nik

Mark is correct, you will need to upgrade your WordPress to the latest version since your version does not support add_action(). I will mention this in the install notes, apologies.

We have entered our plugin, Kramer, into the competition. Kramer uses Technorati to show links to your blog posts as either pingbacks or comments. What this means is that you no longer need to use pingback for your post to show on a linked posts page, as Kramer automatically discovers inbound links to a post and displays them. More details about the plugin, as well as examples of it working are here:

https://www.nik.com.au/projects/kramer/

You guys are right – but I hear rumours of a max-width hack for IE which I am tracking down now. I will post an update on the results of that search here.

I have made some minor changes in the interim.

Thank you all very much for your feedback – appreciated.

You dont need 4 copies of WP installed, that means you will have to login to whatever install you want to put your new article into, wont have centralised drafts and post editing etc.

What you should do is install WordPress once. Setup 4 categories like how you want them. This is simple enough. Drop in a couple of test posts into each category.

To get the URLs for each section the way you want it, add rewrite rules to your .htaccess file for each one, eg:

Redirect permanent /archives/categories/reviews /categories

or you can do this in options -> permalinks and setting the category base to just /

On your main page, the reason it is stopping is because of PHP errors. You cant just include the pages since the WP headers that define all variables are not included. For your main themes index.php, you will need to call the database directly and pull the posts, or you can track down the WP functions that will pull posts from a certain category for you and use a for loop (twice) as opposed to a while loop. I cant help you much on that sorry.

Hi,

Here is a feature suggestion, how about instead of getting the user to specify the path to xmlrpc that you auto-discover it by reading

link rel=”pingback”

from the headers of the blog URL? It would make it much easier to use for more simple blog users that your software is tagetted at.

Cheers,
Nik

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https://www.perfected.org

I was on MT, then Typepad now WordPress. Exported from Typepad and imported to WP.

Hi, I started off with Kubrick default but the end result was far from it, as you see. I fiddled with a number of designs and in the end settled on simple being the best.

You need to create an account at Feedster and claim your feed. It would also be worthwhile doing the same at Technorati.

Hi, I have converted to worpress as well, after running MT and Typepad for a very long time. I would appreciate any feedback in regards to design bugs or anything else with my weblog:

https://www.perfected.org