bgoldstein

I was able to actually resolve this problem. Basically, the script is complaining b/c it’s got the incorrect path to the file that you just uploaded (your import file). To fix this, I had to log into my web hosts control panel to get my directory, then I had to adjust the script as follows:
1) Determine your path from your web hosting company.
2) Open file file: wp-admin\import\wordpress.php (I used Dreamweaver, but you can d/l via FTP, then use notepad).
3) Look for the function “get_entries”. Then find the line that starts with “$fp =…”. It was line 101ish for me.
4) Right above that line, add this:
$this->file = “\\\\path\\folder\\folder\\blog\\wp-content\\uploads\\2009\\10\\wordpress.2009-10-26.xml3.txt”;
5) You will have to change the “2009” and “10”, most likely too.
6) Save and close.
7) Refresh your import. It should now work.

*Note that you are hard coding the file to import, so you need to make sure that the file exists in the directory that you are pointing to.

Nevermind… when I extracted, the folder name under plug-ins was “wptouch.1.5”. The path to the images in the “img” tag was “wptouch” (minus the .1.5). Changing the folder name to just “wptouch” fixed this.

Never mind. Thanks for the help though. I checked the readme of the particular widget and it gave the actual app tag to add to sidebar.php.

Ah ok, that is what I thought was happening but wasn’t sure. Is there a way to take the code from the widget and add it to sidebar.php? Or vice-versa.

I downloaded from www.ads-software.com and installed on my web hosting space. I guess I haven’t done anything from wordpress.com. I got the theme from going to www.ads-software.com >> extend >> themes.

Does that help?