Posts by timstl

You should disable errors and warnings on your live server. Like themeblvd said, those warnings are harmless. Plus you never know… someone smarter than me may know some way to exploit your server with that path information.

I already replied to your GoDaddy thread, but…

If you’re getting an Internal Server Error no matter what theme you’re using, the problem likely isn’t the themes. It’s probably your hosting. Maybe your GoDaddy account doesn’t meet the minimum requirements of WordPress or your Themes.

Internal Server Errors are often caused by something in the .htaccess file… maybe your GoDaddy account doesn’t support mod_rewrite?

I sell hosting that works if you’re interested. I’m not as cheap as GoDaddy, though.

I just went to the inFocus theme, viewed the comments, read there is a separate support forum for that theme, searched that forum for “internal server error” and found the solution. Try following those steps. It looks like lots of people who use GoDaddy had the same problem.

p.s., $37 for a fully functional website is actually not much money.

edit: The author posted directions for getting support on this comments page: http://themeforest.net/item/infocus-powerful-professional-wordpress-theme/discussion/85486

Here’s the problem with the current method: I sent a link to my profile, asked them to fill out the form on the bottom right, and this person ends up sending a support request to ThemeForest instead. Now I’ve spent more time trying to reexplain, and ThemeForest has some random support request.

Ok, complaining over.

Yeah that’s what I normally do. I wasn’t sure if I was missing an easier way. Even if TF doesn’t want to disclose a full list of names/emails, just a simple form would be nice… submit an email address, and it tells you if they’re a purchaser of yours and what they bought. Put that on my official feature request list, ThemeForest.

I had someone email me asking for support on 2 sites using the same theme, which is what sparked this. I’m assuming they didn’t buy 2 licenses, but I would just like to verify before calling them out.

Is there any way to verify someone who emailed you is a purchaser if they didn’t use the contact form in your profile?

I have a contact form on my personal site, and people often end up there, then contact me for support.

<script type="text/javascript">
/* <![CDATA[ */
var mysettings = {
    twittername: "&lt;?php echo $theme_name_twitter; ?&gt;" 
};
/* ]]> */
</script>

Then in your javascript file you would put:

Not tested, but something like that should work.

edit: just reread and saw you ARE using WordPress. Check out this article:

http://www.prelovac.com/vladimir/best-practice-for-adding-javascript-code-to-wordpress-plugin

What’s the point of starting a thread that you can only agree with? That’s not much of a discussion. It’s possible to disagree and not trash the thread.

I don’t agree with making MySpace layouts a category.

eBay Store designs, however, I don’t know anything about other than the 2 examples you posted. Anything e-Commerce related usually has some potential.

Yeah, if I didn’t format WHILE I was coding I would lose my mind. I even alphabetize my properties as I code so I always know where they are.

I know there is a plugin for Coda that will reformat CSS to single or multiple line automatically. There may be others that do additional formatting.

What do you mean by “clean up” ?