Erunafailaro
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If I come up with another idea, I’ll will post it here.
One last thing you could try, would be to switch to a different theme again and additionally delete you feed-URL from your link-manager.
I think when you tried the different theme a few minutes ago you were erroneously using https://www.lindaeg.dk as your feed-url, if I remember correctly.
I would have thought the same … but as other blogs are affected as well, your changes cannot be the cause for this problem.
What I would like to know: did your blog ever show up correctly on the other blogs before?
Yes, I would think so. If you want to check from time to time, you can go to the Google Code Playgroud:
https://code.google.com/apis/ajax/playground/#lookup_feed
There you can see this URL in the “edit code”-frame: https://www.flickr.com/photos/dlc0421
replace it with https://www.lindaeg.dk and press “run code”. If Google has learned about your feed, it should show up in the bottom frame.
You can cross-check with e.g. https://www.jannika.dk/. Google already knows about her feed-URL (https://www.jannika.dk/feed).
I still think this is very odd. I can’t understand why Google does not know about your feed ??
I am pretty sure that you are not guilty ??
No, the problem is that Google Feed Discovery does not know that the feed-URL that belongs to https://www.lindaeg.dk is actually https://www.lindaeg.dk/feed.
Normally, Google Feed Discovery should know that it is https://www.lindaeg.dk/feed, but it does not. At least not now.
Maybe Google will discover your feed anytime soon. But for the time being, entering the feed-URL manually, as you just did on your blog, is the only solution.
Please remember that you have to save https://www.lindaeg.dk/feed as your RSS-URL and not https://www.lindaeg.dk!!!
First thing I would try, is to tell my plugin directly, what the feed-URL of your blog is.
How this is done is described at my wiki: https://wiki.weinschenker.name/feedreadingblogroll:addingfeedurls
If that does not help, you could try the following things:
* Check if it works on your blog with a different theme.
* You seem to have some kind of special GoogleAnalytics plugin installed. You could try to disable it for a short time. Maybe this helps.
* You could try the same this with GoogleFriendConnect.hm … this is odd. It works on my blog: https://www.weinschenker.name/ I added a link to https://www.lindaeg.dk and it shows the title of your latest post.
Don’t know what’s going wrong on your blog or at wooz.dk. Have you tried to regenerate the javascript? There is a button on the JavaScript-tab on the plugin’s admin-page.
Could you please press it and tell me if it fixed the problem on your blog?
I am afraid, I don’t understand you problem. I have just visited you blog and it looks fine to me. I couldn’t find anything wrong.
Could you please post a URL of one of the pages that links to you with your name only on them?
Hi again,
I won’t be able to answer on this thread before December 27th …
Until then – God Jul! ??
Both of these lines:
<script src="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_directory'); ?>/jquery_1.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script src="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_directory'); ?>/jquery_2.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
… are unnecessary. Couly you try to remove them both?
There should be the template-tag
wp_head()
. That one will take care of the inclusion of all necessary js-files.My first guess would be, that the theme “Vinter2010” is causing this. It looks to me as if it is loading multiple instances of the jQuery-library.
Maybe IE can handle this and firFox can’t. I would like to reproduce this on my blog, but I could not find the download for this theme.
Can you tell me, where I can get vinter2010?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: W3TC] error when adding jquery.js to js file managementCan’t tag this thread as relsolved, although it is resolved as far as I am concerned.
You’re welcome! ??
I found it.
You are using a plugin called quick-post-widget. It sets this file:
to all ui-elements tagged with the css-class ‘ui-widget-content’.
‘ui-widget-content’ is a quite common css-class used by all kinds of jQuery-UI-elements (e.g. the tabs on the admin-page of wp-social-blogroll).
I would change the class-name used in wp-social-blogroll within the next days and publish the fix with version 1.5.7.
however, you might stumble upon this problem again with other plugins that use jQuery-UI-elements.