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This problem persists under 2.1.3 for me as well. I’m going to try upgrading to 2.2 to fix it.

Well it seems that this theme has absolutely taken off. Go WordPress!

Nope, that doesn’t seem to work either. I just get a 404 page.

Krashkopf, cool down. This is a site for WordPress users, not people attempting to comment on other sites. If you can’t contact them, you’re out of luck.

Have you checked your spam folder?

The title tag of your page is rendered in wordpress with wp_title(); which comes out of the options table in the database.

If you don’t care about making the home page title static, crack open your header.php and put this PHP code in between the <title> tags:

<?php if(is_home()) { ?>
Speed Reading Courses in London
<?php } else { wp_title(); } ?>

See wp_title and Conditional Tags for more information.

If you’re a web designer, build your own. ??

I’m currently building a plugin that should do a majority of the things that you’ve listed, but it won’t be done for a while.

Delete the WordPress cache under wp-content/cache.

Michal,

Your best bet is to scan the internal $post->post_content for the <img substring, and then display an image based on that. I’m assuming that you know a bit about php.

<?php
if(stristr($post->post_content, '<img')) { ?>

<!-- Photo Inside Code -->
<img src="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_directory'); ?>/images/camera-icon.gif" alt="Photo Inside" title="Photo Inside" />

<?php } ?>

Your problem isn’t that the_content() tag returns an excerpt; it’s that the_content() echoes the post content data to the screen as opposed to keeping it within system-level PHP for processing with a function like strstr or stristr.

I think your best bet would be to filter the IPs on the server end so the DNS entry for the subdomain was only accessible from the internal network.

pizdin_dim, adding the ErrorDocument directive to .htaccess would direct a 404 to the index.php page, which he’s already having wordpress do.

ezkimox, where do you want the pages to go? If you want the pages to go to a 404 error page, your best bet is to make your own and place the template you made under your active theme in wp-content/themes/ called 404.php. The WordPress codex explains more about how WordPress handles missing template files in Template Hierarchy.

Okay, I resolved the comments form part, but $comments is still an empty array.

I’m having a similar problem with wp-comments-post.php – it’s just not working properly and gives me a blank page.

In all honesty, even though it’s a lot of work, I would. You’re walking a really fine line between ripoff and derivative work if they haven’t said anything.

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