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Which plugin are you using?

And in Russian (as far as I can recognize you’re Russian too):
Какой плагин вы используете?

If you’re using get_bloginfo(‘template_directory’) function then your code will look like this:
$myavatar = get_bloginfo('template_directory').'/images/avatar.png';

get_bloginfo(‘template_directory’) outputs full URL to active theme.

Try to use this plugin and place .xml file into root directory.

You should upload it to your site and then go to that .php file.

As example, if you placed your sample.php in “wp-content” directory, then your link will be that:
https://your_site.com/wp-content/sample.php

On your old installation of WP write this in wp-config.php:

define('WP_HOME','https://example.com');
define('WP_SITEURL','https://example.com');

Which version of WP do you use on your new site? It must be not lower than 3.2.0.

Have you already visited some pages of your site? Cache is created after first visit of page with cache enabled.

Thank you very much for answers and for making Custom Fields plugin. I will read some PHP/MySQL manuals and improve plugin for myself.

Hope that you will write such plugin in future, good luck!

Yes, I’ve modified this plugin (NGG Public Uploader) for my needs.

Hm, maybe you’ll convert video to .flv, not to .f4v?

Can you post link to your site?

You can use “custom menu” feature built-in WP 3.0+

Video tutorial created by developers of BM theme:

You can write your text before that line by inserting “Browse our Fan Page Examples:” before <code> tag. It seems that those lines has nothing to do with plugin, they are just bottom & top borders of <code> part.

Yes, I want to change values with form that is located on the site and visible to users. Here is the form.

Name, Surname, Description —?these are custom fields in my settings.

The problem is, I do not know what should be name= value in this string:
<input type="text" name="nggcf_fields..."

Heading area —?this?

Check your page code, it should be something like this:
[ngg_uploader id=1]