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Someone from stack overflow helped:

RewriteRule does not work directly on query strings, you have to use RewriteCond to access them (or tricks on internal rewrites, but that’s not necessary here).

Try

RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} .+
RewriteRule ^/?$ - [R=404,L]

Any request to the root path with a query will end in a 404 response.

thanks, I included that change in 0.9.1!

I’m thinking this has to do with the way php handles globals. I made some changes in this last release (0.9.1) which will hopefully address the problem. If not… someone who is willing to be my guinea pig, please email me at [email protected] — since I can’t reproduce the problem, I can’t test to see for sure if I’ve fixed it.

Okay, my best guess is that your php configuration may not like the short <? type of php opening bracket (its an option in the php.ini, enabling short_tags). I’ve updated the plugin (not a new version release, just made some source code changes) so that the plugin no longer requires short_tags enabled. go ahead and download it again. LMK if that works.

hrm, what version of PHP?

Try profile pic plugin, it automates the whole process.

Use the shortcodes [printprofile] and / or [printprofilepic] within posts/pages, or the widget for outside of posts. Also comes with a bunch of template tags and an example author template.

A profile plugin like the profile pic plugin automates the whole process. ??

Or you can just use profile pic plugin, it automates the whole process.

Use the shortcodes [printprofile] and / or [printprofilepic] within posts/pages, or the widget for a sidebar profile. Also comes with a bunch of template tags and an example author template.

Use profile pic plugin, it automates the whole process.

Use the shortcodes [printprofile] and / or [printprofilepic] within posts/pages, or the widget for a sidebar bio/profile. Also comes with a bunch of template tags and an example author template.

Or you can just use my profile pic plugin, it automates the whole process.

Use the shortcodes [printprofile] and / or [printprofilepic] within posts/pages, or the widget for outside of posts. Also comes with a bunch of template tags and an example author template.

WordPress is using your gravatar. Use this plugin: profile pic plugin to change your pic by going to users -> my profile. Make sure you have gravatar over-ride turned on under settings -> profile pic

Or you can just use my profile pic plugin, it automates the whole process.

Use the shortcodes [printprofile] and / or [printprofilepic] within posts/pages, or the widget for outside of posts. Also comes with a bunch of template tags and an example author template.

I just tested v.0.9.0 in WP 2.6.2 – works like a charm.

In my experience, I usually only see the “unexpected $end” error when my ftp program fails to completely upload a file. Maybe try deleting the plugin from your plugins folder, download the .zip again, unzip it, and re-upload it. See if that solves the problem…

LMK

and also, what, (if any) profile display options do you have selected (ie. those first name / last name / nick name / etc checkboxes)? does the error go away if you select some or all of the checkboxes?

Thanks!

hrm I’ve had another user with the same error, but i can’t reproduce it. could you give me more info? specifically, what version of PHP is your server running and what version of wordpress do you have?

Thanks