Mike Little

Hi southerngal,
If $use_fileupload is 1 and your admin level is greater than or equal to $fileupload_minlevel (which is by default 1) then the button should be there underneath ‘blog this’
I’ve just tried it and it is there for me.
Mike

Hi jrconlin,
In the particular case you highlight, $weblogs_xml_url is defined in a ‘required’ include file, which (I understand) means it cannot be over-ridden.
However your suggestion sounds like a good one to bear in mind.
Thanks,
Mike

Hi fallen,
First of all I don’t believe that is the password you are seeing.
I see a different one ‘d8c6f1’
If you are sure (I saw your other post) you have set $use_gzipcompression = 1;
at the top of blog.header.php, then I am not quite sure what your problem could be.
Can you please check that you have no newline on the end of b2config.php after the ?>

Hi Southern Gal,
You need to enable it in b2config.php
$use_fileupload = 1;
make sure you set
$fileupload_realpath = ‘/home/your/site/b2/images’;
$fileupload_url = ‘images’; // I prefer a relative path for this.
$fileupload_maxk = ’96’;
Hope this helps,
Mike

Did you make the file
weblogs.com.changes.cache
writeable by the web server?
Mike

The date and time comes from the fact that that link was listed in weblogs.com’s recently updated page.
If you make the last parameter to get_links() in you template a zero, that will turn off the date/time display.
Mike

Oops, not logged in!
That was me!
Mike

Yes, the first parameter in the call to get_links() in your template is the link category number. -1 the default means display all categories.
There is also a version of the function called get_linksbyname() which allows you to use the category name as the first parameter.
All the functions are documented in wp-links/link.php
I am working on a much more intuitive interface to the link categories, but I’m not yet sure when it will be ready.
Mike

You are right Joshua, none of the devlopers have posted in this thread. Until now.
A couple of points first:
There is only one b2login.php and it resides in the wordpress directory.
It requires cookies .
I’m not sure what the problem is. Unfortunately the page sets an error message but then redirects which loses the error!
Thomas is correct when he says that after a successful login you are redirected to wp-admin/b2edit.php
Do the other parts of the blog work?
Can you display the home page index.php?
If you try to go directly to wp-admin/b2edit.php what does that do?
I hope we can get to the bottom of this.
Mike

I’ve modified b2bookmarklet.php, b2sidebar.php, and b2upload.php in CVS.
They use a slightly more faded image I’d already created, but it’s pretty naff; I’m no artist.

Yep, I spotted that.
They are created through wp-install or updated through wp-2-b2 however, but you are right the tables names should be in the same place.
Mike

It is in there should be working.
It should be setting cookies for
comment_author, comment_author_email, and comment_author_url.
They only get set once a user has submitted a comment.
You can see them being set in b2comments.post.php near the bottom of the file.
Mike

You need to turn off the wpautop filter for the_content
//add_filter(‘the_content’, ‘wpautop’);
That fixes it.
Mike

If you look in the file wp-links/links.php each of the available functions are docuemented, along with their parameters.
I’m hoping the next version will do away with the need to have so many parameters.
Mike