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When I say paragraphs in my post, I do not mean paragraph tags, as all the markup in her posts is divs. Just clarifying.

Note that I was also getting some errors about incorrect html, so I changed the loadHTML line once again to the following:

$dom->strictErrorChecking = false;
    @$doc->loadHTML($decoded_text);

This is in addition to the changes made previously.

I was getting a similar error, only mine was saying the problem was on line 155.

Anyway, I went in and changed that line:

$doc->loadHTML(utf8_decode($text) );

to the following:

$decoded_text = utf8_decode($text);
    if ( $decoded_text == '' ) {
        return $doc->saveHTML();
    }
    $doc->loadHTML($decoded_text);

Which fixed it right up.

Thanks Jorge, for this great plugin!

Why is this resolved? Was it fixed offline?

I don’t have much info about the main point of your post, but as for using a subdomain, you could always have that subdomain http redirect to the final feed.

Heck, now that I think about it, you could use some custom .htaccess hacking to get rid of the feeds you don’t want, or point them to the feed you do want.

Thanks Sam, really appreciate your response.

I’m sort of surprised the WP_CONTENT_URL and WP_CONTENT_DIR don’t also change the WP_PLUGIN_DIR and WP_PLUGIN_URL constants automatically. They use them in their definitions… does wp-settings.php get included before the wp-config?

Wow, this is a great thread. Someone should write a sidebar widget that shows the last X posts with thumbnails. (Maybe that someone is me!) I’ll search to make sure someone hasn’t already done it first tho.

There is no information about this anywhere… it appears that it has something to do with the WP_CONTENT_URL constant. I think it would be sweet to store all my wp-content outside of the svn checkouts. I assume I’m not the only one, since this (apparently) got done in the first place.

I always just use unzip… unzip –help says:
UnZip 5.52 of 28 February 2005, by Debian. Original by Info-ZIP.

Very strange.

I suppose it’s also possible this is a product of how I’m unzipping the files… are they supposed to be capitalized in the zip? *sheepish grin*

I get this error:

Warning: init(phpFlickr.php) [function.init]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /{path_removed}/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/flickr-gallery/flickr-gallery.php on line 62

Warning: init() [function.include]: Failed opening 'phpFlickr.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php') in /{path_removed}/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/flickr-gallery/flickr-gallery.php on line 62

Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: phpflickr in /{path_removed}/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/flickr-gallery/flickr-gallery.php on line 63

This is just a capitalization issue… so the developer is probably working in a windows environment (for shame)! It works just fine once you change the includes to lowercase.

Hmmm. perhaps I was not clear enough. I don’t need instructions on how to install WP via SVN. I want instructions on how to convert an existing SVN checkout of wordpress to a “clean” checkout. Here is the relevant portion of the release notes:

Ability to move your wp-config file and wp-content directories to a custom location, for “clean” SVN checkouts.

Anyone know anything about this?

This is less a bug and more an enhancement, but you can get links to show up in your entries (like they do pretty much everywhere else) by changing line 195 from:

'post_content' => $wpdb->escape($tweet->tw_text)

to:

'post_content' => $wpdb->escape(make_clickable($tweet->tw_text))

looks like that’s working correctly.

OK, I think I fixed this (or anyway, I was able to get the Plugin options page to show and save the categories correctly) by replacing the above lines with these:

function aktt_options_form() {
    global $wpdb, $aktt;
    $categories = get_categories( );
    $cat_options = '';
    foreach ($categories as $category) {
        if ($category->term_id == $aktt->blog_post_category) {
            $selected = 'selected="selected"';
        }
        else {
            $selected = '';
        }
        $cat_options .= "\n\t<option value='$category->term_id' $selected>{$category->cat_name}</option>";
    }

I’ll post again when I’ve tested that the tweet are actually added to my selected category.