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Actually, it is multi-column, depending on the width of your page.

On the example site, I didn’t use multi-column simply to blend with the template being used, but it will try for multi first.

All you have to do with CSS, is play with the width of each column. Default is 300px

delete all files, and then remember to do a commit.

most of what’s left is documentation.

I got behind due to a family emergency, then I was away with my wife and daughter for a couple weeks, and when we got back, I got swamped with work.

I am working on getting this finished this weekend (fingers crossed that things coorperate for me).

This has been addressed in version 1.8

I had a family emergency to take care of, so am finishing this weekend.

Most of the code is done, and in use on a couple sites I run.

Just have to finish documentation so it makes sense to everyone else.

Thanks for bearing with me.

No, the error is that the readme file wasn’t supposed to be added yet, so it wouldn’t be available for download, but it got checked in in a hurry and it included the readme file.

Friendz is scheduled for final release for April 30th, I set up SVN for wordpress due to my switching between multiple workstations as I work on it, and it accidentally checked in a file it wasn’t supposed to yet.

Have patience, and you’ll have a cool plugin ??

it’s still in development, readme file wasn’t supposed to be added yet, so it wouldn’t be available for download, but it got checked in in a hurry and it included the readme file.

Friendz is scheduled for final release for April 30th.

There was only one primary key being defined, upgrade was using the standard upgrade method from wordpress and didn’t give any problems to the people I am in contact with who use it.

I made a change in the new version 1.2.1, to use the alter table command instead of the normally recommended method that wordpress themselves want us to use and that most plugins use for their upgrades.

Try it now, otherwise, it’s not from the plugin, since it only uses one primary key.

Set up a file called phpinfo.php on your site,
in that file include these lines:
<? phpinfo(); ?>

and run that in your browser, see if the variable “allow_url_fopen” is set to on or off.

There is a possibility that it is set to off, and besides, that plugin should have been using curl (I modified my copy for curl to prevent that issue)