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I fell foul of this problem. I tried just downloading the link on the GitHub page referenced above but that is NOT what you have to do.

I have placed full instructions on my blog – Here https://west-penwith.org.uk/blog/archives/2100

Thanks – it works great now – and a big improvement on v2.

Hi glenn,

I have installed 3.0.1 on my sandpit site but it looks just the same as before. How can I enable the HTML5 player. The selection menu in the settings page doesn’t seem to do anything and bounces to “Yes” whatever I do to it but I still get a Flash audio player. Do I have to have an HTML5 enabled theme perhaps – or something else?

Great Florian, that seems to have fixed it.

I figured that’s what the “fakes’ were doing – a few comments in the code saying how it works could be useful for future maintenance.

Thanks – that does seem to fix the problem. I think also the documentation needs amending to point out that if fulltext_active is set to zero then it also disables the automatic generation of excerpts because that needs the fulltext to work on. So it is only practical to use if you have explicit excerpts for every post.

I have hacked around it for the time being by using %STARTTIME% instead of %TIME% in rs_event_post() in my theme files. It doesn’t seem to be a problem in rs_event_list().

I would guess that the problem relates to the code around $fake_secondend but I haven’t figured out how this works yet.

Looking at the code the problem seems to be the addition of “&& $fulltext_active == 0” to line 693. I don’t know what is needed here but removing it solves my problem.

I think I have found a solution from scouring other plugins – particularly one called sidebar-login (thanks). It doesn’t look very elegant though so would welcome other suggestions. The code is

<?php
		$pageURL  = 'https://';
		$pageURL .= $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];
		$pageURL .= $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
		wp_loginout($pageURL); ?>

OK Knut – I’ll take your word for it on themes and plugins and perhaps user education.

But on host providers – mine is not at a high enough level (DotEasy older Ensim servers PHP 5.0.? and MySQL 4) and they want to charge me to upgrade. That is not the way to treat a loyal customer so I’m not standing for it but need to see out the term of my contract before moving.

Agreed – thanks.

I think the answer to your first question is that the Bible Gateway people have been adding versions but the plugin developers have not yet caught up with them.

The second problem is that your abbreviations for the book names are too short to be unambiguous. E.g. Use Isa for Isaiah, not just Is.

I have managed to fix this in version 1.8.3 by changing line 152 from SORT_ASC to SORT_DESC but there may be a better way.

I have been looking at this code for a while and have fixed a few other bugs which I will relay in a separate post.

The WP-events plugin was recently updated and it is now a lot more solid. It is worth giving it another try.

Have you just upgraded to FireFox 3? You need to allow third party cookies to login with this browser.

Solved – at long last.

The problem is that the worpress.co sets a cookie which is third party to your dashboard so if you have blocked them in FF3 then it will fail.

Solution – go to FF Tools -> options. Privacy tab, Cookies section and click exceptions. Add dashboard.wordpress.com to the allow list and all will be fine.