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https://phpthumb.sourceforge.net/
Not a WordPress plugin but extremely easy to integrate. Simply the best when it comes to features, allows even hotlinking to images from remote servers.

Visit MudBomb.Com and find the subject about WYSI, then read the comments. There’s a guy who published a hack for dynamically turning on and off the WYSIWYG window, it is faster than having to open a separate window and edit the text in there, because you can’t use quicktags there.

I just updated to 2.0 beta and this is what came up on my sidebar.

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WordPress database error: [Out of memory. Restart daemon and try again (needed 65500 bytes)]
/* sem_recent_updates */ SELECT DISTINCT posts.* FROM wp_posts AS posts WHERE ( posts.post_status = ‘static’ ) AND posts.post_date_gmt <= ‘2005-04-16 18:25:59’ AND posts.post_date_gmt >= ‘2005-04-13 21:25:00’ ORDER BY posts.post_modified DESC

WordPress database error: [Out of memory. Restart daemon and try again (needed 65500 bytes)]
/* sem_recent_updates */ SELECT DISTINCT posts.* FROM wp_posts AS posts WHERE ( posts.post_status = ‘static’ ) AND posts.post_date_gmt <= ‘2005-04-16 18:25:59’ ORDER BY posts.post_modified DESC LIMIT 3

As usual, all help is greatly appreciated. If no one can help soon, please at least can Denis post a link to good ol’ 1.2? I seem to have updated without saving a backup copy and this… is bad.

Thank you all for posting valuable information and hack to make this possible!

Yes, empty password here, on a local apache.
I hope this is the only problem. Thanks for letting us know, GaMerZ!

The easiest way to do this is add quicktags. Search on Google for editing quicktags.js. I would love if someone made a plugin that shows a dropdown menu with premade templates in separate admin window, but so far noone have.

How about you encapsulate the <php> call with a <div class=”” or <div style”background:black;” or similar – this will make the box black by default. And the reason IE shows PNGs with black background is because “stoopid ekshplohruhr” doesn’t render transparent PNGs.

Well, wp-rss2.php provides only the latest posts, it seems not to update the feed when somebody adds a comment. I look forward a rss generator that provides both comments and posts in one single list.

It’s fairly simple. Find someone who can code in PHP to make you a tiny <php> that pulls a random number between 1 and X and echoes it. Then find where the image is located in the template and change it with < img src=”title-< ?php instertscripthere; ?>.jpg” > and you will get each time a title from title-1.jpg to title-X.jpg.

Yes, that’s exactly what I mean as 0-byte SQL file – .txt dump with 0 bytes of content. Empty file.

I would suggest that you give a try to WYSI-Wordpress, which is a WYSIWYG text editor allowing you to upload images, manage them and put floating images inside your posts. If you are okay with a non-WordPress PHP classes, try phpThumb(), at https://phpthumb.sourceforge.net/, which uses separate calls from IMG tags – something like < img src=”phpthumb.php?src = image & effects=parameters” > The advantages of phpThumb is that it is separate image managing software, makes thumbs of images on local and even remote servers, caches them and applies huge range of effects (watermark image or text, rotating, shadows, blur, alpha, levels, gamma, etc.) To simplify usage of phpThumbs you might want to edit quicktags.js in wp-admin dir so your img quicktag create phpThumb() calls rather than standard img tags. On my blog I use WYSI-Wordpress which disables quicktags, so I edited the bbcode plugin so I use [url] tags instead (and with BBCode Firefox plugin, adding phpThumb calls is a 5-seconds effort).

I am using WYSI-Wordpress and here’s my opinion on it:
1. It works best only in Internet Explorer, with Firefox having serious problems when you try to open dialog boxes while selecting content from the text area.
2. You need the hack from the mudbomb.com WYSI-Wordpress comments to make possible to turn on and off the WYSIWYG text area so you can work with HTML.
3. It seems to strip some code it doesn’t like, I had <span> tags disappearing from my post when you change from WYSI to normal text area and back.

GamerZ, I tried that. At first changing to “/wp-content/backup” didn’t produce anything, then I changed it to “../wp-content/backup” and I got a 0-byte SQL file. Is there something I am missing. Sorry for keeping you occupied on the subject and thanks in advance for any help.

I’ve noticed by botch above – I’ll try to remember. Still, I have this problem and it would be great if anyone can tell me how to “turn off” the conversion from & to & #38;. Thanks in advance.

GaMerZ, where do we check what the defaulyt mysqldump path?