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Oh boy, I’m not sure I remember. It was my first foray into phpMyAdmin, and I think I just deleted anything that said anything about ANIga.

I’ve been using this plugin for a couple of weeks now as I transfer over an old site to a WordPress layout. I’ve had no problems with it, nor do I have added meta tags in any of my files. I have no idea what the above poster is talking about regarding this plugin hijacking your site.

I’ve fixed the problem. The tables had been corrupted somehow. I had to go into phpMyAdmin and delete the main ANIga tables and the related tables under the options section.

BeemerMonkey: To my knowledge, no one fixed it, nor is there a replacement widget for it. The code rdourado mentioned isn’t the exact same as what’s in the categories widget; he mixed up and thought we were talking about a different one. However, *some* of it’s the same. If you do a ctrl f search for /* unregister */ '', '', $i); you should find it.

rdourado: I just realized the code you posted earlier is for a links widget and not a category one, though oddly enough, the fix you gave still fixed part of my problem, even though it was apparently for a different widget.

rdourado: It did work! Sort of. It shows until you save, then when you go back to the widget, it’s empty again – though some of the changes will show on the website, even though the widget says it’s empty. One of the other things it’s not doing right is the hierarchical parent/child lists. It’s just listing them and that’s it.

But thank you for this – it’s a start to getting it working 100%!

More Info:

I tried the widget in a completely clean install in a different directory, and it still doesn’t save.

adamrbrown Sounds like it could be, yes. I tried your suggestion on viewing the source in the other thread, and didn’t come up with any errors. I’ll keep an eye on that thread, though, and see what comes of it. Thanks.

arcater I’m glad to know it’s not just me. Basically, I’m just trying to break the categories down, and I’d like them in widgets so I can move them around. I.e., one section:

Fiction
—>X Author
—>X Author
——>Books

And another section

Art
—>X Artist
——>Works

I have been able to put the php needed to do this in the text widgets that came with WP, but I’m finding that for some reason, they don’t work for all themes that way. I’d rather not put it right in the template file, just because the widgets would be simpler. I also know very little php, so I’m just stuck. The code I used and put in the text widgets I scrounged from Breukie’s code and the WP page on wp_list_categories.

Am having the same problem with Breukie’s categories widget, though all the rest are saving. Tried adamrbrown’s suggestion, and see no error. This is rather frustrating.