DJ Allyn

Thanks, Triplanetary, that worked just great!

Thanks! That seemed to work.

Cool. I can’t wait. (okay, I guess I have to wait) ??

I am heading over to check out flowplayer…

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Ajax comment editor conflicts with some other plugins

I would like to see a signature line for comments built in and managed from the user’s profile page. The site owner can decide whether to turn the feature on or off from the settings/discussion screen in the admin.

Okay, I solved the problem.

Make sure you have <?php wp_footer(); ?> just before your </body> tag. Somehow mine got stripped out (probably when I added something the other day)

But I am back up and running again.

I am not sure it is WP 2.8.4 that is causing this. I have some other blogs running the same configuration and stats are working fine on them.

I upgraded to 2.8.4 a week or so ago, and the stats worked fine. But yesterday, they went from an average 8500 down to 11 with no referrals recorded. Today they are at a whopping 2.

My server tells me that my hits are still at 8455 for yesterday and are currently at 2274 this morning, so it isn’t a case of lost traffic.

The stats seem to be working fine on my other blogs with the same configurations and plugins. None of that has changed.

That worked.

So I know in the future, what causes that?

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I, too, am trying to list each category with its own class. I would like the output to look like something like this in my sidebar:

a href=”https://mydomain.com/?cat=1&#8243; cat=1/a
a href=”https://mydomain.com/?cat=2&#8243; cat=2 /a
a href=”https://mydomain.com/?cat=3&#8243; cat=3 /a

This way I can create a style for each category and color code them.

I have already figured out how to call the different class names by using the php the_category_unlinked(”) tag and using the category slug as the class name.

All I need to do is figure out how to get the class= into the line.

I know that Podpress is so “yesterday”, but it still provides a single feature that no other podcasting plugin has been able to provide — a xspf feed that runs a XSPF player in a sidebar widget.

Up until I upgraded from WP 2.7 to WP 2.8 that XSPF feed worked just fine. After the upgrade, it is lost completely.

I post a song pick every day. I use the XSPF player widget provided in the PodPress plugin to display the last 50 songs I’ve posted in a “jukebox”. My readers love it, and it is one of the big draws to my site.

Unfortunately, I cannot upgrade to WP 2.8 if I lose such a popular feature such as my jukebox. Also, just as unfortunate is the fact that PodPress hasn’t had an upgrade for over a year, and PowerPress doesn’t have the one feature it lacks over PodPress.

If there is someone out there who could help me figure out how to get the WP 2.8 upgrade to work with the xspf feed in PodPress, I would be grateful. Or better yet, maybe point me in the direction of another WordPress plugin that will provide a jukebox feature based on my last 50 mp3 postings.

There is an example of my current jukebox at https://www.djallyn.org

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I have been having this same issue for a long time, and I have yet to get an answer from anyone.

I have been looking for this function for a long time — but nobody has ever been able to come up with a solution that I know of.

Scheduling was working fine for me UNTIL I updated to WP 2.7.1.

The funny thing is, I have two items that are scheduled every day, and only one of them go. This is VERY irritating to me, considering I set my posting up two weeks in advance and everything is supposed to be time-orientated.

This needs to be fixed soon.

I am using Login Anywhere, and for some reason I can’t get your fix to work.

The original code is this:

echo "<a href='"; echo get_settings('siteurl') . '/wp-login.php?action=logout&redirect_to=' . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; echo "'>Logout</a>

I have tried everything.