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Disregard, the subscribe2 creator came up with a custom SMTP handler.

My contact form handled by Tectite’s formmail still doesn’t work. Is there a SMTP form handler that plays nicely with WordPress?

Still looking for solutions on this one.

I’ve found information on adding a second sidebar, designing for widgets, etc., but nothing on creating a sidebar which can be edited from WP-admin administration.

What I’m trying to do is create a sidebar advertising specials.

Just wondering if anyone had thought of any solutions to my dilemma.

Thanks!

I plan to run a second loop when I get the include working.

How do I include a dynamic sidebar on every page that’s updatable from the pages menu? The HTML and PHP functions I’ve found either reference a relative file, which won’t work, or they reference something with an extension, which also won’t work.

Same result after logging out and clearing the caches. Same result in Firefox and Safari.

I’ve heard something about themes not supporting custom page templates, but there was no elaboration. Sounds like something from the Codex, but I can’t verify that.

I created a page from a custom template just last night.

Weird.

Still having this problem. Had found another thread relating to the same issue, but it has since been closed of replies.

Jmini’s code isn’t working in WordPress 2.8.x and I’m having the same problem as the Original Poster.

This works, but obviously it turns the image into a link, which I don’t want. But it’s the only thing that works so far.

<?php $attachment_link = get_the_attachment_link($post->ID, true, array(515, 800)); // This also populates the iconsize for the next line ?>
<?php $_post = &get_post($post->ID); $classname = ($_post->iconsize[0] <= 128 ? 'small' : '') . 'attachment'; // This lets us style narrow icons specially ?>

          <?php echo $attachment_link; ?><br />
				<?php the_content('<p class="serif">Read the rest of this entry &raquo;</p>'); ?>

At this point, I’d be happy if users could enter their e-mail address, hit send, and be subscribed to a monthly newsletter (created automatically, listing the month’s posts by title, and possibly category).

No passwords, no registration confirmation emails, just an address and a click away from being subscribed.

I’m in dire need of this plug-in.

I need users to be able to subscribe to one or more of three possible categories and receive a monthly e-mail based on their selection.

D’oh! I had a query in there overriding the filtered results. I notice my search function doesn’t return results when I search by a tag. Can this be changed?

I placed those files in my theme, yes, but the default theme doesn’t use them.

Is it a problem with conditional statements?

I’m going to be looking at some third-party themes today to see if I can work this out.

It is theme-specific. The problem now becomes, where do I start troubleshooting? I copied the search function from Rockstar WordPress Designer… but I’m not sure if it’s a problem with the search function specifically because I have the same problem with tags, categories, and archives.

I do have a search.php page based on the default theme, too. The results are displayed correctly, but the correct results aren’t returned.

What information will help you pinpoint the problem?

I tried deactivating my plug-ins — Cumulous and The Attached Image — and I still have the problem.

Do you have any other suggestions?

Thanks esmi.

I did find this.

However, it doesn’t allow me to separate a post thumbnail loop from the main image I want to use for a post.

This is exactly what I need!

<first image>
  <the_content>
  <5 thumbnails in a ul>

Anybody know how to do this?