stevarino

hm…. $comment_author_email isn’t set anywhere, did you mean $comment_author? Also $youremail is not set either… Perhaps it should be set at the top of the function? Combine these two facts, and I guess that shows why it’s placing span’s on every commenter… It evaluates NULL == NULL – which of course is true.

Sorry… The benefit of living in Florida is these great power-saving vacations… ??
I was afraid of 1.3 incompatibilities so try this. It won’t make Faked Folders work, but it will disable and reset the activated plugins… Therefore you can simply delete faked-folders.
Sorry, but right now Faked Folders 2.x is incompatible with WP 1.3+. ??
There are A LOT of changes in 1.3 which affect how this plugin operates. I’m trying to get it back up, but I might have have to wait until 1.3 goes stable…

Hm, that’s new… What WP version?

There will be a bug fix coming very soon that should solve this problem. ??

Hm, what version of WP are you using?

I actually prefer how it’s set up right now. The discussions found on this forum are still the best support available for WordPress, and thanks to the new search script the wiki doesn’t get left out. Frustrated people don’t want to navigate a wiki, they want answers fast and searching a forum (plus wiki) is probably the best method. ??

I believe the developers’ stance is to make the backend more object oriented (in the nightlies check out $wpdb and $wp_posts), but to only use simple functions for end-users and template editors.
It’s a bit more work for the developers, but everyone is happy in the end. The non-coders get a simple syntax while the hackers, plugin-authors, and developers get the clean object-oriented code. ??
And tsbalaban: if you’re complaining about namespace conflicts with your own created variables, wouldn’t that mean that you yourself are coding in the global namespace (and therefore guilty of your own criticism)? Why not use classes for your own code? What most authors do is add a prefix to their global variables. Any global variables and constants I declare are appended with “soc_” (at least I try for this).

If I’m not mistaken (someone please correct me if I am), you have to be a level 1 or above to post. Level 0 can’t do anything

it might be due to being limited to just the “top 5” search results. I hear matt will soon fix that though. ??

Try putting this into your CSS file:
#s {
background-color: #ffcc00;
}

Haha, thanks Guvner!!!
And I’ve been trying to keep up with the nightlies too. ?? WP’s take on static pages is interesting, but I still have a few ideas to implement on Faked Folders. What really bothers me is that Matt&Co have reworked the post-management, making plugin compatibility either really easy or really really hard (I can’t figure out which yet). ??
And hey, while you’re up to all that testing, let me know if you think up anything you want in Faked Folders!

Oops, I was referring to this thread. Or just click here.

Try putting WordPress into a subfolder… That way your homepage could be https://yoursite.com/ while your weblog be at https://yoursite.com/blog/

It sounds like a plugin conflict or something similar. Neither WordPress or any of my files use showsidebar(), but email me and we’ll see what we can do. ??

Hey, sorry… i’ve been hiding from the support forums for a good bit now. ??
It doesn’t sound like the framework is working, so could you try re-installing it? There shouldn’t be a “Activate” or “Deactivate” button next to the plugin if the framework is functioning.
Also feel free to email me at [email protected] if you have any more trouble.