digitalranger

Just as an update,
I was checking for the mobile theme functionality on my Symbian phone, which it still doesn’t work with.

However, I’ve had friends tell me that it’s working with Sony Ericsson and iPhone/iTouch devices.

Therefore, this is now a problem of the theme not recognising my Noka E51 Symbian phone – and presumably other Symbian phones.

Hello,
Thanks for this great plugin!

I’m using WordPress 2.7 and the latest beta version of AudioPlayer. I’ve found that having the “Podcasting” plugin stops it working. If I have Podcasting enabled, Audio Player has two problems. Firstly it says it cannot find the file, and secondly, it ignores the colours I have set for it.

I determined this by switching to the classic theme and disabling all my plugins, then systematically re-enabling all of my plugins one by one.

Thanks for reading.

Thanks for the reply.

Regarding your quote, it isn’t I didn’t read the instructions to the end. On the contrary, I wanted to get things exactly right, I lost count of the number of times I did read it, none of which times it made total sense to me. Although it was at the point I quoted that things completely de-rail, because once I do change the two URL fields, it’s game over because I can’t do anything else, the blog doesn’t even reload. So anything else that the instructions tell me to do with the old blog isn’t possible. [i]Unless[/i] I’m missing something.

I’ve been doing a rehearsal by running Xampp on my XP laptop and trying to migrate the blog to local, here’s the procedure I came up with:

1. Use the wp-db-backup plugin to download a copy of the blog’s mysql database.
2. Open the database in a text editor and replace every instance of “mydomain.com” with “localhost/wordpress”.
3. Goto myphpadmin on my localhost server, create a database called “wordpress” and import the modified mysql database into it.
4. Download my entire wordpress installation from this server to the corresponding folder in my xampp installation.
5. Edit wp-config.php with the new database details. (In the case of running a local server, user=root and password is null).This is enough to get the blog working, but permalinks need fixing.
6. Delete the .htaccess file.
7. Go into the WordPress dashboard (of local copy) and set the permalink options, which regenerates a .htaccess file. (As a belt & braces approach, also use the custom permalink structure input line with “index.php/” at the start of your desired permalink structure).