blakekr

Thanks, appreciate it. That’s encouraging to know.

Now if I can just figure out what I’m doing wrong with my sites …

Yes, the ID is in there, and G/A works just fine in general for my site. It’s only the Site Overlay tool that does not work. I actually checked Site Overlay on some of my other wordpress blogs with the date-style of permalink configuration and it doesn’t seem to be working there either. The rest of G/A seems to work just fine.

Actually I just manually put the javascript code into the footer of my template. So I don’t think it’s a plugin problem (unless another plugin is somehow interfering). But I appreciate the input.

Unless manually putting in the code poses a problem with wordpress?

And the site overlay feature is working for you?

Thanks for responding …

Does the silence mean I’m the only one with this problem?

Still hoping to hear from someone …

Hi again, I was wondering if someone could help me find a solution to this.

I actually used some very simple code provided by one site:

<?php require_once (ABSPATH . WPINC . '/rss-functions.php'); ?>
<?php $today = current_time('mysql', 1); ?>
<?php
$rss = @fetch_rss('https://feeds.feedburner.com/somefeed');
if ( isset($rss->items) && 0 != count($rss->items) ) {
?>
<ul>
<?php
$rss->items = array_slice($rss->items, 0, 7);
foreach ($rss->items as $item ) {
?>
<li>
  <a href='<?php echo wp_filter_kses($item['link']); ?>' target='_blank'>
  <?php echo wp_specialchars($item['title']); ?>
  <small>.
    <?php echo human_time_diff( strtotime($item['pubdate'], time() ) ); ?>
    <?php _e('ago'); ?>
  </small>
</li>
<?php
}
}
?>

Worked like a charm until feedburner (apparently) blocked my server for making too many requests.

Clearly I need to find some kind of caching solution. My siet already caches pages but apparently it was not enough for feedburner.

Thanks Waffles!

The above change enables commenters to use <img src ... and several related tags within comments. It does NOT allow any user to upload an image. Consequently, the image must already be hosted soemwhere in order to be displayed successfully.

Anyone know of an approach that would allow commenters to upload images?

Hey, thanks for your reply. Were you seeing this plugin used in conjunction with some other image or gallery-managing plugin? I played around with coppermine a long time ago, but I couldn’t see how to a) associate galleries with a specific wordpress page b) set it up so casual visitors could upload things.

I’ve come to the same conclusion — there isn’t any useable search or search plugin for wordpress, so being able to substitute google search would vastly improve the user experience — if I could format it to fit my existing web site.

Anyone seen this done?

Technorati has also stopped or really slowed down indexing my posts around the time period you mentioned. They haven’t responded to repeated support requests and I wondered if others were having the same problems.

I am bumping this one again because I’d give my right arm to make nextpage work with “/category/postname/”. Maybe someone has figured it out by now. Help!

vkaryl, I’d love to know what you ended up going with.

I looked at osCommerce: overblown and very very (very) out of date.

ZenCart: looked nice, but requires all customers to register before they order (= high abandonment rates). Darn!

e-Commerce Lite: A lot of user-reported errors listed on their forums with no apparent solutions (yet)

microShop: looks nice, but my attempted install failed

I’d really love to know what you ended up choosing … and how it worked for you. I’m dying to find something:

– small
– that installs, works, and plays well with paypal
– that I can host on my server and “tweak”
– doesn’t require customers to register to order

Fantastic, thanks for the assurance!

bump? Still hoping hopefully that someone knows how to make “nextpage” work with the /category/postname/ permalink structure.