You will need to restore the database prefix after using it , with something like this global $wpdb; $previousPrefix=$wpdb->prefix; $wpdb->prefix=”mainsiteprefix_”; //Database access goes here $wpdb->prefix=$previousPrefix; or you can create a new wpdb object like this: $wpdb2 = new wpdb( DB_USER, DB_PASSWORD, DB_NAME, DB_HOST );
Yes have a look at SuPHP http://www.suphp.org/Home.html, this should be on serverfault, not really a WordPress question.
The code you posted work just fine , logged in or not . I have confirmed it on my server in multiple locations. There is something else in your theme that is causing it . do you have any other conditional tags there ? like is_admin() is_user_logged_in() or any other ?? Any plugin you installed … Read more
Best thing to do is check the WP docs themselves for correct file/folder permissions and how to change them, if needed: http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions Typically, all files should be owned by your user (ftp) account on your web server, and should be writable by that account. On shared hosts, files should never be owned by the web … Read more
What you want is WordPress with members area. You can install third party plugins to do this the easy way. You can check this up : http://www.mytechopinion.com/2009/07/5-ways-add-membership-wordpress.html
A quick Google on that error garners two results: this question, and an indexed error response from a script named venue_admin_api.php. Is that your website? Or are you using the same library? Regardless, somewhere in your codebase (ignoring WP core), that error exists – find it, & post the surrounding code, otherwise I can’t see … Read more
Have you tried Members? One of the best I’ve worked with so far.
The solution was not that there was a permissions issue. Since iis6 doesn’t use .htaccess it required installing Ionics Isapi Rewriter Enabled on the webserver you then insert essentially the same content as a the .htaccess file into an iirf.ini file in the root of the site you want and the content becomes available. Much … Read more
It is a strange and rare bug. While publishing our last post we checked the “Blog” and some other categories in the category section. In our previous posts we never checked the “Blog” category. Initially, when I tried to reproduce the bug, I didn’t noticed it. We again tried to reproduce the bug and this … Read more
I found Future posts are not exactly a different capability. In WordPress Roles and Capabilities I found edit_others_posts is available by default for Super Admin, Administrator and Editor. I think it will be a right way you can proceed. (Not tested though) And additionally try with edit_published_posts, publish_posts etc.