ColdForged

I’m pulling it down fine as we speak.

A search turned up this. Try that?

I use a page for my archives which has a very different setup from my regular index. I used a plugin to actually display the post content how I want it there, but it’s entirely possible to use a Loop instance however you wish. See The Codex for some information about overriding things in an additional Loop context. The discussion about how I set up my archives page is here if you’re interested.

Do the following:

<?php global $multipage;
if( $multipage ) {?><div class='postPages'><?php link_pages('<strong>Pages:</strong> ', '
', 'number'); ?></div>
<?php }?>

If it is, it’s wrong.

Depends on the install and host… for hosts that run PHP under the user’s UID — as mine does — 0755 is just right.

That said, for other types of hosts, 0777 may be required. residual, try creating a folder outside of your HTML hierarchy if you have one. For instance, if your web root is at ~/public_html/, create a folder called ~/spell/, chmod it to 0777, and provide the full pathname to that folder for the temporary folder and for the personal dictionary location. That way you reduce the security risks from having a writeable folder in your web-accessible hierarchy.

The reason you didn’t see the file is because Apache didn’t have permission to create it :).

Someone posted this in another post. Should help.

It’s not PHP code, Manzabar. It’s just a form. Somehow the form is being converted to HTML entities, but damned if I know why right now.