• darya8

    (@darya8)


    I am using the latest version of WordPress 2.7.1 and installed and activated the Share This plugin. The plugin works in all browsers if I select the option to automatically add to posts. However, I was not happy with the display when this happened, as it conflicted with another post attachment plugin (Subscribe Remind).

    Instead I opted to follow these instructions and turn off the automatic add function. I added the given code ( <?php if (function_exists('sharethis_button')) { sharethis_button(); } ?> ) where I wanted it in my site and it looks perfect in Firefox. In IE7, however, it displays this code instead of the button:

    SHARETHIS.addEntry({ title: "Farmers Market Update: Where’s Winter?", url: "https://summertomato.com/farmers-market/wheres-winter/" });

    I don’t see an extra comma or anything, as was the problem for other folks. I didn’t write this code myself, so don’t know what the problem is. There is a maintenance mode up on my site right now, so if you want to see the problem you can login with ID: friends Pass: access. Or you can reply to this and I will take it down temporarily.

    I have gotten no assistance at the Share This forum.

    Thanks for your help on this. I’ve spent way too much time on this tonight.

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