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#91 2020-03-09 14:28:46
- M_i
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
Bloke wrote #322105:
I shall test it on my site when I’m back at my laptop and let you know if I find anything untoward. If not, we can have a go at debugging why you’re seeing this behaviour on your site.
No need! I removed and reinstalled the plugin (before, I installed the current plugin without first removing the old version), hit save on the preference tab a couple of times, edited the article list form so the smd_article_stats tag was outside the if_custom_field tag it was in before and then put it back in again, saving the form a couple of times in the process — and I don’t know which of those did it, but it’s working as expected again!
Thank you so much for your super quick response!
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
Hi, is anyone able to post the distributable text version of this plugin please? I downloaded the version from GitHub but I can’t install PHP on this machine to generate it myself, and I don’t have SSH access on my web host. Many thanks.
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
sambooth74 wrote #328577:
Hi, is anyone able to post the distributable text version of this plugin please?
The .txt file is on the GitHub releases page :)
Last edited by Bloke (2021-02-06 14:27:49)
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
Bloke wrote #328580:
The .txt file is on the GitHub releases page :)
I am rubbish at GitHub. Thanks a lot!
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Re: smd_article_stats: Article stats to count words 'n stuff
Hi Sam and welcome to the forum.
That looks like an interesting website you have (not least to me as I used to live in Sheffield many moons ago and loved walking in the Peak District) but it looks like you are missing your .htaccess file as the links to the sections and articles output a 404. If I recall correctly, your webserver (LiteSpeed) can support .htaccess files.
It’s easily overlooked as files starting with a dot are hidden in most operating systems so it can be missed when copying (here’s how to show hidden files on windows; on a Mac COMMAND + SHIFT + . (dot) toggles show hidden files in the Mac Finder). You just need to upload that to the base directory of your textpattern installation on your server.
If you can’t see it, make a regular text file called htaccess (without dot for the moment) on your computer and paste in the contents from GitHub. Then upload that file to your server in the base directory of your site, and rename it on your server using your FTP program or similar to have the . in front.
And if that still doesn’t work, you can set your URL pattern to ?=messy under Admin › Settings › Site and it should work without any .htaccess at all.
PS: We had a regular Textpattern user who did lots of walks in your region and elsewhere (particularly from the Manchester side) and documented them similarly with photos. I’ll see if I can find him Found him: he’s called James Lomax but hasn’t been around in the forum for a few years now. (PPS: I was curious what happened to him: You can find him on Twitter where he’s still busy walking, philosophising and chronicling what he sees).
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