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    Looking at the code of the page (which is the PHP’s output) I can see these five entries appear after the </head> tag and before the <body> tag. Look at your index.php and see if there’s any PHP code between those tags. It would probably be safe to delete anything that appears between those two tags. Back up the file, of course.

    joe_doufu

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    Try replacing ó with ó

    joe_doufu

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    Feedvalidator.org reports the same problem.

    joe_doufu

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    I just went to the URL you gave:
    https://www.emaginacion.com.ar/geek/wp-rss.php
    and the error message says that you referenced an undefined entity ‘oacute’ in the title of your most recent entry. That’s the “o” with the accent mark on it. Perhaps that character is a problem. Try changing the name of that blog entry and see if the problem persists.

    joe_doufu

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    where’s your blog, by the way?

    joe_doufu

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    I never had that feature on my default WP blog. Did you add a plugin that gave you “most recent entries”?
    Somewhere in your code you have two different sections of code that output the most recent entries. In the default WP, there’s one in the index.php file. The second one may be in index.php, or perhaps my-hacks.php or some plug-in file. Just delete it from the PHP.
    Good way to find it is to search for a “foreach” statement in the PHP file(s) because we know there would have to be a “loop” in the code.

    Forum: Your WordPress
    In reply to: Made it at last…
    joe_doufu

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    Adding plugins and features is an important part of perfecting your WP, but I think an equally important part is minimizing and even *removing* features and options that we don’t need. The more stuff you add, the slower it’s going to go and the more conflicts you’ll have. All things in moderation.
    And for the non technical people, I’ll set up a good looking WP blog for you for, oh, about $200. Send me a note.

    joe_doufu

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    I just checked, and my WP blog does the same thing – one query for every comment. However, I don’t have any posts with more than one comment! It’s a new blog.

    joe_doufu

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    Try removing functions from the comments PHP include. I’m not on my PC now so I can’t look at the code, but for instance try dropping the “date” or “time” request or the link to the individual comment. Just try removing these things one at a time until you see the requests reduced.
    If that doesn’t do it, then we’ve got to look more seriously at the PHP.

    joe_doufu

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    There is no possible way that can happen. The PHP script interpreter will send the same HTTP output to any browser. Either you have an old version cached in your browser (solve this by holding CTRL while you click “Refresh”) or perhaps you’ve got your stylesheet coded in some strange way that the entries are invisible in one browser (or are the same color as the background).
    I would put my money on the browser cache being the problem.

    Thread Starter joe_doufu

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    As a secondary wish, I’d like to be able to send the “disable comments” signal with each LJ update. Can it be done? How?

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: AutoUpdate LiveJournal Hack

    Ooh, I solved my own problem.
    There’s a new version of the hack at this address for WP versions 1.2 and up:
    https://weblogtoolscollection.com/b2-img/ljautoupdate12.txt

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: AutoUpdate LiveJournal Hack

    I’m installing the LJ Autoupdate onto my WordPress blog at https://www.joeclarkl.net, as described at https://weblogtoolscollection.com/b2-img/ljautoupdate.txt
    I’m not using the optional code bits for a “little check box” or “friends only”. Just followed the instructions you gave for versions 1.0+. My admin screen tells me I have version 1.2.1 of WordPress.
    When I make a post I get the following error:
    Fatal error: Call to undefined function: convert_bbcode() in /…path…/my-hacks.php on line
    Line 17 is this one:
    $content = convert_bbcode($content);
    I commented out line 17 and on the next try there was an error with line 18:
    Fatal error: Call to undefined function: convert_gmcode() in /…path…/my-hacks.php on line 18
    Line 18 is:
    $content = convert_gmcode($content);
    Then I commented out line 18, and here is where I am boggled. The error that now comes up is:
    Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: xmlrpc_client in /…path…/my-hacks.php on line 36
    Line 36 is:
    $client = new xmlrpc_client(“/interface/xmlrpc”, “www.livejournal.com”, 80);
    What do I do?

    Thread Starter joe_doufu

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    I’ve got it working satisfactorily on my https://www.joeclark.net now. I’m not a great graphic designer so I’ll tweak it more, but I’ve achieved that objective. Email me if you want to know about it.

    Thread Starter joe_doufu

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    I agree, that’s the easy way. Somehow I want to make it so that on an “archives” or “search” query it won’t even show the first one. Thanks!

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