adsworth

Hi rockit,
wordpress is one blog per installation, as far as i know.
you can use categories to group posts ,but not to separate the posts into different blogs.
What might help you is https://mu.www.ads-software.com/ which
allows for multiple blogs from one installation and is wordpress based.
Regards
adsworth

Hi,
what you probably have is a mysqldump file.
Your new hosting provider probably provides phpMyAdmin or some other web based MySQL administration.
You should be able to upload that file using that tool.
Regards
adsworth

Hi,
if you are using 1.3alpha this might help you.
https://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/cafelog/wordpress/wp-includes/functions.php?r1=1.216&r2=1.217
WP couldn’t activate a plugin if no plugins were activated.
Regards
Adsworth

Hi Joerg,
I also use utf-8 and I don’t have problems with ?¤???? and ??
I just needed that header call in the 1.3 source.
Regards
Adsworth

Hi,
yeah I meant ‘see’.
Sorry.
Adsworth

Hi Joerg,
try commenting out the $db->query line
and ses if that helps.
Regards
Adi

Hi,
it’s offering me a download dialog in ie5.5
Regards
Adsworth

Hi xeophin,
I don’t know which version of WP you are using.
If you’re using an alpha of 1.3 have a look at https://mosquito.www.ads-software.com/view.php?id=479
Also read the comments at the end of the bug, there is a little quirk with the MySQL statement.
Maybe ithelps with 1.2 as well.
Regards
adsworth

Hi Rori,
if the 1500 records are the only ones that that have an author_id of 3. Then the following SQL statement will do the trick. If you don’t want all records with an author_id of 3 to be changed you’ll have todo it manually or find another criteria which is the same on all records that you want to change:
Use the following SQL Statement at your own risk, this is typed of off my head I didn’t check if this works, I don’t want to hear any complains if it blows your posts (it won’t delete them):
UPDATE wp_posts SET author_id=1 WHERE author_id=3;
This will change all records in the wp_posts with an author_id of 3 to have an author_id of 1 and isn’t reversible.
Regards
Adi

Hi,
try changing the style to:

li#postsnav {
color: #369;
font-weight: normal;
list-style-type: none;
}

or something similar.
Regards
Adi

Hi,
an idea yes. ??
the plugin is trying to send an email via an smtp server on localhost,
which doesn’t have smtp server installed, so the connection fails.
You need find the place where to tell the plugin which smtp server to use
and give it the hostname of your smtp server (providers smtp server).
Regards
Adi

Hi joh,
From the looks of it the filter format_to_post is applied just before
saving, so that is where you could hook in.
Regards
Adi

Hm,
I can’t duplicate this problem.
Everything works fine here.
There was a bug fix sometime yesterday which
has todo with that. Maybe check wether you
have that change in your source already.
See https://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/cafelog/wordpress/wp-admin/post.php?r1=1.109&r2=1.110

Hi Luhmann,
I just reported this bug here: https://www.ads-software.com/support/6/17099
there is also a fix for the bug in that post.
The pages aren’t deleted, when the database is updated the author_ID is set to 0. Using phpMyAdmin browse the wp_posts table and find all entries with an author_ID of 0 and set them to 1 you can then edit the pages with the admin user again.
Don’t forget to apply the patch before editing a post otherwise, you know what’ll happen. :))
Regards
Adi

Hi,
I added this to https://mosquito.www.ads-software.com
Regards
Adi