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That did it. Awesome – thanks!

But what if I want an image to display instead of text? I tried passing the url as a parameter but it doesn’t work because I’m trying to concatenate <i>bloginfo(‘template_url’)</i> with other HTML in the first parameter of function <i>the_content()</i>.

What I get is the template url displayed in front of the story text an the image is obviously not displayed.

Here is the line in the index.php:

the_content(“<center><img src=” . bloginfo(‘template_url’) . “/img/READMORE.jpg></center>”);

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

What I’m being told is that my index.php script is running “inefficiently” but there’s nothing to it! Has ANBODY had any problems of this type?

What’s the difference between using WP-Cache and the processing in the cache.php file?

Is the gzip option on reading the 2.0.2 cache setting?

Installation of 2.0.1 created the cache directory, but I don’t see a wp-cache plugin from that install. Was it internal and no longer internal in 2.0.2?

Running the query will work – I was hoping there was something in the Dashboard … maybe a future enhancement.

Thanks podz and Kafkaesqui for your help.

So there is no way to prevent someone from posting a comment during the move?

I can do that – but reading the instructions in the above link (Moving WordPress) it reads as if I want to move the physical location of the files as well as change the website name, namely steps 4 & 5 where I change the name of the WordPress address and Blog address in the Admin panel.

I just want to keep the same URI but have it point to a different physical location. My IP gives me that capability. i.e., associate a directory with a website. What I want to do is copy the files to the new destination, then point the website to the new location.

I see that the physical path is one of the options in the wp_options table but was looking for a resource to identify other changes.

I was hoping to do something like copy all of the files to the new destination and then update the physical location in wp-options. Voila – new location.

I take it that it’s not as simple as that?

Re: table prefix – I just wanted to make it something other than the installed default. No big deal.

moshu:

I currently have my blog under WP 1.5 and want to (1) move my blog to a different location on the same server and (2) upgrade it to WP 2.0.1 at the same time.

What I was thinking was to do a clean install to a different location, then import the data from the existing database to the new database (I want to change the ‘wp_’ prefix to help a little with security).

Is this fairly straight forward or do I have to go through special steps?

Not only that, clicking the ‘X’ to delete existing favorites also does not work.

Akismet requires a WordPress key, which I signed up for. In doing so, I had to create a xxx.wordpress.com website.

Can I use that key on my own domain instead of the xxx.wordpress.com site?

Anyone know a resolution for IIS/WindowsServer? I do not have a .htaccess file (and don’t know if it will even work on this server configuration). I only have the default permalink working – all others (Date/name, number) both give me the 404 Error page.

OK, I’ll wait for the other plugin’s author to respond… Thanks

jalenack:

Go it working with the 1.2 version. I did notice the following, though:

I also implemented the WeatherIcon plug-in (V2.3.0) after Democracy.

I noticed that when I activated the WeatherIcon plug-in, the script from Democracy ran, and attempted to re-insert the original sample poll into the democracy database tables.

Should there be some kind of clean-up that I do to prevent that from happening?

The only common thing between the two plugins is that they do something behind the scenes to add the plug-in option to the dashboard – WeatherIcon is under “Options” and Democracy is under “Manage”.

Any ideas?