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How to setup a PHP Error log for WordPress
February 6th, 2010 |Posted In: Wordpress
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Loading ...There are a few hosts that do not give you an easy ability to see php errors that might happen. The first step is to edit your wp-config.php in your installation root directory.
Add these lines:
// Tell wordpress to enable error reporting
define('WP_DEBUG', 1);
// Do *not* display errors to the screen
define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', 0);
// Tell wordpress to create a log file
define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', 1);
// Tell wordpress we don't want the extra info
define('E_DEPRECATED', 1);
Next step is to tell WordPress to ‘avoid’ giving you all the damn notices you might be getting. Edit the wp-settings.php file that is in the root of the wordpress installation.
Search for:
if ( defined('E_DEPRECATED') )
error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED & ~E_STRICT);
and replace the error_reporting line with this:
error_reporting(E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED & ~E_STRICT & ~E_NOTICE);
This will tell the debug.log to not record anything that’s deprecated strict or notices.
Once you do this, if any errors occur you will find in the wp-content directory a file called debug.log, then you can look at that log for what the error is and fix it. (or tell someone who can fix it).
/wp-content/debug.log
- Phil (Frumph)
ComicPress 2.9 Changelog & Features
January 1st, 2010 |Posted In: News
(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...Originally ComicPress 2.9 was going to be 2.8.1 but wierdly enough I decided to throw a whole bunch of new features and code cleanup that warranted a serious revision adjustment.
At the end of Nov. 2009 Danny Burleson joined us in helping with revamps of various config sections. Welcome Danny! We’ll get you up to speed with adding features in no time.
Changes since 2.8
- Child Themes
- ComicPress Silver is now a child theme and the main ComicPress theme has barebones CSS
- Additional Child Themes are available on comicpresspremium.com
- ComicPress Options Revamp, 25+ new configuration options.
- 3 new layouts.
- A complete overhaul of the innerds of the ComicPress Options variables and how they work inside the code.
- Several new ComicPress Widgets and some very important cleanups as well as new functionality.
- Navigation has been cleaned up and enhanced, you can now walk chapters as well as dates.
- Default navigation is reverted to a text-version.
- ComicPress Archive Dropdown widget has a bunch of new options inside the widget.
- Language Translation is available for all facets of hardcoded text.
- Can now separate the blog posts to 2 distinct authors.
- BuyPrint code and template cleaned up and fixed from the additional shipping problems with a flag in the options.
- Option for keeping the blog posts to stay on the archive pages, (best to use with comments off). Additionally you can configure it to show all the blogposts between the comic from the current to the next.
- Avatars, you can specify a set of avatars for your commenters who do not have gravatars.
- A whole suite of debugging code to verify your ComicPress installation and if it’s installed correctly.
- The displaying of the comics in a comic category from the archive has been modified output-wise to be mini-thumbed.
- An extensive new set of body classes are available that include the time of day, week, layout, member and more.
- WordPress 2.9 thumbnail code is implemented, have fun playing with that for each post!
- Metadata code in posts to allow posting of comics that are not localized.
- Overhall of all the Templates and including a new This Month of Comics template.
- Over 5 various different bug fixes from 2.8
- CSS was revamped to allow a variety of different head & foot’s and additional CSS able areas.
- .. and more revamps than John Bintz could write up on his white board.
Not quite an extensive a list that came around from 2.7 to 2.8 however the backend was heavily modified to the point where it’s not even close to the same code. (beware you modders out there).
ComicPress 2.9 CSS Overview – Part 6
December 5th, 2009 |Posted In: FAQ
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