stevarino

The problem is the containing

(#navBar) is using a default height so the
• are just stuck at the top while the bottom of the

is right where you want it to be. Try setting a height.
height: 27px;
That fixed it for me.
FYI: Mozilla and Firefox come with an amazing webpage analyzer called DOM Inspector. It tells you everything there is about elements, page layout, javascript properties, and applied css rules.

I believe its an administration thing really. If you have different prefixes, then you never have to worry about the other weblog. The other weblog wouldn’t exist to you.
However I know Matt and Co. want to change how we access those tables, so maybe you’re right, maybe everybody’s right. ??

How would that URI structure handle multiple categories or subcategories?

Sorry guys, Tuesday through Thursday is crunch time for me…
wairoanz: Hm, interesting. I want to say it’s a plugin-conflict and something is mucking about with the $p variable (probably more likely than I want to think). I’m going to include a debug utility for you in the next version but in the meantime you can try disabling your plugins in the faked-folders page (not the entire site, just the listing in that faked folder).
Anon: wp-stats. Neat little script, but I don’t see anything in the setup instructions about installation of the stats page. Gr… I’ll get it working eventually.
Dextro: The template thing was known, but I really didn’t put much thought into it at the time. It will be there next time. And the multiple pages: yah, those won’t work. Theres no way to tie them into the plugin reliably and I don’t see a point in adding that functionality. All multiple pages allow you to do is alter the way content is presented, and because of this plugin you can do all that yourself to no end.

wairoanz: Interesting error, havn’t seen that one yet. ??
Excuse the flood of questions, but I really need to figure out what’s going on in there.
When are you getting these? When you view a static-page? Are you using Mod-Rewrite? What version of WP are you using?
Try this for me: find a post that has been made static in the faked-folders admin page. To the far left should be a number in bold (the post id number). Then go to your weblog and type in your regular weblog URI, but with index.php on the end. Then change it to this:
index.php?static=true&p=x
… where x is the post id you looked up. Click here for an example. Do you still get that error?
Anon: Sorry, let that one slip by. I’m checking it out now and hope to have a fix soon enough. ??

Alright, thanks for letting me know about those errors. They were nothing serious, but looked pretty intimidating.
Anyway the plugin is updated so no errors should pop-up. This is hardly a complete update, so the source says 2.1b. Upgrade if you want, but I wouldn’t bother. ??

Yes, Mark was right, it’s a server setting somewhere. What does your server run on (apache, etc)?

Cool, thanks… The problem is that the page is coming up 404.
Then when it tries to load your error page: https://www.dextrose.be/errorpages/404.html it goes into a loop. Your error page is calling your error page. :\
Not sure what’s causing the second problem (you can email me and we can work it out if you want), but the first seems pretty easy. I notice that in your weblog you don’t use pretty-urls, they all use the index.php?p=x URI. I’m not sure if your weblog can handle a .htaccess file, but regardless this can be fixed.
In the faked-folders main page where you see a listing of all your folders, scroll to the bottom. You should see a button labeled “Disable Mod-Rewrite.” Click it. Now your links will work:
https://www.dextrose.be/index.php/wordpress/about/about
There is an error there, but try following the instructions it gives. Create a file called fakedfolders.txt and chmod it to 666. Then try it again.
If you have any more trouble let me know! ??

Yah, I think I get it now: it only appears when you try to view a page. I’m just a bit confused with why it’s giving you errors.
What is the hyperlink’s address before you click on it (right click and select “Copy Target” or something similar)? What is your normal weblog URI?

You could always try a plugin… ??
Faked Folders

Um, there are no redirects in Faked Folders. Where are you getting these?

Nice code. ??

Documentation is now available. Whew!
Also I’ve included some screenshots because I know some people dig those. ??
btw, all those pages were created with Faked Folders.

Heh heh. You can stay with the version if you want, but I THOROUGHLY tested the code that was giving you trouble. And I did find a few bugs here and there, so I recommend giving it a shot. ??

Neat trick. I’ve got to try that…
Wonder how easy it would be to get that in place of the “more…” text.