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It seems to cause the problem on the_content, while the_excerpt renders flawlessly. The problem is, don’t want to use the_excerpt exclusively, it breaks other plugins.

Jeffber, I love your plugin! Thanks to it and some advanced Yahoo Pipes tinkering I managed to create a pseudo-Omakase targeted ads that transform the post’s tags into keywords to feed WP Carousel.

However, I am running into a problem. I am using wp_excerpt for both my front and my post pages. I have a good reason for it. ?? On the front page, the [carousel] code is not parsed at all. On the post pages it is parsed just fine. I had HeadSpace2 run into problems with Carousel when I used %%excerpt%% tag to make the title same as the content, but when I moved it from General to Post/Pages, the Post/Pages started rendering Carousel just fine. Still, I am stuck revealing my [carousel] code on the front page, it’s very unprofessional… what makes the_excerpt not render [carousel] on the front page?

I have stated a wrong question above for which I apologize. It seems that somehow WP2.0 doesn’t show the TinyMCE editor at all when installed on my hosting provider’s machine no matter turned on or off, compared to local installation where it shows perfectly when turned on. Has anybody noticed such problems?

Because some search engines prefer to follow and index static pages rather than dynamic ones. I have done the same thing and now Yahoo indexes every single page on my blog.

Okay, problem solved.
It seems there’s a “bug” in the wp-rss2 where it uses a phpdate() string that includes translated strings of months and weekdays. I have fixed it by changing the entry pubdate to

echo mysql2date(‘r’, get_the_time(‘Y-m-d H:i:s’));

“r” means RFC date which is taken from PHP format and does not use translated strings. It is interesting that this “bug” is only in the wp-rss2.php file but not wp-rss2comments.php file ??

I think I localized the problem and I really need help this time. It seems there sis pubdate element but it is getting the data from the database but because I am using translation, it gets translated words for months and weekdays. Because of them the clients seem not able to properly display the pubdate element. Is there any way to get thepublished date from the database but without the translated words, using the generic terms?

I am not developer, but from the demo I’ve seen on your website, this plugin is marvelous. I can’t wait for the day I can implement this shoutbox on my website!

None yet.
There is ezStatic if you want to integrate a static HTML or PHP application within the template as if they are pages.

I am getting blank admin page for CGRef sub-page of the CGRef menu item in the admin section. It has header/footer but no content inside and I cannot see the refferrals. It used to work with 1.5a8. I also have problems with deleting _BOT_ refferals, I have to manually truncate the database because they cannot be removed via Purge.

Twilight Friedn Finder is the best solution for WordPress right now. Another non-WP-plugin yet very easy to integrate is phpGiggle, which also allows creating abbreviations, custom-made functions (for searching or quering web services on the keyword, for example Google, Wikipedia, etc.) and it also allows using both a central data file for keywords and adding post-only keywords via HTML tags. I personally root for Twilight’s solution as it is much friendlier and I think it has great future – the author is working hard on matching it up to PhpGiggle.

Sorry for bothering you all. I found the problem – my host prohibits remote access to non-index files to prevent from hackers. I had to move rss2 and commentrss2 files into subdirs, change connection to blog-header.php, make them index.php, edit all old occurances in the template… now it works. Sloppy, but works.

Both are easy to implement without trouble as they are both Flash based. For putting Flash in posts check Flash Filter Plus from Owen. In fact, Owen just released AsySound, which is a tiny streaming flash application but I guess you might want the more robust solutions from those two sites you mentioned.

Search online for “rustlinksoff” – you might like it.

There is a plugin released just recently, putting a wikipedia icon after external links. I think you might want to check it for inspiration. Otherwise, there’s no plugin like that, I’d really like to see something like this done.

It looks great! I don’t think I will use this plugin because I don’t need that functionality, I can see a lot of good uses for something like that made in Flash even far beyond showing categories. It could be a “tv box” to show random topics from the last X days, or random images from a directory, or anything. It would be great if this script can be extended to a meta-plugin where the flash is used for visualization but users can write their own scripts to show inside the image.