Samora: Carnevale: it does not get a bad rap.
Santagata: Carnevale: the people who tend ot use it and come here looking for help do.
Carney: Guimares: Preferrably not actually.
Carney: I have new uploads going to /wp-content/uploads/podcasts/author/year/month
Elpert: Carney: well then where do you want the file to upload? And when you do a var_dump of $_POST do you not see the file upload at all?
Sachez: Carnevale: I use ACF when doing custom posty stuff
Noteboom: ACF is fine. its the users who arent most of the time
Sachez: Good luck satisfying that client
Santacruce: There any jQuery plugins tha could tackle it?
Sachez: Hmmm. http://defunkt.io/facebox/
Menietto: It shouldnt be that hard to go back to a client and say “hey. this is something that is so outside of left field that no existing plugin will do what you want to do. this means that every developer of all of these really well known and accepted and widely used plugins decided that doing this was a bad idea or such a bad idea that the number of people who even tried it is so small its not worth worrying abou
Sterpka: I mean, this has to be the EASIEST case to argue against ever.
Sachez: I agree with Guimares. Ask the client, ‘Why do you want it do do that? What are we trying to get the user to do?” Then you can suggest alternatives.
Jamin: Although if youre incapable of understanding what the client ACTUALLY needs and why. then I suppose you’re stuck.
Steenberg: But thats YOUR problem, not the client’s
Benyo: You cant blame the client for making bad programming decisions. Theyre not programmers. Blame the developer for not being able to understand what the client actually wants and educating them based on that.
Babitsch: Guimares, thanks for your p***ionate opinions, just weighing my options here while I wait a response from the client
Haralson: BTW have you seen that blogspot dedicated to you ripping off someone haha
Perrotta: Zren_: wtf is there to weigh? you’ve spent supposed hours on this already
Chevez: No I haven’t, just had time to jump back in and see if there’s anyone else in the room
Giambattista: So i’m trying to decide how I want to deal with setting images as “private” . can’;t decide exactly how I want to manage it .
Sachez: I think it’s time to give Mr. Stinky Cat a bath.
Wolinski: Sachez: umm. if your cat smells, you might want to take it to the vet.
Rabito: Guimares, you’ve seen the website?
Sachez: Been there, done that. Chronic IBD.
Cottom: Sachez: aw man that ****s
Bue: Sachez: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7jlGRq8xZ4
Sachez: Haaga: at this point, he’s used to it.
Guggemos: So I need to store an ever-changing array of values in the db
Fitgerald: The array will have values added to it or removed from it based on click links. Kind of like a real-time checkbox type of thing would do. A list of checkbox and as you check off or uncheck something it adds or removes that value
Draffen: Just deciding on how I want to manage such a thing inside of a meta field. If i want a serialized array OR a json string of arrays
Carvell: Hey folks, I’m migrating a wordpress setup over to a new host, however whenever I try and access /wp-admin, it’s 302ing me to https which I don’t have set up yet. Any idea how I can fix that? :
Mccorvey: Theres no key/value pair
Kaufusi: Azelphur: did you follow all of the instructions for migrating wordpress as listed on the WP codex
Pawlowicz: Azelphur: and did you have SSL set up on the old host and not on the new one?
Chester: Guimares: no I didn’t, I just grabbed the files and sqldumped. Yes that’s correct SSL on old but not on new yet
Gallop: Azelphur: you should undo what you did and read the instructions first
Whitcome: Widell: https://codex.----escape_autolink_uri:a03ded6cd97ffffa8f7b4e1454f3eecc----.org/Moving_WordPress
Bagheri: Guimares: amusingly just looking at it now, it says “If database and URL remain the same, you can move by just copying your files and database. “