dudewalker

I thinks it’s a bug in the plugin. If not…then a potential security breach caused by this plugin or another plugin affecting the plugin.

A new development. I have been checking the xml and xml.gz files and when I submit them. Somehow, the content is changing. Sometimes everything expect for the landing page “disappears”. Sometimes a line of text full causes a parsing error toward the top of the sitemap.

Again, this all began with the most recent update.

I’ve been using Google-Sitemap-Generator for some time now.

The most recent updates have seemed to create issues with Google Webmaster Tools sitemap section.

I had never experienced a RED X prior to the most recent versions of Google-Sitemap-Generator.

In some cases I will have to resubmit the sitemap 4 or 5 times for it to stay valid.

It’s usually the same message:

General HTTP error: 404 not found
We encountered an error while trying to access your Sitemap. Please ensure your Sitemap follows our guidelines and can be accessed at the location you provided and then resubmit.

Okay…weird development.

I cannot modify or add widgets using IE…however, I can modify the widgets and add new ones using Firefox.

IE worked yesterday…but not today…??

** bump **

PS: Never thought about the negative px value to truncate whitespace to last text.

Something more or less and issue with table’s withing the plugin.

I guess I’ll heads up the plugin author for a bug fix solution. I’ll give you the credit!

Rock On!!

Totally addres the issue.

Here’s the page:

https://dudewalker.org/rates-request-wedding-dj-price-quote/

You get a big brain hug from me…

I’m sure that’s sound creepy…but HEY! It’s almost Halloween.

** BUMP **

It was actually a typo when I posted the question.

I am trying to creat 3 columns wide in a table.

Here is the actual coding:

Music Tastes
<TABLE>
<TR><TD>[checkbox music40s “40s”]</TD><TD>[checkbox music50s “50s”]</TD><TD>[checkbox music60s “60s”]</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>[checkbox music70s “70s”]</TD><TD>[checkbox music80s “80s”]</TD><TD>[checkbox music90s “90s”]</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>[checkbox music2000s “2000s”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicAlternative “Alternative”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicBlues “Blues”]</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>[checkbox musicClassicRock “Classic Rock”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicClassical “Classical”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicCountry2Steps “Country 2 Steps”]</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>[checkbox musicCountryClassic “Country Classic”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicCountryModern “Country Modern”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicDisco “Disco”]</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>[checkbox musicFunk “Funk”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicHairBands “Hair Bands”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicHardRock “Hard Rock”]</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>[checkbox musicHipHop “Hip Hop”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicJazz “Jazz”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicJitterbug “Jitterbug”]</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>[checkbox musicNewWave “New Wave”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicPolka “Polka”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicRB “R&B”]</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>[checkbox musicRap “Rap”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicRockabilly “Rockabilly”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicSalsa “Salsa”]</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>[checkbox musicSoul “Soul”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicSouthernRock “Southern Rock”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicSwing “Swing”]</TD></TR>
<TR><TD>[checkbox musicTechno “Techno”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicTop40 “Top 40”]</TD><TD>[checkbox musicWaltz “Waltz”]</TD></TR>
</TABLE>

I end up with the same amount of line the table produces between TEXT “Music Tastes” and the actual table.

When I hit your examples I get XML source coding…?

Isn’t that only for people who actually comment?

I’m looking for a way to allow people that do not comment to subscribe to comment updates without actually participating in the post.

Any subsequent comments or discussion.

Let’s say I have Post A, Post B & Post C

User 1 wants to receive updates on Post A & C whereas User 2 want to receive updates on Post B and User 3 wants update to A, B & C.

I am looking for a way to allow user to choose which Posts they would like to subscribe to without inundating them with not related information.