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ah got it- wp-content folder

~has anyone taken a gander at this recently? We can moderate the comments- should be able to do the same for authors~
please look into this wp’rs

<li id="categories"><?php _e('Authors:'); ?>

<?php list_authors(); ?>

It displays a list of authors, but nothing when thier name is clicked- All that would be nice is for it to display a linked authorname, number of post, author homepage. How can this be done?
With the link for the authorname taking the reader to a page with that authors articles.
https://www.ctfzone.net/zone/author_posts.php thx!

david your plugin rocks man thx!!!

exactly how would you use that 2far? do you need anything else or could you provide some kinda example for this newbie?

cant get it to work- i edited and uploaded- when i edit the wp-blog-header.php the site goes byebye, had to disable this plugin.
using wp1.2

sweet

`sweet- where to upload the images?

If your host doesn’t allow you to have access to phpmyadmin to work your database – you may want to consider a new one. Yes the username and database name can be the same, but check anyway. phpmyadmin allows you to work on your own database with an easy gui. especially usefull if you locked yourself out and need to reset your password for your wp. I have my hosting through https://www.pehosting.com their site gives an example of what you get.

awe-freaking-some!!!!!!!

cant view source to find out- links to current month though- currently

exactly- what can we do about getting some kinda moderation for users posting articles that definetly need approval before they post i/e kids posting bogus articles.

post alink to your site please. make sure you chmodded the files. you can also check your db for entries in the tables.

do you have phpmyadmin access? or some sort of cpanel in order to creat the db or edit the user/pw for it?
$dbh = DBI->connect("DBI:mysql:database_name:localhost","database_username","<PASSWORD HERE>");
PHP $dbh=mysql_connect ("localhost", "database_username", "<PASSWORD HERE>") or die ('I cannot connect to the database because: ' . mysql_error());
mysql_select_db ("database_name");
it looks like your using the same username for the database name.
you need 4 things to hook up:
database username
database name
localhost
password

lol, i figured out why the other menu one wasn’t working- try not to laugh to hard. I have my wp in dif directory but forgot to edit the right index. I woulda saved myself mucho work, but awell I’m happy with the result.