cronus3166

I’m having a similar issue with the plugin and the widget. As far as I can tell, I’m just using the widget, “Podcast: Single Episode”, and it’s just a big block with what should be the new HTML5 player (even though I have it set on standard)

Right now I’ve had to disable the widget because it is useless.

My theme is Tortuga by TheemZee. I’m assume it’s just a minor issue with the new code, but I wanted to add my issue to the list. I know you’ll fix it as soon as you can figure it out!

Numbers are weird >_<

I’ve disabled plug-ins and that was a no-go so far. /wp-login.php still won’t load for me.

So I’m going to go through and check the install tomorrow. Thanks for the help and advise so far ??

Awesome. As I said, just needed a second eye. Totally fixed the problem, thank you.

So I did some research and my php was version 4.8.75? Anyways it was to low, so after some more research, I was able to get it to default to 5.2.6

So now I just need to see if it spots anyone other than me ??

Thanks for all the help, great plug-in work!!

I know this is old, but you actually sparked an idea and it worked.

I also have 1and1 and what I did. Is in my root directory I created a folder and put my website in that folder. Instructing the domain name to be re-directed to that folder.

Then in the main directory I created a new .htaccess file with that command line. Since it makes that directory and everything sub-directory to use the new command line.

And it works!

Well boo ?? I’m pretty sure mysql is 5.0, because I tried to activate it after the update and got this new error.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting ‘&’ or T_VARIABLE or T_CONST in htdocs/button-smasher/wp-content/plugins/statrix/statrix.php on line 687

LoL

Curses, I had 5.0, the highest my server allows ??

Yeah I’m getting the same error ??

Line 355 is:

function printPages($itemsCount, $itemsLimit, array $additionalArgs = array()) {
$pages = ceil($itemsCount / $itemsLimit);

Beautiful, don’t know why I never thought of that. Worked great! Now I just need to figure out how to align it in the center…

Well I did this, and it works… just not to the degree I was hoping for ^_^

It shows the number of each comment outside of the div, when I was hoping to have it next to the name of the author and be able to edit it.

And I know it has to be (somewhat possible), cause I got the idea from the blog.us.playstation.com.

Although now that I think about it, they may not delete any comments done to their site

ol#commentlist {
list-style:none;
margin:15px 0 0;
padding:0;
}

and get rid of

list-style:none;