noshackles

That helped. Thanks

I finally resolved this problem by switching to Host Gator. GoDaddy’s support was useless. Host Gator worked with my until it was isolated to Internet Explorer quirk.

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The code for the Error page must be at least 10Kb or it won’t display properly in Internet Explorer. It’s just one of IE’s quirks. An easy workaround if you don’t want your error page to ramble on & on is to simply put a bunch of other “stuff” within comment tags somewhere in your page. That way it won’t show up when displayed in a browser. Comment tags are <!– and –> with the <!– placed before your comments and the –> placed after. Anything you have between these two tags will not be displayed in a browser. Example:

<!– This is a bunch of extra stuff I have to write in order to make the code of this page large enough for the custom error page to show up in Internet Explorer. Thanks Bill Gates!! blah blah blah blah and on and on until the page is long enough :-s –>

Here is the code again. For some reason it is dropped the li tags.

</li>
<li><h2 >Most Popular Posts</h2>
<ul >
<?php akpc_most_popular(); ?>
</li>
akpc_most_popular($limit = 10, $before =
<li>, $after = </li>
)

Can someone tell me if the following is correct? I simply want to track the most popular post on my site in the sidebar. I have stared at the help file for awhile and can’t figure out if what I have done is correct. I modified the last line of the code from the help file. It is working, but a couple of the posts that it is pulling up I find it strange that they would be in the top 10. Is there a way to check my stat file to make sure? thanks

• <h2>Most Popular Posts</h2>
  <ul >
  <?php akpc_most_popular(); ?>

akpc_most_popular($limit = 10, $before =

• , $after =

)

I am trying to do the exact same thing. If someone can shed some light on how this is accomplished with conditional tags or any other method – it would be appreciated.

Does anyone see a problem with this .htaccess file? GoDaddy is claiming that it is overwriting the 404 file and causing my problems. This file was created months ago when I first installed WordPress. I asked GoDaddy if they could tell me what was wrong with the .htaccess file. There response was “Unfortunately, we are unable to support with the coding of the 404 page itself.” Thanks

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /blog/
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /blog/index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

This is going from bad to worse. I reinstalled the .htaccess file and it looks like the site is working. At least my pages are showing. I still have the 404 error problem.

I am using GoDaddy as a host. Apparantely I have to set the error page at the ISP level. There is a option that I can set to use a custom ERROR page. Now whenever a file does not exist it uses the custom ERROR page specified. Except for in my blog directory. The blog directory contains the wordpress install. Apparantley something in my .htaccess file is causing a problem. If I remove the .htaccess file it finds my custom ERROR page. I am not sure what in this file would cause the problem, but the following is the content of my .htaccess file.

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /blog/
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /blog/index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

Here is my latest modification. Created a html for the error message “404Error.html”. FTP’ed to my top directory. Changed htaccess file to ErrorDocument 404 https://www.thetimeandmoneygroup.com/404Error.html This does not work either.

What do you mean? I created a 404.php file and I added “ErrorDocument 404 /blog/index.php?error=404” to the .htaccess file. Is there something else that I should do? thanks