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  • Moderator Samuel Wood (Otto)

    (@otto42)

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    It seems pretty straightforward to me. Did you call the hottaimoijiruna() function from your theme file?

    Thread Starter Robbie S

    (@bluespower)

    It seems pretty straightforward to me. Did you call the hottaimoijiruna() function from your theme file?

    Yes, and nothing shows up.

    Proof: blog.styrfalt.com under the post-title (before the time-since) I’ve put the function-call, but as you can see all I get is nothing.

    Thread Starter Robbie S

    (@bluespower)

    Well, looking at the authors webpage where this little plugin is supposed to be shown at the bottom next to Brisbane Time (according to the ‘View Source’ of the page), but it doesn’t even work there!! So I’m putting this plugin in the trashcan and hope I’ll find a similar one somewhere.

    This plugin didn’t work for me at first, but after a quick look at the code I realised why…

    If you’ve got WordPress configured so that you blog homepage is different from the directory you installed WordPress in you need to edit:
    “HOTTA_DIR” and the location of tw-sack.js file.

    For example if you have WordPress installed at:
    domain.com/wordpress
    but your blog address at:
    domain.com
    (Check admin -> options -> general to see if this is the case)
    If your site is configured like this then you need to edit hottaimoijiruna.php as follows:

    line 38:
    define ("HOTTA_DIR", "wp-content/plugins/");
    change to:
    define ("HOTTA_DIR", "/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/");

    line 58:
    [snip] /wp-includes/js/tw-sack.js"></script>
    change to:
    /wordpress/wp-includes/js/tw-sack.js"></script>

    That worked for me, hope it works for you too.

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