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Trent,
I just noticed that you only moved the wp-phpmyadmin.php file to your plugins folder. You need to unzip and move the whole wp-phpmyadmin directory (including all the files in it) to your plugin folder and reactivate.

Have you tried using this plugin https://www.orderedlist.com/articles/wordpress_feedburner_plugin/ by Steve Smith at orderedlist.com? It might be easier. You’ll have to undo the changes to your htaccess file first though.

Garo,

If you have access to your DB then you can go to the comments table and change the ‘comment_post_id’ to the id of the post/page that you want it to belong to.

Trent,
One more thing. Can you make sure that the plugin is installed while I check it. I want to look at the error messages that I get.

Trent,

Could I get a bit more info? Your site url? Your WP version? I’ve only tested this on 2.0.3 since that’s what I use. I’d also possibly linke to know if you have a special directory structure. Thanks!

Aloha,

Assuming that all the blogs are clean (no posts) then you should be able to set up the cats you want on one blog and export the data from the ‘categories’ table and re-import it into the rest of the blogs. You would need some tool like phpMyAdmin to do this.

lol… that would have been a method that I wouldn’t have thought up. An index.php file that includes a remote index.php file… ;-p

Good thinking!!! Glad you fixed it!

Tracy,

I’ve not checked extensively, but I have seen a few problems you may want to fix.

1. There is an extra closing div after your closing html at the bottom of your page.

2. You sidebar div seems to be occuring twice.

3. You may want to use the ‘float’ parameter in your css for the ‘post-container’ and ‘sidebar’ div, as div is a block object so would tend to continue on a new line unless you use absolute positions.

I’m guessing if you do that things will work… or at least it would be a step in the right direction.

Cheers!

I’ve not tried this, but it would help to know what version of PHP and the platform you are on. For Windows, anything prior to 4.3.0 doesn’t support http in the require function.

However, on the side I fail to see how this makes it more secure. Wouldn’t setting up 2 vlans and mapping the remote drive over with security in between, be cleaner and easier to manage?

Yosemite,
That’s great to hear! I was tearing my hair out earlier trying to reproduce the problem. I even setup a separate test install following the instructions that Moshu sent… lol…

Yose,
Correct me if I’m wrong. The 404 is in the iframe in the phpmyadmin option panel right? I can’t recreate this because I have a diff setup, but if that is where the 404 is, then is there a way that you could tell me what path it is looking for, or you could open up the ‘wp-phpmyadmin.php’ file and look at the bottom for the iframe part and adjust the relative link that I have there.

Yosemite,

I’m a bit lost here with the dir structure you have. There aren’t any hardcoded ‘includes’ in the plugin. But could you explain the difference in the way you have things installed. I just started using WP about 1 month ago so I’m still trying to catch up. ??

Angelo,
Go to your admin area and type option.php (Should be wp-admin/option.php). From there you will see the amounts for counterize (counterize_amount). Change the value there and you should be in good shape.

As for getting the data, the best thing to do is to login to your DB with phpmyadmin or similar and go to the counterize table to export the data.

Chris

Try the plugin I wrote:

https://www.silpstream.com/blog/wp-dtree/

3stripe,

Send me your existing code and I’ll see if I can help.

chrisATsilpstreamDOTcom

Cheers!