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I’m pretty sure it’s not a plugin problem. Here’s the header script output with the CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS constant set to true:

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://intensedebate.com/services/v1/jsLogin.php?appKey=wpplugin&userid=279563&userKey=eaPQTFWLzu6V29QF01O0"></script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='https://www.webmaster-source.com/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.3.2'></script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='https://www.webmaster-source.com/index.php?id_inc=settings_js&ver=2.8'></script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='https://www.webmaster-source.com/wp-admin/js/utils.js?ver=20090102'></script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='https://www.webmaster-source.com/wp-content/plugins/tweetable/admin_scripts.js?ver=2.8'></script>
<script type='text/javascript' src='https://www.webmaster-source.com/wp-includes/js/quicktags.js?ver=20090307'></script>

And so on.

Everything seems to be the latest, and I don’t see anything that might throw it off…

Well, I’m going to downgrade to 2.7.1 in the meantime then. I can’t have my workflow disrupted…

EDIT: Scratch that, WP doesn’t like being downgraded, especially if you have the latest WP-Polls…

In adminmenus.php, around lines 130-132 or so:

if ($post_editedad=='') {
$updatedb = "INSERT INTO $adtable_name (slot, name, start_date, end_date, clicks, status, target, image_url) VALUES ('$post_adslot', '$post_adname', '$today','$theenddate','$post_countclicks', '1', '$post_adtarget','$post_adimage')";
$results = $wpdb->query($updatedb);

Just change the ‘1’ to ‘0’ and you should be all set.

In the function that adds a new ad, just look for the SQL statement. There should be a 1 set for the active field. Change it to a 0 and it should make the ads be inactive by default.

#2 kind of goes along with #1. Short of editing the source code, you can’t really do it as of yet. Scheduled ads is something that I do intend on adding, when I get around to it. I’ve been focusing a lot of my attention on my Tweetable plugin at the moment though, as it’s being entered in this year’s WLTC Plugin Competition. I do intend on adding the functionality though.

It’s an XML parse error, which means that Tweetable didn’t get a response from Twitter that was parseable as XML, such as a simple error message. Generally this is a result of an authentication issue, though there’s always a possibility that it’s something else.

If you go to Twitter.com, log in, and click the Settings link, is there a “Connections” tab with your application listed under it?

This generally means that you made a mistake during one of the prior steps, most commonly copying one of the Twitter keys wrong.

If you go back, there should be a link to restart the installer and try again.

You need to use FTP, the internal plugin editor will only let you edit the root plugin file, though WP 2.8 is supposed to fix that…

It’s in the wp125/wp125.css file.

@murali.fbf, Try reducing the padding around the ads. (See the plugin FAQs.)

Open /wp-content/plugins/wp125/wp125.php and search for line 167. It should look like

echo "</div>\n";

(There are two lines like this, you’re looking for the second one.)

Change it to something like this:

echo "<br style=\"clear:both\" /></div>\n";

I wouldn’t know. Tweetmeme.com takes care of that, I just provide a simple way to add the button.

Did you change your domain, or permalink structure? That might do it.

Well, that would do it! I’ll have to add some conditional statements to check for situations like that. ??

You’ll probably need to search and replace “wp125_ads” with “wp125_text_ads” (in each file) or something of the sort to replace all mentions to the WP125 database table.

You can clear the float (to prevent the overlapping widget problem) by opening the wp125.php file and find:

} else { echo '<div class="wp125ad'.$altclass.'"><a href="'.$setting_buyad_url.'" rel="nofollow"'.ADLINK_EXTRA.'><img src="'.$setting_defaultad.'" alt="" /></a></div>'."\n"; }
}
echo "</div>\n";

Then add to it so it looks like this:

} else { echo '<div class="wp125ad'.$altclass.'"><a href="'.$setting_buyad_url.'" rel="nofollow"'.ADLINK_EXTRA.'><img src="'.$setting_defaultad.'" alt="" /></a></div>'."\n"; }
}
echo '<br style="clear:both" />';
echo "</div>\n";