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i’d like to hack this myself but I don’t have much PHP knowledge. Can someone tell me if I have this right? I feel like it’s missing something.

Original Sociable variable:

$sociablepluginpath = WP_CONTENT_URL.'/plugins/'.plugin_basename(dirname(__FILE__)).'/';

Version which checks for HTTPS as mentioned in link above:

$sociablepluginpath = (empty($_SERVER['HTTPS'])) ? WP_CONTENT_URL.'/plugins/' : str_replace("https://", "https://", WP_CONTENT_URL.'/plugins/');

Hey Sociable,
As the plugin developer, can you take a look at the link referenced in the post before yours? You could at least use code that checks for https as mentioned.

Huh, it looks like WP is still having critical problems with working on windows servers. Now I’m getting an error when I try to go into any part of the admin area, where it says there’s a problem with my database login. Blog frontend is fine: https://reformat.us/wp-admin/

So it seems to be a known problem that Windows support is a shot in the dark?

Tried that, didn’t help.

This is a fresh install of 1.5 BTW.

Thanks, boren. Makes sense.
I think trevor has a point. What he says makes sense to me. Of course, having actual documentation is the only thing that will really get rid of confusion!
BTW boren, since your blog is kinda political, you might want to check out my friend’s at politicalpundit.com…

to clarify: the only thing different from the default theme in my 1.3 is the CSS file … I want to use the same basic PHP files, but have my own theme named in the admin interface!

Never mind that, I figured out I had to make a Themes directory inside of wp-content before makeing a directory containing the theme itself!
In the case of the new seperation-of-files in 1.3, what are all the template files I need to copy from the main directory to my theme directory, since I want to start with the default ones?

I don’t get this – I upgraded my blog to the latest alpha and it still is pointing to wp-layout.css rather than styles.css in the main directory… I can see the header PHP file is calling <?php bloginfo(‘stylesheet_url’); ?> however…
I’ve also created a directory inside wp-content/ … the thing is, it doesn’t show up in my admin interface as a theme… What am I missing? Do I need to put that theme comment header shown above in my wp-styles.css to get it to call my theme director?
Don’t get it so far…

Could this be because WP uses global variables? Our Windows host says this may be the case, but that’s a big security risk on windows and thus they disable them.
Still trying to figure out when I can get this working. With the latest Mingus release I’m not able to get into the system at all.

I am having the same issues with the latest builds on a Windows server. I posted a message in the Beta discussion, hoping we can get some solid answers on what needs to happen for full Windows compatibility.

Thank you. I have reinstalled from the CVS but now get that error as soon as I get past the login page. I guess I’ll grab the latest nightly!

hmm. I’m trying to re-install from scratch now (deleted and recreated my database – now it has no tables), but as soon as I get to install-config.php?step=2 (which it says is OK, can talk to the database) , and then install.php, it says “It doesn’t look like you’ve installed WP yet” and reloads install.php with the message “No input file specified.” AGAIN!
I re-uploaded clean PHP files for everything, from the 1.0.2 dist.

I’m having the same problem with the categories bullet under each post. This variable is asking for a style called “post-categories” that I can’t even find in the default CSS… and it’s not taking my own redefining of that. Take a look at https://www.brainfuel.tv/index.php and see if you can tell why it’s still not taking my list-style: none;.
Any ideas?

I made a thread for this by itself, but got no responses. So I’m hoping I can get an answer here:
The instructions for posting by email aren’t clear to me. I’ve set up a certain address for posting from and I set that up in the WP config, the question is what email address do I send to? I sent an email post to [that same address], and then ran the wp-mail.php. I saw the content of the email there, however there is no new post on my blog. What did I do wrong?
Also, why do the instructions say HTML email is not supported? I’d like to use this system for a friend who formats a newsletter in Outlook (HTML)… It would be much easier to send that directly than have to log in and re-format the newsletter in the WP interface.