donrock

Greg,

Thanks. It worked perfectly.I really the quick response and accurate info.

donrock

The URL is productdemonstrator.net I can’t access the blog admin area using wp-admin. Nothing happens when I go there although I can access the site itself.

Thanks

I don’t think the answer you got really pertains to the problem. I have the same question and would also like to know if in answering the supposed registered user if they will actually get my email. Is there a reason they became a registered user? It doesn’t look like its harmful so what was the purpose of them doing it. One answer I saw was that it was good as they were interested in the blog. True or false?

Thanks for the information. Unfortunately it was self explanatory until lokrin2000 explained it then it was.
Although you don’t have to register for a new site you do have to change your password & email address. Other than that worked out OK.
Don

I’ve gone there several times & still don’t understand what they are talking about for instance “If you are privately hosting an installation of WordPress, you still must register a WordPress.com account in order to obtain an API key.”
I installed WordPress with Fantastico hosted at GVO. I don’t know it I have .com or .org.
It keeps telling me my password is invalid. I’m about ready to say to heck with it.

Shane,

I’m not quite sure of what you mean. Right now the ads are in the Advertising Manager plugin & are numbered ad-1 & ad-4. I changed ad-1 from the default where all I had to put in was [ad] for it to work. Now I’ve changed the default to ad-4 and I put in [ad] and it shows up.
I remember seeing in the adsense manager what to put in to make an work but now can’t find it.
Hopefully this makes sense and you know what I should put on the page to make the non-default ad work.

Thanks,
Don