BradGroux

@esmi – That’s the second time you’ve pasted that data… and been wrong. I realize you’re a moderator but blindly copying and pasting stuff doesn’t help. You’ll just be sending people affected in to a frenzy when all the problem is, is a plugin referencing a website that no longer exists.

I disabled every plugin, then enabled one at a time and refreshed the home page after each one I enabled to find the culprit.

Yeah, it was a plugin. Thanks!

I have a legitimate theme from MyThemeShop, which I actually upgraded to the latest version about a week ago. I’ll give it a shot though. Thanks.

I’m having the same issue on two of my sites as well… but two of them on the same server don’t have it. I imagine it was plugin related.

That worked, thanks!

Bah, disregard all of the stuff above other than the putting the icons on the same line as the “Login with:” Everything else should be should be in the “Login with Ajax” plugin forum.

You can use WordPress unbranded for free, that was my point… and no matter how much work you think you’ve done, you’ve done nothing anywhere near as much as WordPress. I’m not discounting the work you’ve put in, but starting at $90 per year is ridiculous in my opinion, especially when there are well reviewed comparable FREE alternatives. This is a review forum, where users can express their opinions after all.

Sorry Claude, but at least $90 per year to unbrand a PLUGIN on a PLATFORM that is free is pretty ridiculous. WordPress writes an entire platform and offers it for free, and you want $90 a year for a plugin? Yup, ridiculous.

ollyb, could you please let me know what line I need to place your code snippet on? Do I need to overwrite old code with this updated code?

Thanks!

Google turned off support for Feedburner APIs (including the subscriber count) on October 20, 2012. No social counter plugins or widgets work with Feedburner anymore. Feedburner is dead.

Google turned off the Feedburner API which includes subscriber counts on October 20th 2012. No social plugin counter works with Feedburner anymore.

Thanks guys, topic resolved.

Thanks Kafkaesqui, I’ll give it a shot.

I am using the WordPress static page using the “WritePage” feature, not simply an HTML or PHP page I created. The page I want to have comments on does have a page_id… sorry I didn’t make that clear.

When I created the page I have the “Allowed Comments” checkbox selected, but comments can’t be made on the page.