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I’m seeing a podPress javascript error when loading the write post page, post-new.php. Using WP 2.5 and podPress 8.8.

dbxGroup is undefined

this error is in podpress_admin_postedit.js.

The error doesn’t seem to be fatal.

Is there any way to allow an editor to view WordPress.com stats in the dashboard? Is there a permission level setting?

I found the way to add users, but they still do not see the stats in the dashboard.

It looks like they are only visible via the wordpress.com global dashboard, correct? Slightly disappointing, would be nice to allow certain users or levels of users to view them inside our blog dashboard.

Take a look at this variation:
https://www.mikesmullin.com/2006/06/21/list-authors-widget-10?page=1

scroll down to the last page of comments. The modified code is here:
https://www.faktor.cc/Fotomobil/authors_php.txt

That offers you a way to configure a scrolling sidebar for a long list of authors.

thanks for this! Solved my problem, too! This is a great plugin for making WP a CMS.

Is this the “right” way to do this?

I am using K2 theme on one site, and it shows “Site Admin” link, but I’m using another theme (Pixel Green) on another site, and it shows the word “meta”! general_template.php is not a thematically edited file. Every edit to fundamental files = more upgrade custom code merges.

ah I did find the answer,

this is in index.php in the theme, not in category_template.php.

I’m interested in this, too, but I don’t see how the above article is an answer. I would like to show, on the category page, a list of links to the posts, not a list of the posts themselves, because the posts. Is this impossible to achieve without 1) use unrelated pages to show the links, and 2) hide the usual categories sidebar links, so the category view is avoided entirely?
Or, should I just use the “more” tag immediately after each post header, to achieve this effect?

But I see if I use this, it will cut off text in RSS feeds entirely. Hmm.

ahhhhh. It was an optional setting in Amazonify 0.8. I didn’t know what I was activating!

(awesome plugin, though!)

Muchas gracias, Otto, you’re a dear.

StatPress support forums are here:
https://www.irisco.it/forums/forum.php?id=1

StatPress has its own button, to the far right on the admin dashboard.

I recommend holding off and not activating version 1.2.8, it is buggy. Daniele is working on 1.2.9.

thanks for reply!

https://www.coreknowledge.org/blog/2008/03/07/groundhogs-day/

The user reports a link for the words “friends and foes” in the last sentence, 2nd paragraph.

There may be a problem in the plugin called “pluggable”. Search the forum for that plugin.

However, the order of script loading can be affected by extra linefeeds following the closing PHP bracket in wp-config-php. I solved a problem related to this one by removing those extra linefeeds. If you use Fantastico, beware! It inserts extra linefeeds that must be manually removed.

I’m interested in this as well! I did not find a plugin that would handle this. It’s not uncommon to want to delegate this function to an editor, is it?

Got the answer!! Posting, for future searchers:

redirect 301 /CK/ck.xml https://www.coreknowledge.org/blog/?feed=rss2

wow, I checked out Bastischubert’s suggestion, and that worked for me!!

then i discovered that the problem was a blank line after ?> in the wp-config.php which produces an empty line of output and screws up the gzip detection stuff, rss feeds and so on.

and that worked for me!!! I had an editor that inserted linefeeds when I edited wp-config.php.

This is not a solution when there have been new entries after the upgrade. Making the suggested change to wp-config.php turns all the new curly quotes into garbage.

Right now it looks like I have to manually edit each entry — more agony because there is no search/replace utility in the editor, means copying and pasting into another editor and back again… ugh.

If anyone has any more information to share, I’d like to hear it.