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Thanks samboll!

Hi Otto. I have the line listed below 3 times inside my .htaccess file…

RewriteRule ^(.*)$ feeds.feedburner.com/my_blognamehere [R,L]
RewriteRule ^(feed|rdf|rss|rss2|atom)/?(feed|rdf|rss|rss2|atom)?/?$ feeds.feedburner.com/my_blognamehere [R,L]
RewriteRule ^wp-(feed|rdf|rss|rss2|atom).php feeds.feedburner.com/my_blognamehere [R,L]

Could I delete 2 of these lines without causing problems? What do you mean by “What URL was I getting”?

Thanks MichaelH. You know what? I have two different PHP plugins installed. I have PHPExec (by Priyadi) installed and Exec-PHP by Soren Weber.

Guess I didn’t relize that Exec-PHP came pre-installed with Semiologic. So, I disabled the PHPExec plugin (Priyadi’s), deleted the <phpcode></phpcode> tags and enabled Soren Weber’s PHP plugin.

Still have no idea why Priyadi’s PHPExec plugin stopped working…strange. But at least I have another plugin that executes PHP code.

Thanks.

Maybe it is a plugin issue. To solve this, I’ve disabled the Rich Text editor, and enabled the Markdown plugin. I’ll stick with that solution for the time being. (It’s annoying, though, that I can’t use the Rich Text editor, if I wanted to.)

By the way, the overlap doesn’t happen in Internet Explorer. So, I think it must be a plugin issue with just FF (maybe a Semiologic issue as well?).

Okay, pages are working normally now. Still don’t know what caused the 404 error. But, oddly enough, everything’s fine now.

Okay, thanks filosofo.

Hi miklb. I figured out the problem with permalinks. My .htacess file was not writeable, so when I clicked on “permalink” I got a 404 error. Is it safe to leave my .htaccess file with permissions set to 666? Or, do I need to change it back?

I still don’t know what’s causing the pages to display a 404 error. My guess is it has something to do with the Semiologic “Pages Tile” plugin.

Awesome! Please let us know when it’s ready.

Admin > Options > Captions worked great. Thanks, Denis!

Thanks, Denis. I think I’ll just upgrade without backing up. (Fingers crossed.)

Truth and HandySolo – Thanks! If I decide to use the Javascript hack, I’ll make sure to put in inside the head tags inside “header.php.” Nobik, looks like you found what I was looking for. I’ll install the Zap_NewWindow plugin ASAP; if that doesn’t work, then I’ll try the Javascript hack. Thanks, guys.

Awesome. Thanks HandySolo. Just one question…What file do I put the Javascript code into? Michael says to place the code in the head section of the page…that’s great, but which page? Which file? How about “post.php” within the “Wp-admin” folder? Will that work?

Hi Vkaryl – Right now the footer says “Copyright,.” I need to add who/what is copyrighted. How do I change that? What file do I use? It’s certainly *not* located in “footer.php” file.

Thanks Moshu for your help. However, I get an error message when I try to use the backup feature. Here’s what happens…When I go to Admin interface > Manage > Backup, it asks me which tables I want to backup. I select the tables I want to back-up…

wp_categories
wp_comments
wp_linkcategories
wp_links
wp_options
wp_post2cat
wp_postmeta
wp_posts
wp_usermeta
wp_users
wp_quotes

and I choose to back it up to the server (wp-content/backup-be086). I hit the “Backup” button, and I get the following error message…”Backup file could not be saved. Please check the permissions for writing to your backup directory.”

I don’t understand why I’m getting this error. The “Wp-content” folder has file permissions set to 777. Same for the “backup-be086” folder and the “backup” folder. They’re all set to 777. So, how can there be a problem with file permissions?

I don’t get it. Puzzled.