| Re: XPressMe 2.3.9 and putting it together |
| by peterr on 2011/4/5 13:24:55 Quote:
The plugin WP-Optimize will do the trick. Peter |
| Re: XPressMe 2.3.9 and putting it together |
| by peterr on 2011/4/5 11:48:09 The post ID's are a wordpress thing. You can change it, a setting in the db re auto-incrementing, but why bother I guess. One thing I noticed about comments. We have these disabled, but with some posts it says down the bottom .. Quote:
which is good. However on some other posts it says down the bottom .. Quote:
Would prefer not to have bots and people trying to login to wordpress. Does anyone know how to 'force' the 'Comments are closed' please ? .. Later , this seemed to fix it .. le="color: #000000"><?php UPDATE `XOOPS_db_name`.`XOOPS_tablename_prefix_wp_posts` SET `comment_status` = 'closed' WHERE `tablename_prefix_wp_posts`.`post_status` = 'publish'; There should really be a function to do this via the dashboard. Hope I haven't messed up anything else in the db, but the 'posts' table seems pretty basic. There are 62 rows in the 'posts' table, yet I know there are only 11 that are in 'publish' mode. All the others say 'auto-draft' or 'inherit'. The dashboard from wordpress needs a function to cleanup the db of this uneccessary garbage. Peter |
| Re: XPressMe 2.3.9 and putting it together |
| by peterr on 2011/4/3 10:02:24 When adding a post, the post Id's are weird. The first one was 1, then 13, then 18 ?? Would have thought it just incremented by 1. Peter |
| Re: XPressMe 2.3.9 and putting it together |
| by peterr on 2011/4/3 8:03:35 Okay, thanks. |
| Re: XPressMe 2.3.9 and putting it together |
| by jdseymour on 2011/4/3 7:31:06 No, but some of the english language fields are not as clear as they could be. You may have to adjust as necessary if this is for someone else. |