night2008

Solved.

I think you’ll have to create a table in your page’s source code, and display a category of bookmarks or something in each cell…

<table>
<tr>
<td>

<ul class="bookmarks_list"><?php wp_list_bookmarks('title_li=&categorize=0&category=1'); ?></ul>

</td>
<td>

<ul class="bookmarks_list"><?php wp_list_bookmarks('title_li=&categorize=0&category=2'); ?></ul>

</td>
<td>

<ul class="bookmarks_list"><?php wp_list_bookmarks('title_li=&categorize=0&category=3'); ?></ul>

</td>
</tr>
</table>

This way, you can specify a category of bookmarks for each “column” in your table. It’s also very easy to change the “layout” of your bookmarks page, by just changing the surrounding “container” code from a table, to a div-based layout for example.

Kind regards and hoping to solve something ??
Kim

Hi DarkLour,

This issue is situated in a conflict between the plugin’s jQuery and the Wp jQuery…

I’m on it, to update the WP plugin source code.

Kind regards,
Kim

PS2: This isn’t a WP problem (how could it…WP = perfect!)

PS: I also just encountered this issue whilest downloading a copy of a production website ?? Try changing 6000 php files with double line-breaks… The easiest solution is thus downloading as BINARY!

It’s caused by downloading linebreaked files from Unix to Windows (most-likely) whereas Unix files are single spaced (CR) while on windows double spaced (CR LF).

When converting these while downloading your files from FTP, this results in a line breaking of CR CR LF which causes the double spacings.

You could

1. Convert all double spacing to single spacing using TextPad (extra -> convert to single spacing)

2. Download the files from FTP using BINARY transfer mode (which does not change anything)

Happy coding!

Kim

I just resolved my issues when i updated to 2.8.

First issue being something with my taxonomy object, giving an error in /wp-admin/menu.php (line 38), adding (array) casting in the foreach there solved the problem for now.

foreach ( (array)$wp_taxonomies as $tax ) {

Second issue was indeed the drag n drop widget interface. I wasn’t able to drag or drop, just the cursor toggled to dragmode.
I traced this issue back to my own ecommerce plugin, which makes use of the jQuery UI library.
Commenting out my own wp_enqueue_script lines for these library files, and making my own script dependable on the jquery-ui-core file fixed everything.

I recommend everybody to check the plugins they use, to make sure none of them actually include their own version of the standard WP Script files (jQuery, jQuery UI, Scriptaculous, etc).

And as a personal note: I agree with azaozz when he claims the issue can often be traced back to the plugin developers.

As an active webdeveloper, I often make use of open-source CMS software, and one of the most important things to check when creating modules (Drupal :’)) or plugins (WordPress), is to make sure you use to apropriate (standard) methods and libraries of that system, instead of just adding your own versions to make it work.

Hope to have helped someone!

OK peeps, my bad.

I forgot to pass the reference to my object to my install function.

Working:
register_activation_hook(__FILE__,array(&$this,’positionyourself_install’));

This topic can be closed!

Hi,

I’ve tried the numerous suggestions, but all had no effect.

I think i might have found the only way to turn off the autosaving script, by stopping it from getting loaded by wp-includes/script-loader.php

This will return Javascript errors, but I’m on it ??

When I have more info, I’ll surely post it here.