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For what it’s worth, bdgardengirl is not the only person having problems with the Mailchimp widget; it wreaked major havoc with slidedeck, as well. Took me forever to figure out it was the common denominator behind a number of javascript conflict problems plaguing several sites; when I removed the mailchimp widget, all of the problems vanished. Now that may be because the *other* plugins are all in some way problematic, but since removing only the mailchimp plugin solved the problem, it’s gotta be the one to go. So there are two of us amidst the tons of people, at least.

OMG, THANK YOU. I have a huge number of categories and suddenly all of the category admin edit screens were blank. The form was there but the fields for category name, slug and parent were all empty. I about had a heart attack. This was, indeed, the fix. I hadn’t had to edit a category since loading that plugin awhile back and had forgotten about it. Thanks again for the info.

MrBluesummers, you just SAVED me from having a heart attack or committing murder, one. Thank you for posting the fix; I was wigged in the extreme trying to find the problem. On the plus side, I rediscovered some choice swear words that I’d forgotten, so there’s that.

A reminder to one and all: DO NOT use Jon Godley’s Redirection plug-in in conjunction with Dagon Design Sitemap Generator or your homepage will permanently redirect to your sitemap!

Not being to able to see the category numbers without jumping through hoops was driving me nuts. so here’s what I did:

in the wpsc-admin directory, in the file display.group.page.php, find this line:

echo " <a href='#' onclick='fillcategoryform(".$category['id'].");return false;'>".TXT_WPSC_EDIT."</a>\n\r";

and change to

echo " <a href='#' onclick='fillcategoryform(".$category['id'].");return false;'>".TXT_WPSC_EDIT."</a> - " . $category['id']. "\n\r";

Once you do that, it’ll print a dash followed by the category id after the edit link on the wpsc “categories” page. I you could tweak the code a bit to put it right after the category name, but this was just a quick fix to show the number somewhere other than via a hover.

You want Anyvar. Does exactly what you want and works great.

Yay Google! Found it here: https://www.caugb.com.br/wp-plugins/#wpmailing