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I found a solution, but can anybody tell me why I had to do this? And is it now still safe?

solution:

This kind of problem is easily solved adding this line to .htaccess in the base of your WP installation:

php_value allow_call_time_pass_reference on

what did you do to make it work?

mine is local and does the same as you descriped

aaaargh, still not perfect. Now I got the » still visible even if you are on the latest post!

Thanks Jeremy! This did the trick, for everyone who comes to this topic:

add the following to your function.php
function filter_shorten_linktext($linkstring,$link) {
	$characters = 33;
	preg_match('/<a.*?>(.*?)<\/a>/is',$linkstring,$matches);
	$displayedTitle = $matches[1];
	$newTitle = shorten_with_ellipsis($displayedTitle,$characters);
	return str_replace('>'.$displayedTitle.'<','>'.$newTitle.'<',$linkstring);
}

function shorten_with_ellipsis($inputstring,$characters) {
  return (strlen($inputstring) >= $characters) ? substr($inputstring,0,($characters-3)) . '...' : $inputstring;
}

// This adds filters to the next and previous links, using the above functions
// to shorten the text displayed in the post-navigation bar. The last 2 arguments
// are necessary; the last one is the crucial one. Saying "2" means the function
// "filter_shorten_linktext()" takes 2 arguments. If you don't say so here, the
// hook won't pass them when it's called and you'll get a PHP error.
add_filter('previous_post_link','filter_shorten_linktext',10,2);
add_filter('next_post_link','filter_shorten_linktext',10,2);

and the following on the place where you want the navigations

<div id="nav-below" class="navigation">
<div class="nav-previous">&laquo; <?php previous_post_link ( '%link', '%title' ) ?></div>
<div class="nav-next"><?php next_post_link( '%link', '%title &raquo;' ) ?> &raquo;</div>
</div>

thanks! the downside is that it also kills the ? (and not this one, but the one to the right)

Is there a way to have this:

longtit… ->

uhm, folding?

I try to create a menu with two depths.

Depth one is the main menu in the header.
Depth two is in the sidebar.

Now I want to show the childs of Depth one in de sidebar when clicked on items in the header. Do you understand it? ??

like this plugin, but I dont want to use this plugin

I think i need: child_of , but I want to show the childs of the selected item in the header, so its variable? How can you set that?

yes, but I want it so, that when you click on the item in the sidebar, that the menu is changed in the sidebar to the right depth

hello Nate, nice job! ??

first time I got an warning that I entered a wrong email address. But it was my mistake, I added a space after the comma ??

If i may make one suggestion. It would be great to combine the users / e-mail field. In other words: an optionpanel for the plugin, where I can add the emails and give the email a name. And when I post a message I can check the name in userspart. Because now I don’t have to remember the e-mail adresses. ??

It would be great to also have one place to change all the menu’s (instead of logging-in on the different menu’s). How would you do that if you do it your way?

Ey Nate,

your plugin does work! I tried it the firsttime on local server. Sorry! Can’t wait to try the new example! ??

one more question,

how would you set up the menu structure?

Samuel, I just tried your solution and so far it works great and this is what I want.

thanks for both your replies!

hmmm,

I quick read both the instructions and the solution of Samuel sounds way easier.

Is there a page with all the pros and cons to using two separate installs versus using two network sites with MultiSite enabled?

thanks for your quick answers.

Is the answer of Samuel not outdated?

Since:

Please note in WordPress 3.0 there is now a native ability to create multiple blogs, referred to as a network of sites. This is because the codebase for WordPressMU was merged into core