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Thanks! Looking forward to it!

st_tag_cloud() of 1.7.1-rc1.2 has given me an SQL error for no apparent reason (whereas the widget tag cloud worked) so I switched back to 1.6.6 again, thanks to this mod.

/me thanks 2

That’s what I meant. So, where do you want “Related Articles” to appear?

Uhm, last time I checked this was in the theme’s code, not in the plugin’s code. Did you check your theme and the plugin functions it uses?

Hi fellows,
Looks like Simple Tags plugin does the job very well. HTH.

@otto42: 'document_base_url' => get_option('url'), does not work. I guess this is because while editing a post the current URL is https://myhost/sth/wp-admin/post.php.

Thanks to azaozz. Since I prefer relative URLs anyway, 'convert_urls' => false, is what I was looking for. Strangely though, it works only if I also set 'relative_urls' => true,.

Thanks guitarnoise for this advice. For those who want to try it, guitarnoise was referring to the file wp-includes/js/tinymce/tiny_mce_config.php

Unfortunately, this enforces relative links (and does not tolerate absolute links; or at least this is what I found). I am afraid it will only help some people.

Personally, I’d appreciate it if the bug (adding wp-admin to relative links) was fixed. Besides, I guess I’ll once again have to resort to the non-visual HTML editor ??

In my case, apparently, plugin Bad-Behavior is responsible for added demand of memory. I had installed it immediately after the upgrade to 2.0.5. I can edit posts just fine when I de-activate Bad-Behavior.

Same here. I got
PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 398809 bytes) in (...)/wp-includes/functions.php on line 402.

Line 402 is
$wpdb->query("UPDATE $wpdb->options SET option_value ....

I had a seen an error when WP tried to update my MySQL database due to missing permissions. But I thought I had re-done the upgrade (without errors). *?*