armitage

Weird, it shows up at https://flatplanet.ws/index2.php but not https://flatplanet.ws/index.php

This post was a draft, and I had a draft before it. I set the draft before it to publish and it showed up, so i replaced the content with the content of my missing post and it works… but I still can’t get anything I post after that to show up.

doesn’t help ??
Strange thing is, it shows the post on the old template (saved on my site as index2.php) but not on the new one. Here’s the source for my index… https://flatplanet.ws/index.phps

would it be easy to make it check IP’s or something before it readd’s the vote?

Hmm, looks nice, I’ve been using other polling systems for awhile now and its quite a pain to have to login to 10 different places… just one problem, after I voted I hit reload to see if the site would remember me when I returned. The votes went up, and it went up EVERY time I hit reload (12 total I think). Is there anyway to fix this?

There has to be another way, if you know anything about PHP you could take a look at someone else’s program (an image gallery program?) and see how they did it.

I am not sure about doing it with the WP login, but you could do it with .htaccess/.htpasswd … you might be able to do it with .htaccess and the WP login but I dunno. If no one else has any ideas you might try looking up some info on .htaccess or ask in a webdesign irc channel (#Webdesign on Undernet for example).

Opera rules, everyone should try it for a month. Forget IE, they don’t follow standards.
Has anyone tried the clickable smilies on the user posting page yet? Those were never very clickable in opera tho.
How about send/print this page hacks? Auto convert friends names to links? I’d also like to see some hacks so only people over level x can change the options for ping/passworded post/comments too. Some people see all these options and get confused.

Okay, I didn’t really pay attn when I did it the first time but I was able to do it again. Just replace….
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// Start Connect To MYSQL
require(“b2config.php”);
include(“$b2inc/b2vars.php”);
include(“$b2inc/b2functions.php”);
dbconnect();
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With….
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// Start Connect To MYSQL
require(“wp-config.php”);
include(“$b2inc/b2template.functions.php”);
include(“$b2inc/b2vars.php”);
//include(“$b2inc/b2functions.php”);
//dbconnect();
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b2stats works fine for me, I only had to change one or two things… check it out https://FlatPlanet.ws/b2stats.php

There was a hack for this on b2, I think dodo or someone made it… really simple bit of code. It might work with wordpress, if not it shouldn’t be hard to make work. I’d like to see this too, sometime if I can I’ll try to get it working (unless someone else does first).