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  • I think it’s the latter. I tried to set that up, then when I added a link it didn’t change WP, so I gave up using it and figured its just easier to add the link in WP instead!

    I was using the WP Link Manager, but updates are not showing now so I switched back to Blogrolling (which I used when I was on MT) to get the “recently updated” marker. To make the change, go to the Blogrolling site and choose the “Get Code” link and copy the code in the “PHP” heading. If you are using the Kubrick theme, in the sidebar.php file, comment line 55:

    <?php get_links_list(); ?>

    and add in the Blogrolling line for line 56:

    <?php require("https://rpc.blogrolling.com/display_raw.php?r={some group of alphanumerics}"); ?>

    I am only doing this while patiently waiting for the links updating to either get a plugin or to work as it did in v1.2.

    Actually if you just replace the PHP that calls the link list from within WP with the JS BlogRolling gives you, all works fine.

    here is the PHP code from Blogrolling’s site:

    ‘<?PHP
    //replace the value of $url with your own link from the code generator
    $url = “https://rpc.blogrolling.com/display_raw.php?r=your_roll_id&#8221;;
    if($my_blogroll = @fopen(“$url”, “r”)){
    while(! feof($my_blogroll)){
    $blogroll = fgets($my_blogroll, 255);
    echo “$blogroll”;
    }
    }else{
    echo “ERROR: $url is currently inaccessible”;
    }
    ?>’

    but I’m getting an “unexpected }” error – removed the last } and everything looks good but everything below my blog links is gone…….I have syntax issues…….:o(

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