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    (@drewrockshard)

    *bump*

    Does no one really want this at all? I mean, I find this quite an obvious need. Maybe not?

    Thread Starter Drew

    (@drewrockshard)

    well…this is going to sound crazy, but…

    the submit button on the default is

    <p><input name="submit" type="submit" id="submit" tabindex="5" value="Submit Comment" /></p>

    but in my version it looked like

    <p><input name="submit" type="submit" class="submit" id="sub_btn" tabindex="5" value="Get 'er Done" /></p>

    now it looks the same except for the id part.

    the only thing i dont understand is that why? does wordpress use the id value to complete the comment post? heh well it worked, for now; lets see what happens over the course of a few weeks.

    thanks again.

    Thread Starter Drew

    (@drewrockshard)

    i believe its a theme. i have all my themes in a subdir of “themes”. i have to have a index.php and a style.css file. The style.css file has the stlye name and all the css rules.

    the comments.php – this is what i meant – is this where i should look.

    i apoligize for saying it was wp-comments.php, i meant in my theme directory named comments.php

    thanks..sorry

    Thread Starter Drew

    (@drewrockshard)

    yea it works with the default theme. i just checked. so what should i edit? the wp-comments.php file? could ya help me out a little and just give me an area i should check?

    thanks again.

    Thread Starter Drew

    (@drewrockshard)

    you think someone could help me out, please? i know its a minor problems, but its big in my book.

    thanks

    Thread Starter Drew

    (@drewrockshard)

    sorry about that, please try again. ive just updated it.

    Drew

    (@drewrockshard)

    hey man, this is what I get.

    <b>Warning</b>: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in <b>/home/dpcorg/public_html/massemail.php</b> on line <b>71</b>

    little insight please? using WP version 1.5.3

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: KG Archives Plugin
    Drew

    (@drewrockshard)

    im getting an error, but an error that doesnt say its an error. whats wrong is, i put your tags in, and yes i have read the readme file, it it doesnt show up in my categories area. ill tell you how my wp is configured:

    1. i have permalinks enabled.
    2. my archives pages is /archives/
    3. the post slug is archives

    it just doesnt display, at all. when i view source, it just shows the tags i put into the post but still, doesnt show up on the browser.

    and yes, for the obvious question…yes, my plugin is activated.

    Thread Starter Drew

    (@drewrockshard)

    nope, sory maggie. this is the same thing that sevenupcan was talking about. that is usually found in “filed under” and you can change the way they appear.

    what im trying to do is display all categories on the right side of the website. and i want them to display as text separated by commas, not as a list. thanks for trying though.

    anyone else think they can help, please?

    Thread Starter Drew

    (@drewrockshard)

    Kafkaesqui > yea i see what you mean. i dont have a bunch of php knowledge, so i dont know how ill go about doing that.

    sevenupcan > you have my question wrong. yeah i know how you do the comma replacement for a “breadcrumbs like” effect. thats where it is usually found “filed under” and i know how to do this and its covered more than enough in the forums and support. but what im trying to do is have all my categories listed using a comma instead of it outputing a list.

    if anyone has any way to do this, please let me know.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: Categories links?
    Thread Starter Drew

    (@drewrockshard)

    thank you, ill see what i can do and let you know if i have fixed the prob.

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