ColdForged

This might be the infamous box model problem. See if that description helps.

Do you have entries in the blacklist on the Discussion tab of the WP admin interface or do you have the checkbox checked for “Blacklist comments from open and insecure proxies”?

moshu has better mojo.

Hmm… I get the same error trying to create a table with dashes, though I can correct it by putting the table name in backticks. That would require an update to the code. Any reason you have to have the dash character?

Are you running on an IIS Windows server? See here if so.

You’ll need to modify the code in order to get it to appear for pages and in the right place. Assuming the latest version of Exhibit, make the following changes in the file exhibit10i.php(bear in mind, I haven’t tested this but I’ve done similar things in my spelling checker plugin):

Change (line 268):
// Are we on the right page?
if(preg_match('|post.php|i', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']))

to this:

// Are we on the right page?
if(preg_match('|post.php|i', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']) ||
preg_match('|page-new.php|i', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']))

That’ll get it on the page. Now, to position it we have to modify a bit more:

Change (line 292):

if ($_GET['action'] == 'edit' || get_settings('advanced_edit')) {
echo 'var submitButtonPara = document.getElementById("save").parentNode;';
} else {
echo 'var submitButtonPara = document.getElementById("saveasdraft").parentNode;';
}

To:

if (preg_match('|page-new.php|i', $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']))
{
echo 'var submitButtonPara = document.getElementById("savepage").parentNode;';
}
else if ($_GET['action'] == 'edit' || get_settings('advanced_edit')) {
echo 'var submitButtonPara = document.getElementById("save").parentNode;';
} else {
echo 'var submitButtonPara = document.getElementById("saveasdraft").parentNode;';
}

Hope that helps.

If it’s right after a “foreach()” clause, it’s likely the classic mismatched verison of the Zend Optimizer problem with PHP 4.3.10. You hosting provider updated to the newer PHP without also updating the Zend Optimizer.

This may prove helpful.