tau_ceti

To the folks with the same problem as mine: It looks like the problem is with a certain version of mysql. More on the story as it hits.

Hi there,

This is a great plugin, I use it on my of my blogs but it’s not working on another one. I get the same problem as two other folks: When I activate the plugin, I get a message saying that ‘needle_exchange.wp_ak_popularity doesn’t exist.’ Which is true; ‘needle_exchange.wp_ak_popularity_options’ exists, but not ‘needle_exchange.wp_ak_popularity.’

On the blog that works, I have the following plugins activated:

CG-Archives by Year; Feed List; Gravatar; Content with show/hide javascript for “more”; PMetrics; Popularity Contest; Related Posts; Spam Karma 2; Simple Search and Replace; Textile 1; WordPress Database Backup; WP-Cron; Weighted Categories; Wikipedia Link; WP-Cron Future Pings

On the blog that doesn’t, I have the following plugins activated:

AutoMeta; CG-Archives by Year; Code Markup; Feed List; Gravatar; Content with show/hide javascript for “more”; PMetrics; Related Posts; Spam Karma 2; Dunstan’s Time Since; Ubernyms; WordPress Database Backup; WP-Cron; WordPress Mobile Edition; Weighted Categories; Wikipedia Link; WP-ContactForm; WP-Cron Future Pings

So that means that the problem is with one of the following plugins:

AutoMeta
Code Markup
Dunstan’s Time Since
Ubernyms
WordPress Mobile Edition
WP-ContactForm

I’m using the latest version of WordPress and my theme is an adaptation of Kubrick.

Any idea what the problem could be?

I just found _e(). Fortunately, I need to run the website in English and French anyway, so I’ll just install an English and French .mo, edit them both and then use the Polyglot plugin for everything else. Resolved!

I just installed the Tiger Admin plugin and tried to attach a filter to it, but I can’t find any hooks that attach to admin display. I looked through wp-register.php and found the following sort of code:

_e('Go back to the blog')

Obviously the intent is to allow it to be modified, but I’m not sure how to attach a filter to ‘_e’. I can’t even find where the function is. I’ve never seen it before, so I don’t know if it’s native to PHP or not.

Awesome, thanks!

The thing is, someone else may be managing this site in the future. I don’t want to make any changes to the wordpress code in case it gets overwritten when it’s upgraded.