stevarino

Heh, glad you got them working…
FWI the problem was with these lines:
endforeach; else:
and
endif;
The top should be “} } else {” and the bottom simply “}”.

How… odd. :\ To be honest the plugin should automatically update the database and it will say something like “database updated to version 2.0” or something.
And what did you mean by “the error document actually picks the post with the corresponding id from the parent directory which is better then nothing.” What exactly is happening here?
About the modified database bit. My plugin runs off 3 of it’s own tables and two fields in the posts table, so even heavy database modification should be okay. As long as you have WP 1.2 you should be fine. Which version are you using btw?

The options settings are located in the MySQL database in the options table. Most hosts supply MySQL accounts with a utility script like phpMyAdmin, you can use that to browse through your database until you find what you need. ??

Major League Soccer?
You probably want a feed reader, but would still have to hack it a good bit to get it how you want it. Search the support forums for “feed reader” or “rss reader” and that should get you started.

Thanks for the bump… I’ve been looking over this for the past few minutes and I’m stumped. ??
You’re saying an image whose src attribute set to /weblog/images/ali.gif is being redirected to /archives/2004/5/14/3/images/ali.gif?
Hm… How do you know the image request is being sent to the archives URI (error logs, source views, etc)? And how is the template messed up?
Right now I don’t see how the .htaccess file is doing this, so I’m betting on another malfunctioning piece of code (perhaps a stray plugin or something similar…).

Can you show us the rules you entered into the htaccess file? The script that generates those rules is not perfect yet. ??

This might be fun.
Would/could a service like https://blo.gs work for you? If not, what exactly do you want to get out of that plugin? A listing of recent posts from x weblogs? Just titles or more?

What plugin are you using?

I was thinking of that last night (it would be REALLY easy) but then realized it’s just so much more fun to hack together your own! What better way for rookie plugin authors to learn about wordpress, customize their weblog, and have a little fun? ??

I imagine the site is simply a few static pages with WP installed in the dev subdirectory and minibb in the support subdirectory.
Why do people assume the most complicated answers?

Try dropping this in your .htaccess file:
DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.php

Excellent tutorial!
RatFink: did you remember to define the class in the button’s html? Unfortunately WP doesn’t ship with that class defined (it probably should) so you have to add it yourself.

Or what about just making a form that posts straight to the database. Probably the safest if you keep it simple.

neat idea.

#f93 is definately orange… #39f would be blue… greeny-blue. ??
And I got no highlite…