Eris

I’m having this same problem, and it’s really, really annoying. Has anyone come up with a solution for it yet?

podz – Thanks again for writing.
I tried it first thing after install. (And a number of times since then, modifying little things, then reverting back when they didn’t work.) No dice. =~(

podz – Thanks for writing!
I don’t know how renaming it would help, as his files are a rewrite of the original WP. (“hello.php” is the file that was included in his zip; I installed his whole zip – the whole WP – from scratch, so no other “hello.php” was involved.) If I were to rename the file, what would I rename it to? I don’t know what files, if any, access it, so I don’t know if changing the name would affect anything or not. ?

Any idea on my question? hope hope hope =)

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Any idea how to get the index page to just show the usernames that are online, instead of giving a number-of-users with a link? (To view my blog, you have to be both registered and logged in, so there will never be 0 users.) TiA.

Is there any way for this to auto-generate an e-mail list based on all the users of the blog? I’m making a blog for my family. I want an e-mail sent to all of them when there is a new post (not an edited post), but I don’t want to manually have to keep up if they should change their e-mail addresses on the blog, etc. TiA!

It’s still not working. =( Now it’s showing “?￠a??a€?”.
BTW, I changed the info in category-images.php to:
// In showing the post singularly, then use a larger image, else use a small image
if ($single) {
the_category_image(”, ”, ‘gif’, ‘/wp/wp-images/cat-images/’);
} else {
the_category_image(”, ”, ‘gif’, ‘/wp/wp-images/cat-images/’);
}
…and I’ve ULed the graphics into there too.

Just to make sure, it’s supposed to look like the following, right?
<div class=”meta”><?php _e(“Filed under:”); ?> <?php the_category() ?> <?php the_category_image() ?> — <?php the_author() ?> @ <?php the_time() ?> <?php edit_post_link(); ?></div>

I also tried <?php the_category_image(‘/(wordpress directory)/images/’); ?> , but that didn’t seem to work either.

(wordpress directory)/images

I have your same questions. I haven’t figured out how to fix them yet, though…

I would love to have this feature. I edited a lot this way when I was using MT.

Hi there, and thanks for your help! I ULed the file and installed the plugin via the interface. I do have the images renamed to simple stuff, like “stuff.gif”.
I replaced the other with <?php the_category_image(‘ ‘); ?>, and nothing happened. It’s like it ignored the code. =/

Ah! I just found https://www.coffee2code.com/archives/2004/06/27/plugin-category-images/ . I installed it, but I have no idea how to ‘make it work’, and I can’t make heads or tales of the info on that URL. I’ll have to look at it in the morning when I’m rested, I guess.