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I updated to 3.1.1 and the issue is gone.
Thanks

Thanks for the link. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to find anything I could use there. Has anyone else experienced this issue? Does anyone have a suggestion how to resolve it?

Thank you

I assume that your wp-config is set up correctly?

Sorry, I don’t have any better ideas, not an expert. Wish I could help more. I just wanted to try and cheer you up by pointing at the irony between your domain and your pages being blank ??

Good luck

I second this. This is hugely inconvenient.

Anyone has any ideas on how to hack the admin area to add this?

I haven’t yet implemented the code above for the purpose of changing the text on the page but I did use it for something else. When I looked at our report in the Google Webmaster Tools, I noticed that Google was correctly registering duplicate title tags on the category pages that had pagination. So I did this:

<?php if (is_category() ) {
	echo 'Category Name';
	if (get_query_var('paged')) {
		echo ' - Page ' . get_query_var('paged');
		}
	}
elseif (is_single() ) {
	echo 'Category Name | ';
	single_post_title();
	}
?>

Hope this helps someone.

Thanks, Michael. That was the missing ingredient and it totally works!

Maybe now it will be easier to find.
I’ll post all of my code when I plug it in.

Here’s something useful. It doesn’t solve my problem but it does work!

Put this in the loop (before <?php endwhile; ?>)

<?php $withcomments = 1; ?>
<?php comments_template(); ?>

No replies so here’s how it went for us. We never figured out how to do this from WordPress. But since we are using DLGuard for our store, I asked Sam Stephens, the guy behind it, to make something custom for us and he did. He just tweaked his scripts to create a sign up for me and then we used the DLGuard already built in API functionality to add these people directly to the list at GetResponse. I understand that this is possible with aWeber as well. I love my DLGuard. If you’re selling digital products, I highly recommend it. And Sam’s support is nothing short of amazing.

Genius! Works like a charm. One little line.
I learn something every day.

Domo arigato

I am sorry but I’m not clear on how to implement this. I’m a PHP newbie…

I have added the function to the functions.php file and it works great when I use the code exactly the way you have it above. But I don’t want to have it in a loop. Also, the “get_posts” line is referring to a specific category. Shouldn’t we just pass the category ID in the basic call to the function?

I want to get a specific category count number only. Why doesn’t <?php the_category_count(4); ?> work on its own? Is there anything from the first part of the code above that can be added to the function to make it work?

Thanks