dalziel

Ok, I remembered there is an issue in one of the plugins somewhere on my site that is causing a blank space to be included, I just needed to add `

ob_clean();
flush();

above

readfile( $file );

in wp-includes/ms-files.php & it works

That’s what I’m after, a service or product that can do auto-site creation (doesn’t need to be Google)

Hi, that message means that WordPress thinks that the request is coming from somewhere other than your site. What’s the url for your blog?

Hi Steph, sorry for not replying sooner, I’ve been in the process of doing an update for the plugin for another issue, but I’ve snuck a fix in for this too: https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/friendfeed-comments.zip

This is a beta version, so there may be bugs. But if you’re running WP2.6 it will use the new WP_PLUGIN_URL to find the plugins folder, otherwise it will use siteurl & the PLUGINDIR constant (/wp-content/plugins/)

Hope this works for you

What irks me is that I have 3 other plugins hosted in svn here, but I have to jump through the same hoops every time I want to add another one.

See https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Using_Permalinks for more information on the permalinks

Have you checked the permalinks structure option in admin? Clicking on the category links on the sidebar doesn’t work either, so the .htaccess file is probably not doing the mod_rewrite properly. Possibly the permalink structure option was changed but the .htaccess file doesn’t have write access set for the webserver.

Tagging is going to be in version 2.2, I imagine there will be a migration path planned from the more popular tagging plugins (UTW, etc.)

I just want to be able to navigate as a tree structure, I know there are a couple of XML parsing libraries for PHP, but there’s no guarantee that they’ll be installed on whatever shared hosting platform people are using

Probably just an associative array or an object

It’s all back up now, everything seems to be working again. Craig posted an explanation comment on my site over here: https://blog.slaven.net.au/archives/2006/07/19/wp-pluginsorg-expired/#comment-17462

Just a domain mixup, that’s all.

moshu: that’s right, it’s purely for design reasons, it’s so that you can use any font on some text, you can also do things like drop shadows too.

Dgold: The options are not quite as extensive as the CF plugin yet. You can set the foreground & background colour, the font face & size and whether to have a drop shadow. Currently the size & colour of the drop-shadow are fixed to 1px & #BBBBBB. I’d like to include the ability to make it any size and colour but it’s simply a question of having the time to do it. The images are as small as I can get them, but if anyone knows any tricks for reducing image sizes in php, let me know.

LesBessant, can you post us a link when it’s done if you don’t mind, just out of curiosity?

Let me know how it goes vkaryl, if you have any probs, leave me a comment here or on the plugin page and I see what I can do.

wleonhardt:

have a look at this post on my site, are those image links what you were wanting to do?

If so it’s not a plugin, just using wordpress 2.0’s uploading facility get it to send to the editor as a linked thumbnail. It automatically gives the link a classname of ‘imagelink’, which a javascript function I’ve written uses to turn the anchor tag into a popup link.

You can see the javascript here: https://blog.slaven.net.au/wp-content/themes/stucco/stdfunctions.js , it’s the createImagePopups function.

To make the javascript work, you create an onload event using Simon Willison’s excellent onLoadEvent function.