boffinboy

Ditto for me too. Works on post pages but not front page.

White screen of death on my site too. And what a lot of head scratching on my part finding out it was this plugin causing it. However, thank you everyone for also pointing out that PHP needs upgrading.

Ah. Thank you. I would like to test in advance. How do I contact you to set this up?

Yes, I saw that notice and understand. That is not the issue. Rather, it is that this graph is not showing for comparison the previous month’s pageviews which, according to my client, it used to.

Thanks

John

I know I am late to the party, but because I had lost settings last time I upgraded atahualpa I had held off updating until now. So I too found that the WP admin bar was missing, and can confirm that the save button in the footer section fixes the missing admin bar.

Header and logo fix not so lucky, but the new version of atahualpa allows you to save the header, logo and favicon images in a folder in /wp-content so that they will persist through updates. Look in the new image location setting.

Update just released today from 0.4 to 0.5 has fixed the problem!

Ah well, if PHP were my thing I would have picked line 452 apart happily. But it isn’t and given the frequency of this error message on the net I guess I have some reason to wonder if there is a less specific reason. Were it just the plug-in no one would use it either.

FYI lines 451-453

// categories to hide
	$out .= '<tr valign="top" ><th scope="row">Category id to hide from homepage</th><td>';
	$select = '<select name="bib_hide_category[]" multiple="multiple" size="6" style="height:auto;">';

Ummm, I realise this is a bit of a general post. But if anyone has any suggestions I would really appreciate the lead.

At the moment I have casual (ie. non-registered) users able to blog. If I can’t get their posts to expire after a finite number of clicks I will have to go non-casual and get them to expire their own posts or make them time-limited. I’d rather not and have responses to their posts limited to a specified number.

Surely this can be done!