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I had this problem and it was also related to the ProPlayer plugin. If it’s not working with the plugins all disabled, you could also try the gHacks.net solution of commenting out the autosave feature in post-new.php in the wp-admin folder (line 14).

Well, if anyone else ever comes across this, here’s what I did:

1.) Installed Kimili’s Flash Embed Plugin

2.) Download the Sonettic Cinema Player and place on my server.

3.) For the default .swf option in Kimili, I placed an absolute path to the player. (So “https://domain.com/player/cinemaplayer.swf”)

4.) In my post area I embed the SWF and in the fvars field I write “content=rtmp://rtmplink.com/,FILENAME”

The Sonettic Cinema Player doesn’t require that you pass the flv filename along with the “.flv” extension. Different players may vary, but frankly I wasn’t able to get other popular players (JW FLV Player, I’m looking at you) to work with this method.

Hopefully this information helps someone else.

Thank you. The images were, in fact, there, but I just recently switched my permalink style and I forgot to add a slash “/” before the image file path.

While the images were there, I probably wouldn’t have paid much attention without your suggestion. Thank you.

Okay, I think I’ve got it kind of figured out. Can anyone tell me why I’ve still got a huge margin on my left side on the footer? It stretches 100%, but there’s like a 307 px margin that I can’t figure out…

https://www.moralcooling.org

I don’t know…I’m not sure what I’m supposed to type in directly from that.

I don’t even know what all that means. I found a post from Moshu saying to write img src=… with all that <?php blah blah blah, so I copied it and just inserted my image reference, which <b>does</b> work.

So if I take that out, what should I put?

P.S. – There’s an extra space in the h ttp above so I could get it to show up. Otherwise it just made a link out of what I typed. The actual code has http:…

the URL is referenced in the last part of the code I posted (www.davidmassengill.org/tag.gif), and is found when typed in directly.

anyone?

FINALLY found it…it was in this snippet of code:


</div>
<ul>
<li>
<?php wp_meta(); ?>
</li>
</ul>


My only question now is whether or not I’ve deleted something that I need. Oh well…

Thanks, everyone, for all the help. I really appreciate it!

Here’s something else I just noticed – the bullet actually DOES render in IE, but it shows up at the bottom. GRR! What’s going on here?

Yeah, I’m not finding where that thing is coming from, so if anyone has any ideas, I’d LOVE to hear what I’m doing wrong. Overall though, the site is coming together.

Okay, I see what you’re talking about now. And that makes sense, as my wife’s laptop is 1024×768. So that’s pretty simple to fix…

What about the black dot? Any ideas on that?

Okay…I’ve cheated. I did a bit of a manual override of the list function by going
<?php wp_list_cats('list=0');?>

and that got rid of the bullets in front of each category. However, I have a few remaining issues:

1.) In FF there’s still a large black bullet rendering toward the top of the sidebar.

2.) In IE there’s no bullet, but the header is off by just a couple of pixels.

3.) For some viewers the site is completely out of whack.

Any suggestions or ideas on these? Thanks!

Thanks…organization isn’t a strongsuit for me anywhere other than the web. ??

The bullet.jpg thing is actually a bullet with an arrow that isn’t currently used anywhere. As far as the second snippet of code you sent, I think I’m missing the relevance. Do you think the indent or spacing is causing the issue?

Another another question is what’s causing the alignment problem? I’m running out of hair to pull out…how did I manage to screw this up so badly?

Chelsea – I looked and the other two lists, “Paper Editions” and “Daily Reads” are coded exactly the same. In fact, I copied the code from one of those and changed it to give the catagories.

Another question I’d like to ask you is if the layout was screwed up on yours…