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I went from MySQL 3.23.49 to 5.0.24a

But I solved it by first installing 2.0.5 on the new server, injecting the MySQL dump from the old server, and then upgrade it to 2.1.2 ??

Sorry! No aval with the default theme …

Running upgrade.php doesn’t give any errors, but doesn’t work either, the upgrade wizard just starts over again :/

Oh, seems to be theme related! investigating :p

Mmm … I got it working when I posted my previous reply, and I’m sure I wasn’t dreaming or looking somewhere wrong!

But now it doesn’t work anymore, and I don’t know what is causing it! Darn!

Here is my code (which is not displayed at all now)


<?php
if (get_next_post())
{
echo "<div class=\"navigation\">";
echo "<div class=\"alignleft\">";
echo next_posts_link('&laquo; Previous Entries');
echo "</div>";
echo "<div class=\"alignright\">";
echo previous_posts_link('Next Entries &raquo;');
echo "</div>";
echo "</div>";
}; ?>


Seriously! that worked! (without the ! though)

And I’ve created a plugin which does the above automagically …

Would someone test it, and tell me if it is working?

post: https://www.damn.be/weblog/index.php/2006/05/10/wordpress-plugin-readmore-08-rc1/
rar: https://www.damn.be/files/wordpress/plugins/readmore.rar

Well, I nailed it ??

Mmm, maybe I should look up how to make this into a plugin! Codex here I come ??

https://www.damn.be/weblog/index.php/2006/05/10/change-to-read-more-in-wordpress/

miklb: thanks, i’ll look into it when all else fails, I already have too much plugins :p

Mutube: thanks, even with that added quote there’s still an error.

Seems that the “get_permalink” is displayed as “get_permalink” and not as the real permalink to the article. Maybe wordpress tags can’t be called upon from within wordpress own files??

Nailed it. Here’s the code:

$displink = get_links ('-1', '', '', '', FALSE, 'id', FALSE, FALSE, '-1', FALSE, FALSE);

if ($displink != "")
{
echo "<div class=\"arch-right\"><h2>links</h2> <ul>";
get_links('-1', '<li>', '</li>', '<br />', FALSE, 'id', TRUE, TRUE, -1, TRUE);
echo " </ul> </div>";
};
?>

this is working almost, but the condition isn’t working …

<?php if (get_links_list != NULL) echo get_links_list() ?>

Does anyone has an idea what I can put as condition?

I tried something like this, but it gives me a parse error …

<?php if (get_links_list != "") echo "<div class=\"arch-right\">" get_links_list() "</div>" ?>

anyone?

Mmm. I’d like to try it out indeed …

Would it be possible to have that “enter” key behave as a “submit” button on another input field? I’m thinking of Anti-spam math (https://www.herod.net/dypm/) …

Would this be possible?

ok ok, I suck, the variable to use is right in the aboce link :p

Thanks, that is indeed a very usefull option.

Any idea how I use that to display the last 6 posts? I can’t find the variable for that anywhere :/