david

I am very glad you made this. But assume for a second that all of the event links need to be external links to the event websites, and not links to a permalinked entry within your own site. How would you recommend doing this?

I would wait for Gallery v 2.0 before spending time on a plug-in (due within a few months I hope), which as I understand it has a completely new code base and better CSS support.

Hey Rich- Thanks for your help. I am sure we can get it running *somehow*. Let me know what to do next.

PHP Version 4.3.3 , debian linux, Apache/1.3.29
I tried downloading and temporarily replacing your included version of nusoap with a more recent one, with the same result.

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /var/www/wordpress/wp-admin/wp-amazon/nusoap.php on line 5678
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: keywordsearchrequest() in /var/www/wordpress/wp-admin/wp-amazon/AmazonSearch.php on line 98

Maybe I actually need an older version. (?)

$Country = ‘US’;
Hey Rich. Yes, it does seem to be set. And I double checked all the permissions on installed files, set them all to 755. Funny that I can’t get this plugin or David Chaits up and running. I have a very well equipped, up to date debian install on my server, and don’t *usually* miss the libraries I might need to make these plugins work. Still, it’s possible.
Any idea what I am missing?

I would really like to use this plugin, and have followed all of the setup and install instructions. However on pressing the a€?adda€? button I come to a page which looks like this.

Warning: fopen(): php_network_getaddresses: getaddrinfo failed: No address associated with hostname in /var/www/wordpress/cg-plugins/XMLParser.php on line 61
Warning: fopen(https://xml.amazon.com/onca/xml3?t=chaitgear-20&dev-t=D1YTAYQUFY4QNO&AsinSearch=test&sort=+salesrank&offer=&type=heavy&page=1&f=xml): failed to open stream: Address family not supported by protocol in /var/www/wordpress/cg-plugins/XMLParser.php on line 61
Warning: stream_set_timeout(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /var/www/wordpress/cg-plugins/XMLParser.php on line 63
Warning: feof(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /var/www/wordpress/cg-plugins/XMLParser.php on line 67
Warning: fread(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /var/www/wordpress/cg-plugins/XMLParser.php on line 68
Warning: feof(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /var/www/wordpress/cg-plugins/XMLParser.php on line 67
Warning: fread(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /var/www/wordpress/cg-plugins/XMLParser.php on line 68
Warning: feof(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in /var/www/wordpress/cg-plugins/XMLParser.php on line 67

The errors continue forever, and I guess if I dona€?t use my browsers back button it would eventually bring down my server. Any ideas? any clues as to what might be wrong?

I get the following errors when searching.

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /var/www/wordpress/wp-admin/wp-amazon/nusoap.php on line 5489
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: keywordsearchrequest() in /var/www/wordpress/wp-admin/wp-amazon/AmazonSearch.php on line 98

Anyone got any ideas on how to fixy?

Thanks, the code you wrote is perfect. And the plugin can be located here, should anyone else be interested.
https://manalang.com/archives/2004/05/24/wordpress-plugin-time-since

Thanks dj blurb for expressing what I have felt about WP since the start, I couldn’t agree with you more. Rino and phidauex have also made great points and given examples which illustrate the problem with WP from a non-php geek’s POV. My own thread is another example…which I still have not really solved (help)
Most of us love clean code, and would agree that “code is poetry”. But shouldn’t we be allowed to make it or break it on our own? I think it’s great that the makers of WP are web standards, XHTML freaks. So am I, but I think that the WP approach is a bit extreme and that it causes a lot of problems that can’t be addressed with CSS. Maybe with some preg_replace/strip/regular expression stuff, but that is out of reach for me.
I hope the authors of WP take up this “religious” debate themselves and see where it leads. I think by providing some great “default” templates they could illustrate the value of creating clean, standards based markup without forcing it as such.

If I knew PHP could I just extract the links directly?

Thanks Mike, but I still am stuck with no way to isolate the URI of an RSS feed which is stored in WP. I can get everything to work fine if I just maually feed magpie hardcoded links to feeds.
I also kind of hoped to avoid using feedroll or such services, since I have a perfectly good version of magpie running on my own server.
Any other takers?

Georgia, like Verdana, was designed specifically for use on screen and I don’t think it is that difficult to read, especially when you consider that it can only be compared with another serif like Times. You can decide for yourself here: https://www.scribe.com.au/tip-w019.html . But you are right that when it gets small it is tricky, and it can be hard to scan. It’s also just an issue of overkill for me anyway.
I think Georgia could continue to play a large role in the identity of WP, without necessarily being used everywhere. There are some places here in the forum and in the WP application interface itself where Verdana could make things more easy to scan and interact with.
Would it be possible for an admin to relocate this thread to the design forum?