blakekr

Yes, Jim, that’s exactly what I mean … I’d make a list like this:

blue widgets = “/category/newwidgets/blue”;

so that blue widgets was internally auto-linked whenever it appeared in the content

etc. etc.

make sense?

Hmm, it sounds like I’m not ready for that then as my site is loading relatively slowly already on its new VPS home.

Thanks, David.

thanks, I appreciate it!

I’ve tried it both ways, inline and external. I’m using 1.5.

Believe it or not, although this sounds crazy, there seems to be some kind of conflict between the javascript source and some kind of javascript affecting wordpress’s browser scroll bar??? The conflict doesn’t arise if I call the script as an external SRC file, until I click on the far right-hand scrollbar to move up or down, and then it throws an error — both in the edit window, and the “view site” side of the page as well. Totally bizarre.

This doesn’t happen at all when I call the script outside of wordpress.

Thanks, vkaryl. I didn’t get errors with the cdata anymore using your code, but WP STILL went in and converted all my ampersands – ARRRRRGH. I must have one of those hopeless server configs. Thanks for trying, I really appreciate it.

I have the same problem of not being able to include javascript within the page because of how WP converts the ampersands (etc.) and breaks it. Did anyone ever find an answer? I thought using the Text Control plugin and turning off all formatting would solve the problem, but it hasn’t.

Thanks, K. I tried your suggestions but I’m still not there. I haven’t used CDATA before but I tried inserting it the way the w3schools document suggested. For output I got a javascript “syntax error” for the “<![CDATA[” line, and WordPress still texturized the ampersands.

I wasn’t sure what to take from the second document, but I tried escaping the amps with backslashes. I wasn’t successful though.

THANKS! I’ll try it!

jus’ checking

Anyone? Thanks

Oh, I didn’t realize the whole thing was there in the source — duh. Thanks for the tips; that should get me going.

No, I haven’t thought of doing that. ?? But I will *definitely* try it. It didn’t occur to me to try to load my personal script in a more global way. I appreciate the suggestions and I’ll post back on how it went. Great thoughts; thanks so much!

Hi, anyone? I’d really appreciate any thoughts. I know someone with more knowledge must have tried this before.

No, I haven’t dared to try a WP 2.0 yet. This is just moving a working 1.5.x to another.

Let me try deleting the cache as you suggest … good idea, but no it still redirects.

I have “grep -r” d the entire site looking for an instance of the old URL, but I don’t find one. Triple checked home and siteurl, but they have the correct values, as does everything else I see in the options table.

???

Thank you, but as I wrote I used that guide to migrate, and the new URLS are in the database.

Any other possibilities?