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Hi,
I’m tryng to use the theme integrator with smf on 2 sites and have installed the plugin.
Unfortunately, on both sites, no directory in uploads is being created.
I am using wordpress 3.01 and the permissions have been tested using 755 and 777 on uploads.
Any help you can give would be very appreciated.
Kind Regards,
r2No idea sorry. I haven’t noticed any problems with the folder not writing before.
You could try manually creating the folder to fix it.
Same here no folder generated. Created it manually. Still not generating chunk code. Seems this is possibly a bug that needs solved?
Sorry for the super long delay in responding. I’ve been totally swamped with work and haven’t been able to respond properly here in the forum. Sorry about that.
I’ve had a good test of the plugin this evening with two brand new, fresh installs and can not trigger any bugs or problems. The plugin is working flawlessly for me. If you are still experiencing problems and can provide a little more info. I’m keen to look into it further to see where the issues are cropping up.
Thanks for the reply Ryan.
I have just done a fresh install and am trying again. I now get this error:
Content Encoding Error
The page you are trying to view cannot be shown because it uses an invalid or unsupported form of compression.
I am only placing the <?php pixopoint_theme_integrator( ‘start’, ‘1’ ); ?> and end around this section in my main index file for my template in WordPress where the header is being called
Bizarre!
As a test, could you start with a fresh theme which works fine, then add the following code somewhere in the header.php file and see what happens. Theoretically, the plugin should add that text to the pages source code, then cache that content into a static file in the uploads folder as expected. I just want to rule out a syntax error in your implementation as the error you reported doesn’t make sense to me.
[code:nv1gjag8]<?php pixopoint_theme_integrator( ‘start’, ‘1’ ); ?>Some random text goes here, which should end up being stored in a sub-folder of the sites uploads folder called "pixopoint-theme-integrator".<?php pixopoint_theme_integrator( ‘end’, ‘1’ ); ?>[/code:nv1gjag8]
Thanks for that. I have made some headway now. I am using the Siffusion theme. I really like it and aim to keep it for my theme. I found out that there is a built in cache under Site Optimization which is one of the options for Siffusion. When Enable GZip compression is turned on to speed up load times I get the error I listed above. When I Disable GZip compression I see the test text you wanted me to test but the folder is still not created in the upload folder.
Ok an update.
I manually created the folder under the uploads folder and set it at 755 permission. Bingo the chunk file was created and I am on my way to using this beauty of software. Thank you. And sorry if I came across harsh. Maybe this will help someone using the Siffusion theme or any other theme that uses Gzip to cache content.
I’m still baffled why the folder isn’t being created though.
I assume the standard media uploader in WordPress works fine? That creates folders, so if it is working fine, then the problem is clearly with my own code.
I find it facinating that the Siffusion theme has a built-in caching system … off to take a look at the code now
” title=”Smiley” />"OPShots" wrote:I found out that there is a built in cache under Site Optimization which is one of the options for Siffusion. When Enable GZip compression is turned on to speed up load times I get the error I listed above.I’ve taken a look at the theme. The method of compression appears to be quite crude and I recommend using a caching plugin like W3 Total Cache instead. Just make sure that you don’t have the plugin set to remove HTML comments or the integrator plugin won’t work.
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