brian873

just realised this is for blogs on wordpress.com!

try wp-sysntax for your own installation.

Thanks guys!

I think I am on the right track now, I just need to do a bit more reading…

Thanks crea-doo !

Looks pretty good I might give it a shot although i would prefer one that works with windows media player.

Thanks again for the help

Thanks PODZ ! I had already gave this a try. But I set everything to default when I ran my backup so it should have picked up the default WP theme.

I have found my answer, hooray !

My new host has a slightly different path structure to my home folder. So once I changed the two settings below

Destination directory
URI of this directory

It was all back to normal.

Thanks again for the response Podz

Thanks Moshu !

I will take a look.

Well I have just moved my host. So I have my SQL file ready to import to a new blog. Once I set this up how do I move/change the category structure ?

thanks

You could move your blog in to a folder

\index.html
\blog\index.php

This is the simple method and would be the least complicated . hope this helps

hail hail

You could move your blog in to a folder

\index.html
\blog\index.php

This is the simple method and would be the least complicated . hope this helps

hail hail

Hi,
Can someone help a dummy ?
How do I configure what words/ip ii want blocked ?
thanks
hail hail

ann,
version 1.0.1
here is my menu.txt file
1 post.php Post
1 edit.php Edit
3 categories.php Categories
5 link-manager.php Links
3 users.php Users
4 options.php Options
4 templates.php Templates
***
(Everything after the ‘***’ is a comment.)
To add sections to the menu, use this syntax:
the minimum level the user needs to access the section: between 0 and 10
+tab
+the URL of the section’s file
+tab
+the title of this section

Hi Dotann,
Still having problems. My menu.php file taken from wp-admin/menu.php looks like this…
:::::: MENU.PHP ::::::
<h1 id=”wphead”>WordPress</h1>
<ul id=”adminmenu”>
<?php
$menu = file(‘./menu.txt’);
$continue = true;
foreach ($menu as $item) {
$class = ”;
$item = trim($item);
if (‘***’ == $item) $continue = false;
if ($continue) {
$item = explode(“\t”, $item);
// 0 = user level, 1 = file, 2 = name
$self = str_replace(‘/wp-admin/’, ”, $PHP_SELF);
if ((substr($self, -20) == substr($item[1], -20)) || ($parent_file && ($item[1] == $parent_file))) $class = ‘ class=”current”‘;
if ($user_level >= $item[0]) echo “\n\t

• {$item[2]}

“;
}
}
?>

• My Profile
• “>View site

<li class=”last”>/wp-login.php?action=logout”>Logout (<?php echo stripslashes($user_nickname) ?>)

<h2><?php echo $title; ?></h2>
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Cant work this one out
hail hail

Asked for supporrt onn that hack.
Cant get it working. ??

Joe,
All works well apart from the last step.
“
3. Open up wp-admin/menu.php and find the line that reads:
array(__(‘Upload’), get_settings(‘fileupload_minlevel’), ‘upload.php’),
Just below that line, add this:
array(__(‘Files’), get_settings(‘fileupload_minlevel’), ‘fm.php’),
All done! *Note that because of the potential security risk of an open file manager, a WordPress User Level of at least 7 is required to use the file manager, regardless of the file settings in WordPress.
“
My menu.php does not contaian the line you say. File Uploads are working OK with the standard built function.
Any Ideas ?

Thanks Dotann will give it a bash….
just trying too find the docs for it
hail hail

Got it working fine now.
The problem was the doc’s are a bit un clear as to what permissions to set the upload folder to on the server. founnd for iit to work I had to set it to 777. And it worked no problem.
As for this feature. i agree with skebrown. It adds extra fuctionality to the system. FTP iis my prefered method but this is a very good feature.
thanks all….