yonat

Thanks!

Thanks, but the problem is that the “…” does not appear when there is a <!–more–> tag in the post. I would like to show “…” or something similar when there is more to read.

I’m afraid I am having problems logging into the server. Try right-clicking the link and doing a “Save As”, it should work this way.

The solution is to add the password-meter script and copy the password strength css styles.

What problems are you getting with the download from ootips.org?

Yes, I’ve add user levels into CYC. You can get the modified version at https://ootips.org/yonat/cyc.php.gz .

CYC uses the same po/mo files as WordPress itself for localization, so any change to the localized strings in WordPress affects CYC.

The strings that changed between WordPress 2.x and 3.0 will not get localized, so you will see them in English instead of your localized language. There are 3 such strings, all in the Profile page: “First name”, “Last name”, and” Your username”. In WordPress 3.0 they should be changed to: “First Name”, “Last Name”, and “Username”. Just search for them in cyc.php and change them there.

Of course, if you’re using WordPress in English then you don’t need to change anything.

Yes, the updated version does work with 3.0. If you use a localized version of WordPress you will need to make change the capitalization in 3 strings (“first name”, “last name” and “your username”). Other than that – it works the same.

Try right-clicking and then “Save As”.

I wrote an enhanced version of CYC that does that. You can get it from https://ootips.org/yonat/cyc.php.gz (I wasn’t able to contact the author of CYC to merge it into the trunk).

I wrote an enhanced version of CYC that does that. You can get it from https://ootips.org/yonat/cyc.php.gz (I wasn’t able to contact the author of CYC to merge it into the trunk).

Another datapoint: I have PHP version 5.1.6. Could that be the problem?

Same here. Please post here if you find a solution.

I am having the same problem.
I did chmod 777 wp-content and my PHP is not in safe mode.

below the error message there is an empty iframe:
<iframe style="border:0" width="100%" height="70px" src="https://myserver.net/blog/wp-admin/plugins.php?action=error_scrape&plugin=w3-total-cache/w3-total-cache.php&_wpnonce=12c5e2f234"></iframe>

Another possibly relevant datapoint is that I use a localized version of WordPress (Hebrew).

I managed to solve that – see fixed and enhanced version at https://ootips.org/yonat/cyc.php.gz

It would be great if for the front end you would use WordPress own text domain to have the front end automatically localized.