olivebarrel

Forget about visitors! How can the owner add images to his own comments? I am interested too.

I think it might be your theme, because my installation of Share This works with Democracy.

It sounds like (s)he wants a digg-like system.

I have a similar problem to the previous poster: IE positions the popup in the wrong place. I think it is a CSS problem, but I do not know what. Can someone help?

I have WordPress 2.0.5 and Share This 1.3

I solved the problem by using a different redirection plug-in. Permalink Redirect 0.6.1 appears to be buggy. Phew, what a needless headache!

It looks like I spoke too soon. The feed validates fine and works in IE now, but not in Firefox. I think it is because it is caching stale redirects. Can I selectively clear the cache?

At this point I assume it is a caching issue and the feed is fine, so I went ahead and enabled the Permalink Redirect plug-in. Now I am back to square one: some work and some don’t. Try this one, for example. Why don’t I get the feed?

It also works in Firefox when you open the feed as an XML file saved by IE. I am using version 1.5.0.9

edit: All righty, problem solved: the feed itself was invalid, according to the W3C Feed Validator. Firefox choked on an invalid entry (containing relative references). Removing that fixed it. Following standards really does matter!

Fascinating… as soon as you said that, I fired up IE to see for myself, and sure enough, it works. It appears we have a Firefox/IE issue. Firefox does not like some of the feeds. Any idea what it could be?

Interestingly, the Numeric permalink structure works too, but I want Date & Name based!