joe_doufu

Easy to do, I think. I am also available… e-mail opportunity at joeclark dot net.

i’m loving that fontage

I can design templates and am becoming an experienced WordPress programmer as well. I should be able to help you develop the site you want. What are you interested in doing? My contact info is on my website, or e-mail “opportunity AT joeclark DOT net”.

I used the authentication image plugin, and I haven’t gotten any spam yet.

I think I solved this problem by adding
<?php flush(); ?>
in the last line of index.php.
Sometimes I still can’t view the source, but at least the chinese (which comes before the flush) is displaying properly.

I’m getting this too.
What’s more, when I type Chinese characters on an entry, they do not appear correctly when I can’t view source.
I believe that some of the time, the PHP doesn’t finish it’s processing, and the browser is indefinitely waiting for some kind of closure. When I hit “refresh” my Chinese looks fine and I can view source.
Is there a PHP tag I can use to end this foolishness?

er, no, maybe it’s not solved. but reduced.

correction, if i activate LJ’s “auto-convert older entries from…” function, I do get the ability to delete those posts… but still they appear as garbage. I tried several different encoding options but they didn’t un-garbage the garbage. The entry is mangled before it gets to LJ.

Hi, I just want to say “thank you”. I am using UTF-8 encoding, but I had a problem in which my Chinese characters were showing up as garbage until I refreshed the page once, then they appeared fine. I don’t know the reason for this, but when I moved the encoding tag above the TITLE, the problem (apparently) was solved.

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i don’t have any plugins like this, and i also seem to have extra queries. maybe the query is some kind of a JOIN. what do you think?

better yet, take everything that appears before the “entries” section of the page, and call it index-top.php, take everything after that section and call it index-bottom.php.
Then in index.php you just include those two files, with the blog entries code in the middle. For your other pages, you use the two includes but with different content.

maybe for each comment it checks the spam words list once?

Has anybody succeeded in importing LJ comments into WordPress? I’m going to try it myself and I don’t want to re-invent the wheel.

It’s strange that that letter isn’t compatible with UTF-8 encoding… I don’t know what you can do to fix that. Best wishes.