cythera

Thank you Hami, I will try it out right away!

On my blog that is running on 2.0.7, I’m not using this plugin. So, no problems there.

On the one that’s running on 2.1, I have the problem described in the first post in this thread…

jwurster: I’m using the plugin on a different blog (same domain name, different extension). comatose.nu is still running on 2.0.7 and is quite dead atm…

I saw the quote and edited it, however when pasting it back in it gives me the same error but on line 15 which is this:

if ($first_post) {

Checked the coding for spaces and no spaces where found.

January 3rd I wrote my first post, and according to Manage-> Posts: 2007-01-03.

That’s 23 days ago, and not 2624 as the output of the plugin is (tried it a minute ago with the default coding).

I tried that, and it resulted in an error, could it be from a space somewere?

“Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/jenny/public_html/comatose/wp-content/plugins/days_old.php on line 14”

Sorry for the bump, but doesn’t anyone have any ideas on what I could try?

I am using the nice categories plugin, yes. I tried to deactivate it but it didn’t help.

It is set at -1, since I am using the CQS plugin to display all my posts in my archive and in search results.

Edit
I edited it to 5 posts instead, and now it works.
Thanks for helping me on the right track, so to say ??

I tried this out, and it worked.
One post at the main page, and all posts are being displayed when looking at the archive for a specific month.

Even though this post is two months old I wanted to post in it so that the author might change it to solved, and so that others will know that this works.

Oh, and yes, I’m using WP 2.0

Oh, sorry. I forgot to add the lines from my sidebar.php and from the scrobbles.php file.

This is what I have in my sidebar:
<span class="title">Music</span><br />
<?php scrobbles('Cythera'); ?><br />

And this is from the scrobbles.php file.
if(empty($format_string)) $format_string = '<li>%artist% %title%</li>';
if(empty($date_format)) $date_format = 'F jS Y @ g:i A';
if(empty($each_element)) $each_element = 'ul';

As you can see from the coding from the scrobbles file I have been trying to solve this on my own.
Right now the only error caused by scrobbles is a </> in the end of the music list.

And something with my archive list..
Which right now looks like this:
<ul><?php wp_get_archives('type=monthly&show_post_count=1'); ?></ul><br />

Since the mymoomus.php file is all that was extracted from the zip file that I downloaded, I assume that it’s all runned by that file. But I have no idea what I should edit.

The code I wrote in my first post is (I assume) what prints the “Music – song” line in the blog, but there is no “\n” near that code… Hmm.

Look in your header.php file for the specific theme you are using, there should be a line like this one:

<?php comments_popup_script(320,500); // off by default ?>

You just edit the “320,500” to what you want, 320 is the width, 500 is the height.

That worked, thank you!

Thank you podz and macmanx!