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I like it, except for the way that it sticks to the bottom right instead of top left. That’s just tacky. ??

My plugins:

• Bad Behavior
• Enforce www. Preference
• Gravatar
• Get Custom Field Values
• Not-To-Me
• Next-Previous Post URL
• Ping/Track/Comment Count
• Quote Comment
• WordPress Database Backup

I’ve disabled Bad Behaviour to no avail, and really can’t see what else might be doing it in that list. It’s never been a problem before now.

I’m hosted on Dreamhost and my domain is registered with GoDaddy.

(I think someone needs to sort list padding out)

I started to get this problem just now, when I first edited a comment after upgrading to WP 2.0.3. Might it be a plugin? I can’t think of anything I’m running that might do it…

Oh yeah, and I’m also getting a ‘Are you sure you want to do this?’ page every time I make an edit now, which doesn’t seem like something WP would do.

Yes, it’s in there and works as you describe. It’s just that while logins on the main site work for the sub-blog, the opposite isn’t true.

Actually, one last glitch. If you log in to the sub-blog, you aren’t logged in to the main site. I would expect logins from either location to apply to both blogs. Any way to close that loophole?

OK, I’m up and running! Slight hitch with permissions, as the admin account from the parent blog wasn’t an admin in the new one, but logging into WP’s default account before inserting the wp-config code sorted that out easily enough.

Thanks for the help!

I’m getting an error stating that I already have WP installed. True enough, but not not terribly useful in this situation! I’ve set up the login details correctly, and I am using a unique table prefix (unless somebody I can’t see on the DB has chosen ninja_ too).

Any ideas?

That’s what I’m asking – can the two blogs use the same wp-content, wp-admin, etc. folders on the server? You seem to suggest that it can’t though.

Thanks, that’s just what I need. Where does the cookie code go – before require_once like the user tables lines?

Something else just came into my mind: can I use the same FTP files from both blogs? I can’t think of anything that would prevent that, except for wp-config.

Sorry to bump such an old thread, but I have a question before I implement this. What happens if one of my commenters posts something with invalid code? WP is supposed to correct this stuff, but it isn’t infallible. When I did a dry run locally I immediately found that a couple of pages wouldn’t parse because of a invalid code in comments.

How can I protect my blog from this threat, if I am to use xhtml+xml?

I’ve been getting this lately too, with Fx 1.5.0.2. I don’t recall refreshing, but I have been using the back button a couple of times.

Something to do with Fx’s memory of form information on pages in the back/forward chain, perhaps?

I’m getting a headache with content:encoded too, when I try to apply an XSLT to my feeds. Is it safe to do away with the thing and dump the CDATA into description?

It’s ?feed=rss2 you want.

https://www.lauralohr.com/wordpress/?feed=rss2

You’ll need to convert the RSS to HTML.

I’m working on a Codex page for that very purpose. ?? It goes in header.php, preferably next to the existing feed link for code readability.