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Turn off database and object caching … BuddyPress will work fine, and page caching et al will still give you some speed improvements.

*nudge*

Thanks so much guys: it’s much appreciated. I’ve learned HTML and CSS to a reasonable standard, but I’m playing PHP by ear.

It was necessary to use get_the_author_email, as Iandsetward said.

All is now fine in the land of the Indie Travel Podcast!

So, for dummies like me it looks like this:
<?php akpc_most_popular($limit = 5); ?>

I’ve now got this running on the indietravelpodcast.com homepage.

Sorry Otto,

I misunderstood you. (Damn text-based communication!)

One can still run php plugins but one cannot run <?php wp_tag_cloud(''); ?> within the page.

One more page template isn’t too much of a problem though ??

Now running on https://www.indietravelpodcast.com/tags

Thanks Otto!

Indeed, I’m using exec-php. That sucks since I don’t really want to create 200 different if/then statements for all the php I use in posts and pages.

Does anyone know of a “new” tag plugin that isn’t going to screw things around?

(I never had any hassles with UTW in the past. It’ll be hard to go back.)

I’m also having this problem. Using WP2.3 and the default tag call.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks Otto, that’s useful advice.

Thanks Otto,

It was working fine on the page before I started monkeying around to fix the feed. I removed the xmltohtml from the header which generated the on post error. As a temporary measure I’ve removed all the php and will experiment further.

The feed did update itself, but with about a three-hour lag…unless feedvalidator.org had some strange caching issue – I can’t imagine it.

If anyone has had success running php-exec without problems in their feeds, I’d love to hear from you. If I have success, I’ll update here.