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umm…..I forgot to close the
<li> tag…did you forget to? This works for me.

Sorry, been an early morning and my mind wasn’t open. Thanks alot spencerp. I have no idea why I couldn’t figure that out.

Sure, the_time() work if you want the TIME of the post. I want the DATE of the post. The time is not important to me. Anyone?

try this

<li class="blogroll"><h2><?php _e('Blogroll:'); ?></h2>
<form action="" name="pulldown2">
<select name="mypulldown2" onchange="document.location=pulldown2.mypulldown2.options[selectedIndex].value">
<option value="">Select Blog</option>
<?php wp_get_links(); ?>
</select>
</form>

Use the codescape plugin. It allows you to nest your code into the tag.

Yup, check the codex. You could allow for public uploads, and then have a plugin search the upload dir for the files and display them as you wish.

Bet my bottom dollar it’s a plugin that you just recently installed.

It’s impossible to stop all the spam. It’s like flies around a dead carcus. Wish they’d tighen up those spam laws.

I’d suggest, since your a beginner, that you use EasyPHP. It comes with MySQL, PHP, phpMyAdmin and the works. Install it and run it. Easy as that.

YouTube in infamous for rotating the video in the process of converting it to FLV. They use what they call a ‘Smart Converter’, but it’s not all that smart. MySpace uses the same technology and they have the same problem very often.

@billdennis5 Check around and you will see that I help ALOT of people out around here. I try to give all the feedback I can on users problems. But come on, if the support team, and other users get off track, this forum will be poluted with non-wordpress tech issues.

Have you changed the SQL server address in the wp-config file?

Try to log into your phpMyAdmin. If you can, check to see if your DB is still there. While in tere check the table prefix. Check your wp-cofig and make sure the two match. Make sure your host hasn’t changed the SQL server address. If you are using ‘localhost’, find out what the direct address/ip is and try that. Also make sure your DB name and DB user name are the same in the wp-config. WP would never be at fault for this error. I bet it’s all your host.

WP offers you the ability to upload files within itself. Other then that, you could use FileZilla. You could write a VB script and add it to the Registry as a sys menu item. As far as I know there is nothing like this right now.

Maybe try contacting YouTube. https://youtube.com/t/help_troubleshoot
Comming here for YouTube support is like going to BurgerKing for a BigMac.

Check to see if you have other index pages. You should have index.php in the root of your WP. if you have index.htm, html, asp or anything else, rename it or delete. That was my problem a while back.