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Thanks for the suggestion. However the discussion about the strict mode turned me onto the solution. Strange that WordPress never produced any errors to tell me that it’s writes weren’t getting through. You’d expect it to have some error handling built into it.

Second option: Go here and put PHPMyAdmin on your webserver. It’ll give you a reasonable GUI interface to perform tasks with, such as creating new databases, making new users, etc.

Firstly, I’d create a new user in your database just for wordpress to use, and grant them full permissions on the wordpress database. Secondly, MySQL 4.1 uses a different password ‘format’ compared to 4.0 by default, so what you need to do is specify that you want to use the old pass word. Do this by gettng into the MySQL console, and then set the password to the old format by using:
mysql> SET PASSWORD FOR
-> ‘some_user’@’some_host’ = OLD_PASSWORD(‘newpwd’);

That should take care of it.

Seems that the Kubrick theme sets the list-style-type to none, then adds the li tags around each of the other elements in the the sidebar meta section manually. Doesn’t much help me though, since I want everything to appear on one line, and the li element automatically puts things on a new line.

Guess I’ll have to edit the template functions file and hope that this gets changed up in a later version.

Thanks for the help

Thx for the info. Now the question begs what can I do to remove that
li element from around the Register / Site Admin without editing the template-functions php file.

It also leaves the question of why none of my other “admin” items from the sidebar weren’t affected, cause I would have expected them to get a similar
li surrounding.

Thanks. That’s what I was looking for.

I understand that effect that daily documentation would have on the develpment cycle. However, a listing of files that have changed isn’t what I would consider useful. Even just a once a week brief summary of the main changes would be highly appreciated. Trying to figure out why my theme breaks after I do an upgrade is a pain in the arse.

Whoever you are: THANK YOU!!!
I did that, and it worked fine right off the top. No idea what it did (besides reset the password), but thanks. The Wiki FAQ should definitly be upgraded with this info.

Alright, also figured out my caching issue. It’s not been the most intelegent weekend for me. If you’re going to use the plug-in, turn off the Staticize Reloaded plugin. ??

Whoops, alright, you can ignore my question about the general image. *Shakes head in self disappointment*

Alright, since installing the plugin, I’m getting two errors.
Firstly, I’m having a caching trouble where when I reload my home page, the track listing isn’t getting updated with the most recent tracks played.
Has anyone else seen this issue? I’m running the server on a Windows 2000 Pro box, running Apache 2, MySQL 4.0.22, and PHP 5.0.3.
Oh, and is there an easy way to mod the plugin so that if no image was found from Amazon that a general image could be loaded? Thanks

That’s what I figured. I’ve now got my site up and running under mySQL 4.0.22 and PHP 5. You know, the documentation for wordpress should really mention something about this. i.e. if it says mySQL 3.2.3 or higher, I expect it to work for 4.1.x.