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Thanks, jimmy. Problem solved.

Hey Jamil,

Did you ever find out what the problem was? I’m having the exact same problem with my .htaccess file. I can redirect html pages but I can’t seem to redirect php pages.

Thanks James,

That info is very useful for me. I don’t subscribe to feeds as a rule, so I didn’t realize that so many users were using feeds like that, without actually always visiting the sites from which they come.

Brian

Okay, thanks for the input. It’s all good advice.

I haven’t done any research, JTL, but if the site stats are any sign, then the answer is that nobody is interested in what I’m doing. (Either that or the descriptions that are getting through to search engines and such are confusing or unclear.)

The only problem is, I’ve received a few very positive e-mails about the site, plus I’ve gotten about 125 subscribers so far according to my WordPress stats plug-in.

I’m not sure if the subscribers are real, however, because none of them leave comments, and the Google blog subscriber count remains stubbornly at zero.

Still, the subscriber total increases by a few almost every day — but it seems fishy to me given the situation.

Thanks for the response. I think you’re right. I’ve been so busy trying to “get right with Google” that it never occurred to me that that might not be enough in any case.

Thanks James and Esmi,

I tried copying the Allpost folder (containing the PHP code I posted above) under both the classic theme folder and the default theme folder, but I still see no new theme to choose from when I create a new page on word press — the dropdown list for themes still has only three: default, archives & link.

I have it placed in wp-content/themes. It’s the same directory that has subdirectories like “default” and “graycorporate.” Do I need to put the template in
wp-content/themes/default ?

I uploaded the following, and saved it under a directory named newposts — in the place where all the other theme directories are located:

<?php
/*
Template Name: All posts
*/
?>
<?php
$debut = 0; //The first article to be displayed
?>
<?php while(have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
<h2><?php the_title(); ?></h2>
<ul>
<?php
$myposts = get_posts('numberposts=-1&offset=$debut');
foreach($myposts as $post) :
?>
<li><?php the_time('d/m/y') ?>: <a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></li>
<?php endforeach; ?>
</ul>
<?php endwhile; ?>

I discovered that the background image was showing in IE but not in Firefox. It turned out that the Firefox cache was tenaciously holding onto the old background set-up and wouldn’t use the new. It worked in Firefox after I closed the browser, reopened it, then refreshed several times.

Thanks very much for the quick response. I deleted the htaccess file as you said and the site is now available again.