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I HAVE THE FORM SHOWING ON THE COMMENT PAGE NOW , BUT THE tag “wp_register()” shows up in the upper right corner of the comments page. What to do about that.

Thanks for all your help, Ed

I have already inserted the “wp_register()” in a separate line by itself between the 2. and updated the theme. If the file was set to 666 I do not know. I do not know how to change the chmod of the file using the theme editor. I thought you had to open the remote site with your ftp client and change the chmod inside the wp folder. I should have asked: where is the file that I chmod to 666 located in the wp folder, if I am asking the right question. Any way the Register Plus
stills doesn’t work. maybe the tag “wp_register()” isn’t right. I do not know. Do you?

Which wp folder is the theme editor located in: wp-admin, wp-includes. After I change the file to 666 and use the theme editor to update do I change the permissions back to orginal settings.

Hey samboll, I found the sidebar php. Can’t I just open up the theme editor, insert the template tag and update the filein theme editor.

If “This plugin only enhances the WordPress default registration page, so if you don’t have it linked in your template already, it won’t change that. You need to have registrations enabled in your General Options page and the template tag wp_register(); somewhere in your template files (usually your sidebar.php file).”

If not, can you show me where to insert the tag,I just inserted in the php sidebar as: “wp_register()”. Here is a pic of my theme’s sidebar php : I inserted it in the 3rd line after { ?> and before<li as shown:
{ ?> wp_register() <li
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<?php if (have_posts()) { while (have_posts()) { the_post(); if (is_single()) { ?>
<li id=”archivedentry”>
<h2><?php _e(‘Archived Entry’); ?></h2>

• <?php _e(‘Post Date :’); ?>
• <?php the_time(‘l, M jS, Y’); _e(‘ at ‘); the_time() ?>
• <?php _e(‘Category :’); ?>
• <?php the_category(‘ and ‘); ?>

<?php if (function_exists(‘the_tags’)) { ?>

• <?php _e(‘Tags :’); ?>
• <?php the_tags(”,’, ‘ , ”); ?>

<?php } ?>

• <?php _e(‘Do More :’); ?>
• <?php if ((‘open’ == $post-> comment_status) && (‘open’ == $post->ping_status))
  {
  // Both Comments and Pings are open

Sorry, you already answered that question see ya

I thought I was logged out when I TRIED IT. Don’t guess I was. It works

Thanks whooami

What about having to contantly update the new verisons coming out.Is there a free service that does that for dummbies, such as me. Ed