charle97

criticizing suggested ideas is the best way to not get help.

are you new to the web? if you fear that, then you’ll need to do some research into your hosting account. you should understand the dangers that await you before using anything on the web including wordpress.

browse to your config file and see what is there.

i use 9 templates. if you’re using the clean url option, change the ‘index.php’ portion of the rewrite rule to the name of the template that you created.

it’s quite possible to export your wp entries into the mt import file format. you’ll need to create a new template and new functions to output your entries, comments, and trackbacks using only the stripslashes function and no other filter. the template should be used against either the monthly archive or category archive. your entries will then be paged. you’ll need to save and import each page into mt.

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pull <?php trackback_url() ?> out of the href.

if you know the difference between echo and return, then adding either functionality to a function that already uses one is a simple exercise.

i hope the developers don’t waste time on this. i’d rather see the database cleaned up of deprecated elements.

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check out matt haughey’s classic Maybe I should write for the Register UK too.

you’ll need to edit the function you’re using to spit out the categories and hardcode archives.php.

you can use an if statement with the in_category function to hide entries from certain categories.
you could also try the first part of the miniblog tutorial.

the_category_IDs() function needs to be defined. goodsnake failed to include the_category_IDs() function definition.

you can’t be sure about a permissions change with ws_ftp. when i use ws_ftp, i make sure i set permissions for a certain file at least five times. otherwise, i’d use the file manager in cpanel for chmod.

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