Elfenwald

Thanks! this should do the job, will report back if it really does. ??

Looks to me like this would also be the right place to prevent certain categories or page trees from being tweeted, right?

Update: works perfectly!

and to show the tweetme-button on certain pages, search the same file for

*** Tweetmeme Button ***/
function tweetable_add_tweetmeme($content) {

	$installed = get_option('tweetable_account_activated');

	if (is_single() && $installed) {

and change the last line to:

if ((is_single() || is_page_template('XYZ.php') ) && $installed) {

of course you have to use the filename of the page template you use for the pages that you want to have the Tweetmeme-button on – so replace XYZ.php with your template file.

err, object81, in case you are still around – I do not HAVE a settings.js in my plugin folder…
make a new one and just put in one variable, or how is this supposed to work?

I can’t get this plugin to show anything else but the dreaded placeholders, and besides looking ugly, it messes up some functionality, e.g. you can’t assign a target when adding a link (actually you can assign it, but it won’t work…)

Thanks for any more detailed instructions!

For tags, there is a plugin called tags4page. It is not perfect and offers not the full tag-functionality as for posts, but its better than nothing… ?? E.g. it helps to sort your pages via tags with AZIndex and similar stuff.

Ping: thats where I am looking for a solution as well, since I create more “pages” than “posts”. Hope someone found or programmed something, I did not find anything so far…

hmmmm… help me out. I have WP 2.6 and latest mcecomments. Today one of my users pointed me to the fact that only some strange placeholder names are shown for button descriptions and input fields.

(check here:
https://blog.elfenwald.org/webcam-twitter_187/#comment-5985 )

Actually I never checked that before, so I can not say if the problem is “new” or has been that way all the time.

Where from does MCEComments pull the translations?
My blog is in German, so maybe I would have to add a language file, but even if the right one is missing the plugin could default back to English.

Any ideas? Or maybe other German users here who have solved it?
Thanks!

thanks Alex for the quick help!! could have thought of that myself, *lol*
some other plugin placed a .htaccess in the plugins dir that was supposed to prevent directory listings, but obviously killed a few more things…

looks like removing it has solved the probs.

all best and thanks again!
Martin