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Local Host BLAH message
I’ve got a local host txp install running 4.0.6 — I’m getting a “BLAH” message at the top of the browser screen on the local host — but only on some pages. I’ve included a link to a screen print illustrating the error message I’m receiving below.
I’ve searched the forum haven’t had any luck — any suggestions on what I need to search for — any keyword suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.Screen Print with BLAH message indicated at top of browser window
Last edited by jnhuval (2009-01-27 16:43:49)
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Re: Local Host BLAH message
jnhuval wrote:
I’ve got a local host txp install running 4.0.6 — I’m getting a “BLAH” message at the top of the browser screen on the local host — but only on some pages. I’ve included a link to a screen print illustrating the error message I’m receiving below.
I’ve added a link in my first post of the browser window illustrating the error message I’m receiving on the local host TXP install
Last edited by jnhuval (2009-01-27 16:46:40)
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Re: Local Host BLAH message
smd_where_used is a plugin which might be able to assist you in your search.
having said that, the “BLAH” looks like it’s a title which means that you may have named a section or category or article as such.
>Edit typo:)
Last edited by colak (2009-01-27 18:34:39)
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Re: Local Host BLAH message
Thanks for that suggestion — although I could not find any instances of BLAH titles using the “where used” function, the plugin will be useful.
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#5 2009-01-27 19:15:45
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Re: Local Host BLAH message
It certainly looks like something accidentally left ‘somewhere’ (page? form? …). Doesn’t the page source give you any clues?
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Els wrote:
It certainly looks like something accidentally left ‘somewhere’ (page? form? …). Doesn’t the page source give you any clues?
Thanks — I’m looking. Could it be the result of something left out — like a form or image tag where the form or image is missing?
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#7 2009-01-27 20:27:13
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jnhuval wrote:
Could it be the result of something left out — like a form or image tag where the form or image is missing?
I don’t think so. I’m quite sure it has to be something you typed yourself (in a distant past?). I know I type ‘blah’ all the time when building a site and testing things… ;)
Edit: you can use phpMyAdmin to search your entire database for ‘BLAH’…
Last edited by els (2009-01-27 20:30:28)
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Els wrote:
bq.I don’t think so. I’m quite sure it has to be something you typed yourself (in a distant past?). I know I type ‘blah’ all the time when building a site and testing things… ;)
Ok — I’ll keep searching. The original work is not my own — I’ve had to take over the admin after my tech guy took a full-time job. I’m learning — slowly — but I’m learning. Thanks again for the help.
I’ll try the php search next — thanx.
Last edited by jnhuval (2009-01-27 20:33:21)
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Thanks for the replys. I did the DB table search and immediately found BLAH as a term used the jad_metadata plugin — removal of the tag eliminates the error. Now I just need to figure out why. I’m going to check the plugin docs for an update and go from there. I appreciate the assist. Have a great day.
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#10 2009-01-27 21:14:53
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Glad you found it. Looks like something the plugin author left in then… ;)
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Re: Local Host BLAH message
jnhuval wrote:
Thanks for the replys. I did the DB table search and immediately found BLAH as a term used the jad_metadata plugin — removal of the tag eliminates the error. Now I just need to figure out why. I’m going to check the plugin docs for an update and go from there. I appreciate the assist. Have a great day.
You might want to check out rah_metas that includes many automatic meta and SEO tools, from descriptions to double content predictions :) Plus it’s also still activately updated and maintained ;)
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Gocom wrote:
You might want to check out rah_metas that includes many automatic meta and SEO tools, from descriptions to double content predictions :) Plus it’s also still activately updated and maintained ;)
Thanks for that link — I’m going to update my local host txp to 4.0.8 and install this plugin. I noticed that my jad_metadata hasn’t been updated for awhile.
Last edited by jnhuval (2009-01-28 02:04:33)
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