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Michael. The IE7 problem appears to be overcome. Congratulations.
I am experimenting with Wordpress as a CMS. I am stuck with the FV Community News Plugin trying to make it appear on a page. Can I come to you for advice?
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Araceli35Simpson 10:24 am on March 7, 2010 Permalink
Do you recognize that it is the best time to get the loan, which would make you dreams real.
Greg Naylor 11:13 pm on May 10, 2009 Permalink
Could it be that the template file/s do not have the right permissions to accept the php input from the plugin?
Greg Naylor 10:27 pm on May 10, 2009 Permalink
Been there – done that but still not accepting basic test “”. I’ll keep playing …
Michael 9:26 pm on May 10, 2009 Permalink
The WYSIWYG editor needs to be turned off through the Users > Your Profile menu for exec php to work.
Greg Naylor 9:22 pm on May 10, 2009 Permalink
I have just found the exec php plugin and am about to try it out
Michael 9:18 pm on May 10, 2009 Permalink
I think you need to create a new page, call it whatever you like, and insert the code they provide, either using the “exec php” plugin to place PHP code in the text editor, or creating a new template file.
Greg Naylor 8:41 pm on May 10, 2009 Permalink
From the development site, I cannot identify which page needs the modification. I look forward to hearing back from you
Michael 6:11 pm on May 10, 2009 Permalink
I’ll post the IE7 solution to the WordPress forum, where the developers should see it. I haven’t used that plugin, but could trial it later in the week. It looks like you have to edit the page template code or use a PHP plugin with it.