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I’m having a similar issue. I’m using the Simple Tags plugin. It was working fine until I tried to eliminate the /tag base from the permi-link through the rewrite.php That caused the 404 errors when clicking on tags, and even after puting the rewrite.php back to normal, the errors are still there.

I assumed I could start from scratch, so I deleted my tags through the Tags options in WP, and then reinstalled the plugin, but all the old tags reappeared, and the errors are still there. I’m guessing there’s a certain cache I could clear, but don’t know where to start, or if that’s even the problem.

Help?

I’m trying to do the same thing, and with Dan’s Avatar Thingie. Any advice would be most appreciated.

Looking to do something similar here. No luck so far.

Is there a clean version of the code to retrieve the profile picture? I tried the code listed on the plugin page, but keep getting error messages. Now I’m taking thedesigncoaliti’s advice and using a different bit of code to retrieve the picture, but this obviously has some limitations as it wasn’t originally meant for this plugin.

RomanofTypeth – that’s great you’ve made some fixes. Could you possibly present the whole profile-picture.php somewhere?

Also, how could I make a “contributors” page to display a summary of all registered users profiles? It’s not making sense yet.

I hope to see this plugin developed, and would especially appreciate more control and options within the wordpress dashboard.

Thanks! and keep it up!

There’s got to be a better way. No?

Thanks for the reply. I had searched everywhere in the dashboard for an option, including the widget settings – it’d be nice if there was one.

Finally found the right line to edit in the Plugin Editor.

Good to go.

bump, bump, nudge nudge – here I go talking to myself again.

This apparently is a bad solution – as now my < more > link won’t work, since apparently it doesn’t normally work on a template file.

I’ve searched the forum and support, and have not found a clear answer to how to get the < read more > link to somehow work for a page template. And I still don’t know why I couldn’t alphabetize posts.

Does anyone see what’s going on here? Is my problem at least clear? Please help, this problem is puting a big snag in my web dev. Thanks.

I’m having the same problem, but not sure if that solution works for me – or at least haven’t been able to wrap my head around it enough to get it to work.

I’m calling posts like so

<?php> query_posts("cat=1"); ?>

on a page template. The more link doesn’t work.

“this is the expected behaviour”

Is there a way around this? Thanks.

Thanks anyway. In case anyone else has a similar problem (though certainly this is not the best answer), being the amateur hack that I am, for now I’m using this work-around:

I chose to use a static page for my front page and created a template for that page. In the template I used the code
<?php> query_posts("cat=1"); ?>

to call posts from a certain category, in this case the “current picks” category. I’m avoiding using a pagetemplate.simpletagging.php or tags.php file to display the tag results, as I can’t figure out how to get the posts alphabetized, as described above. Instead, I’m using the Main Index Template to customize the tag results display, as I can only get the customized loop to work here for some reason.

In this way, my rookie pea-brain is able to have chronological ‘front page’ posts, and have alphabetized archives for each tag and category.

whoopee!

Or maybe I’m not understanding how templates work, or how the Simple Tagging plugin uses a template. Should I have posted this under ‘Themes and Templates’ ? Any help would go a long way, thanks.