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Well If tried to install it and got the error:

Second Step

Now we’re going to create the database tables and fill them with some default data.
ERROR: WordPress 2.1 requires MySQL 4.0.0 or higher

So I’ve called my host and he told me they are using MYSQL 4.1.15 that is higher so why can’t I install it ??

good question, same problem here

I’ve also started Idea for WordPress 2.2 topic here https://www.ads-software.com/extend/ideas/topic.php?id=278

Please also read this entry https://www.ads-software.com/extend/ideas/topic.php?id=278 and vote if you support this idea

thanks for the code I had the same problem I’am using the Lowstream 2.2.2 theme https://www.lowstream.com/. where you select a link list for your top bar, but I do not want these links to show-up on my links page.

But anyway it is solved https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/41773

Is nobody looking for something like the above?

Multiplayer games would be nicer ??

If you install the flash plugin you can paste games into your post, but it is not (yet) possible to play against other members / vistors of your site. Simple games like card games or chess would be nice.

Does not work in wp 2.01 and higher, and the gameserver is down.

Would be nice if someone would create a multiplayer game which you could play between users of your blog. Even a game with banners would be ok. At this moment it seems that it is not possible to play games against each other

cool would you be able to play chess against other blog users (members)?

I want to incorporate a multiplayer game (based on membership of the wp blog) om our website (ochblog.com) but I can’t find any

hmm I know a Google Agenda plugin:

https://www.blueace.nl/wooglecal

Could anyone help me with https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/93569?replies=2

Great question, I want to make it possible to add a rss reader to a author page. When a user has it own website he or I as admin should be able to add the rss to his or her profile page just by adding the rss address to the account.

Very usefull for a community website like https://www.ochblog.com or https://www.bangkoktalk.tv

It’s a great plugin but I can’t use it because I want to be able to allow my non-technical registered users to upload calendar events.

Please read my forum post for more information.

I hope they or somebody else (also mailed EventCalendar) will make a future version or plugin that makes the above possible.

Vincent

I’ve have a similar although more extended question,

A registered user or a user with a certain level or role, should have a tab in the admin section which says Agenda. At that location he can upload an event on a specific date, select the events category and add some text and links maybe an image (e.g. automatically resized to avatar size 80 px x 80 px). In the end he post it onto the front-page where it shows up in the weblog agenda.

Visitors of the website can browse though the agenda by date and category. Registered users see a link where they can add a agenda event themselves. There should be a distinction between old agenda events and events on future dates.

Very nice adds would be if visitors can e-mail an event to a friend, registered can notify other users that they will attend this event (like you can do at upcoming), visitors and users can comment on an event, everybody can social bookmark the event (e.g. on digg, delicious). An other nice feature would be a sidebar widget which shows today’s and upcoming events placed on the weblog’s agenda page.

WordPress Event Calendar plugin is a great plugin for most WordPress users. Although I do not want to allow all my users to write post. So the agenda or event calendar should be a stand alone feature in the admin panel.

Please read my forum post for more about my eventcalendar wishes.

Vincent

I’ve should have noted the WordPress Event Calendar plugin. Although it’s a great plugin I do not want to allow all my users to write post. So the agenda or event calendar should be a stand alone feature in the admin panel.

Vincent