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  • I have deleted my Adsense code, and my WP links (comments, edit this, category) are still not working. I checked my code commenting and that all looks good. Not quite sure what to make of it all. If anyone wants to get their hands dirty with me on this, I would welcome the help.

    macmanx: Thanks for the links. Phil’s plugin will definitely be helpful for my site. Particularly, putting the ads after a more tag is great. (OT, but I don’t think I ever knew about the more tag. Some of my posts will need to be updated so that they conserve space.)

    Godspeed,

    OK, now I am back in my account. Is there any way to edit my profile? My site address has changed.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Amazon Media Manager 1.1

    Solarpunk: I had the same message when I ran the install script. That means the table is there already. I did not delete my table; I just uploaded the new versions of the scripts and got underway. As a note, the newest release apparently changed the way the database variables are declared (pardon if I use the wrong word) so when you enter your database information, be sure to use ‘ around your database server address. For instance, db.server.host.com has to be ‘db.server.host.com’ or else the script ignores the dots.

    Godspeed,

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Amazon Media Manager 1.1

    My previous post about the errors should be disregarded. My host had those operations disabled. Works great now.

    Jeez… Helps if you have the right password!!!!

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Amazon Media Manager 1.1

    I get the following errors when I try to use this. It posts the information about the item, but not the picture. See it in “action” at my site.

    Warning: fopen(): URL file-access is disabled in the server configuration in /home/spyweb1/spy1u1010/html/blog/wp-admin/amazonphp.php on line 345

    Warning: fopen(https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005JNBQ/): failed to open stream: no suitable wrapper could be found in /home/spyweb1/spy1u1010/html/blog/wp-admin/amazonphp.php on line 345

    Warning: fread(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /home/spyweb1/spy1u1010/html/blog/wp-admin/amazonphp.php on line 350

    Warning: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /home/spyweb1/spy1u1010/html/blog/wp-admin/amazonphp.php on line 363

    Warning: getimagesize(): URL file-access is disabled in the server configuration in /home/spyweb1/spy1u1010/html/blog/wp-admin/amazonphp.php on line 386

    Warning: getimagesize(https://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005JNBQ.01._PE_.jpg): failed to open stream: no suitable wrapper could be found in /home/spyweb1/spy1u1010/html/blog/wp-admin/amazonphp.php on line 386

    If it were a URL you were posting, I would suggest tinyurl.com. (https://www.tinyurl.com). Perhaps a hack or plugin could be written to automatically generate the TinyURL and substitute it? I don’t think you would want the URL to break because it might cause the link to break. (Clever word play, eh?) The problem lies in that the user is not choosing to display any text to show up as a link. Thus, when (s)he types the URL, WP adds the tag info to make it a link. What you want is to have text that has as its anchor the URL in question. Perhaps something could be written to display the URI that your comments section requests with generic link text such as “(poster’s name)’s URI.”

    I realize this doesn’t exactly answer the question, but it gives you some ideas to use for someone who knows code more than I do, which is a smidge above naught.

    Godspeed,

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