godheval

The only trouble with Audio Link Player is that it forces a donation request panel – with the creator’s own face – to appear in your dashboard. You can disable it with “screen options”, but it reappears on every refresh. Very intrusive and very annoying. I pretty much avoid this guy’s (Dennis Hoppe’s) plugins now because of it.

Nope, that doesn’t work either.

I had to correct one line.

<h1><a>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h1>

to:

<h1><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h1>

Still didn’t make the tags appear. And now, actually, the tags aren’t showing on my single posts, either. Argh.

First, let me say thanks scribu for your individual attention on this matter. I really appreciate it.

So I tried that code, but it doesn’t work. However, I think it’s because it’s conflicting with other pieces of my code that I didn’t write above. This time I’ll just put the whole main index template, including the styles.

I think your code may work, but it just has to be broken up – and I don’t know enough about PHP syntax to do it.

<?php get_header(); ?>

<?php get_sidebar(); ?>

<div id="wrapper">

<?php /*$posts = get_posts('numberposts=10');*/ ?>

        <div id="posts" class="excerpts">

                <ul>

                <?php foreach ($posts as $post) : ?>

                        <?php setup_postdata ($post); ?>
<div class="contentbox">

<div id="post-meta">
	<h1><a href="<?php the_permalink() ?>" rel="bookmark"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h1>
<div class="timedate"><?php the_time('F j, Y'); ?></div>
<div class="postdata">
Posted by <?php the_author_posts_link(); ?><?php _e(" in "); ?><?php the_category(', ') ?> <span style="color:#F00;">♦</span> <?php comments_popup_link(__('Leave a Comment'), __('View Comments (1)'), __('View Comments (%)'), '', __('--'));  ?> <span style="color:#F00;">♦</span> <?php edit_post_link(__('Edit')); ?>
<?php wp_link_pages(); ?>
</div>

</div>

                        <?php if (get_option ('photon_index_post_length') == "full"): ?>

                <?php the_content('Continue Reading','FALSE',''); ?>

<p class="tags"><?php the_tags('Tags: ', ', ', ''); ?></p>

</div>

                        <?php else: ?>

                                <?php the_content (); ?>

</div>

                        <?php endif; ?>

<div>

        </div>

                        </li>

                <?php endforeach; ?>

                        <div>
                            <p style="float: left"><?php previous_posts_link(); ?></p>
                            <p style="float: right"><?php next_posts_link(); ?></p>
                            <p style="clear: both">&nbsp;</p>
                        </div>

                </ul>

        </div>

</div>

<?php get_footer(); ?>

I don’t even know what any of that means. What I’m using is either native to the Photon theme, or may have to do with the show/hide plugin I’m using.

What line of code would I replace? And with what?

WP Version 2.7, Photon Theme, 8 Plugins (including show/hide w/ javascript)

The code I’m using is as follows (minus my template-specific styles and html):

<?php /*$posts = get_posts(‘numberposts=10’);*/ ?>

<?php foreach ($posts as $post) : ?>

<?php setup_postdata ($post); ?>

<?php if (get_option (‘photon_index_post_length’) == “full”): ?>

<?php the_content(‘Continue Reading’,’FALSE’,”); ?>

<p class=”tags”><?php the_tags(‘Tags: ‘, ‘, ‘, ”); ?></p>

<?php else: ?>

<?php the_content (); ?>

</div>

<?php endif; ?>

I’m really not having any luck with getting my questions answered in these forums.

Oh well, so I managed to solve it myself, again.

Should anyone need to do this, it was a matter of changing every instance of:

document.swapDiss.src

to…

document.getElementById(swapDiss).src

And changing the img name property to img id. This made the script work AND validate in XHTML strict.

Oh, I suppose I should mention…

The difference is that on my main page, I’m calling the javascript from an external file, located here:

https://www.poguri.com/scripts/talk.js

By generic wp-includes folder, I mean the folder/files that comes with the WP download, before you make any changes.

Ok, after muddling around for over 6 hours, I can tell you for certain that it has something to do with IPower’s internal wordpress installation, and how it configures the database.

I don’t know PHP at all, and so I’m not sure where it messes up, but if you’re having an image upload problem that’s not being solved by the usual methods, make sure you do a manual install of WP.

The best I can tell you is that the mistake lies somewhere in the wp-includes folder. I managed to fix the problem, then overwrote my wp-includes with and old version, and the problem returned. So I just uploaded the generic wp-includes folder and the problem was fixed again.

Can you tech experts here let us know what’s causing this problem?

Something worth noting:

My host is IPOWER. For the rest of you having this problem, is this your host?

AND/OR – Did you install wordpress using your host’s internal applications, or set up the database yourself?

The ONLY difference between the blog that works and the one that doesn’t is that the one that works is the one where I installed the DB manually.

I just installed another WP blog using IPOWER’s internal apps, and I have the image uploader problem again. So I’m thinking the problem has something to do with how IPOWER (and maybe other hosts like it) sets up the database.

I am going to manually set up a new database, and reinstall wordpress, and see if I can get one of the broken blogs to work. I’ll report my findings here.