forceagainstsomething

Possible option for future version.

Would anyone be interested in having Auto Links keep track of which links are being clicked? Then from the Auto Links sub menu it would show you how many times an idividual keyword has been clicked. If enough people are interested in a feature like that, let me know.

– Sean

I’m not sure what that is. I tried both ONE and ONE: and Auto Links linkafied both of them, no problem. Possibly a conflict with another plugin?

– Sean

Hey all,
Well I’m up to version 0.8beta now. There are some big improvments over the last versions. First of all, all options are configured via the admin panel. No more editing the source code to configure Auto Links.

I also made it much easier to add and remove keywords from your list.

Any feedback would be great!

– Sean

That plugin might help. You’ll also need to set something up with your host. With iPower, my host, I can have sub domains point to a specific directory, so using permalinks should make that easy. Check with your host.

– Sean

I’m having the same problem getting <!–nextpage–> to work with the theme I’m using. The problem seems to be that the theme — Flex — doesn’t even have a page.php script. Copying the page.php from another theme didn’t work — and I really didn’t expect it to. Is there a place in one of the other files within the Flex theme where I need to specify to use the page.php script?

Macmanx, yet another good point. I knew there had to be a reason why everyone was using them.

Thanks.

– Sean

P.S. I followed the same exact steps that I said above a couple times, and it didn’t work. I removed %category% from my permlink structure and it worked.

– Sean

I just spent an hour trying to get permalinks to work. In the end, I deleted the .htaccess file from my blog directory, added /index.php/ to the permalink structure, and clicked the ‘Update permalinks button’. Finally it worked.

– Sean

Good point corefx, I wasn’t thinking into the future. I’ve got about 20 post right now, so the numbers in the link are small. I suppose it could become a hassle as the post get into the hundreds.

Thanks!

– Sean