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Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: plugin conflict with Mallow themeFor starters, contact the authors of the theme and plugin to see if they can help you.
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Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: WordPress.com inviteAnd I’m trying to figure out what Post #2 has to do with ANYTHING at all. What is it that Mr. Johnson wants Matt to do or not do. So confused….
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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: MySQL vs. MS SQLWP has only supported MySQL for a long time, you didn’t expect that to change in just 3 months, did you??
I recently read that MySQL is on track to become the market share leader in database deployment fairly soon and it being free and all, I doubt there is a BIG push to support, least of all, MS SQL.
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Forum: Your WordPress
In reply to: Please rate my siteYes you can remove the “Powered by WordPress” tag, no requirement to have it. But it’s “nice” to keep it in place. 🙂
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Spam Protection for WP 1.2?You really should consider upgrading to version 1.5.2 as there are many bug fixes that will be beneficial to you.
Additionally, once you upgrade you can run a combination of Bad Behaviour, Spam Karma 2, Referrer Karma and other spam fighting plugins to keep your blog free of spam.
There is no need to fear the upgrade, many peoeple are running 1.5.2 (including me) for many months with nary a problem.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: No automatic logout?Yikes..old thread. 🙂 There is actually a Cookie Timeout plugin now that you can install and not modify any code.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Why is my blog so slow?Start with the plugins you have enabled. Next go to any statistics stuff you’ve got running and see if they’re delaying the load.
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Forum: Your WordPress
In reply to: Please rate my siteMight I suggest some alternate color use. Your current scheme seems to just have the wash effect in that the eyes just wander around the page without focusing on anything.
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Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Internal DatabaseThis isn’t really related to WordPress in any shape or form. You’d do well to start with sites such as hotscripts.com or others that have free PHP/mySQL scripts available.
Learn about these technologies with simple scripts and then create the program that you need.
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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Maybe this isn’t for me@ffl, if you are going with any webhost with a decent package, you should not have to install any of the “supporting” features that WordPress needs, i.e., PHP, MySQL, and of course the web server(Apache).
You need to just grab the WordPress files and place them in the appropriate directories.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Enormous post contentThis is not a DB storage problem but a PHP configuration problem.
You can try adding:
php_value memory_limit "16M"
to your .htaccess file and see if that does anything for you. If it doesn’t, then you will have to contact your webhost and have them rain the “memory_limit” in the php.ini file for you.Regards
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Move Install locationIf you just want to make the new 1.5.2 WP use the old database. Make the appropriate database change in the wp-config.php file of the new WP, and then run the /wp-admin/upgrade.php.
Then go in and ensure that the Blog URI and WordPress URI is pointing to the right thing.
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Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: private comment pluginIf a comment was made private, who would be able to see it? Just the Admin and the poster? People of a certain user level? How would the poster know what user level is appropriate?
I think this is really counter intuitive to a public blogging scheme. If you wanted to send private comments, you would do so through a contact form or something.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Best way for daily email update?People could just subscribe to your RSS feed and get the latest posts automatically. If they are inclined to subscribe, RSS seems to be a better option and to top it all, it’s all already supported.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress & PermalinksIf you get 500 Server Errors when you remove the /index.php/ portion then you either don’t have access to the .htaccess file or your host hasn’t enabled mod_rewrite support in Apache.
Using /index.php/ basically circumvents the use of those 2 things and allow you get “kinda” pertty URL’s..
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