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  • I’m running WP(RC3) locally before putting it on the web and when I activated the plugin I get this in the Write -> Miniblog page:

    WordPress database error: [The used table type doesna€?t support FULLTEXT indexes]
    CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS wp_miniblog ( id bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, date datetime NOT NULL default a€?0000-00-00 00:00:00a€2, blog text NOT NULL, title text NOT NULL, url text NOT NULL, text text NOT NULL, FULLTEXT (blog), PRIMARY KEY (id))

    chanzero: just use the miniblog_create_archive_url(…). It will allow you to create a page with miniblog entries.

    A new version (0.12) has been released at https://mediumbagel.org/?page_id=16.

    A new version (0.14) has been released at https://mediumbagel.org/?page_id=16.

    Hello, i would like to know how to add a line (or an image, something like that…) between each post?
    Like on your blog…

    i found it. sorry for the post…

    Another question. Can I add an edit link directly into the post?

    I’m having what appears to be a confliction between miniblog and ultimate tag warrior. It hasn’t really created much of a problem, except that it’s showing the tags from my last full blown post as the tag of my most recent miniblog post. The miniblog writing editor doesn’t give you an option to include these tags when you’re writing the post, so I’m guessing this is some sort of default. Any way around this?

    After installing the miniblog, I get the following error:

    WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax near ‘ENGINE=MYISAM’ at line 9]
    CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS wp_miniblog ( id bigint(20) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment, date datetime NOT NULL default ‘0000-00-00 00:00:00’, blog text NOT NULL, title text NOT NULL, url text NOT NULL, text text NOT NULL, FULLTEXT (blog), PRIMARY KEY (id)) ENGINE=MYISAM

    What does this mean?

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