic, is when you have blog posts, and category pages that list … Read more
I am having a hard time understanding exactly what the problem is but two things come to mind. locate_template searches theme directories. It is not a general purpose file loader. I don’t know if that is relevant to your case. There is not enough detail in the question to work that out. Given that you … Read more