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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: A new “gallery” of sortsAhh yes..spam..there are some pretty good Spam blockers out there, but anyways..
What I would really like to see on the Search box, is a hovering box with the results, as opposed to moving the contents of the sidebar down to show the results. That would be very slick, and if you could include a CSS file to style it to my website’s design.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: A new “gallery” of sortsVery cool..
I like the search a lot, will have to implement that.
BTW, all comments are closed on your blog. If that is intentional, cool, just letting you know. 🙂
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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: PHP installation appears to be missing MySQL…PHP must have the MySQL extentions installed to communicate with the server. Otherwise, you have 2 distinct pieces of software that are un-aware of each other.
It would seem that PHP 4 for Windows had MySQL compiled in my default, but PHP 5 doesn’t. You’re going to have to enable it through your php.ini file.
Please go to http://us4.php.net/mysql for more information.
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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Database Error from UpgradingChange your call to
list_catsto the following:
list_cats('optionall=0&sort_column=name&sort_order=asc')
This will explain more:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_catsRegards
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do I check who has been viewing the siteUnless you have installed some sort of a statistics plugin in WordPress, you’ll have to rely on whatever stats your web hoster provides by way of AWStats, WebAlizer and so on.
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P.S. A personal blog shared by 2? Interesting..might be easier to just use Email between the two people..IMHO..
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: DictionaryIt happened a while ago, if you want to revert back to using dictionary.com, edit the file /wp-admin/quicktags.js.
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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Still no connection to MySQLThe issue you are having is that your PHP installation doesn’t have the MySQL extention necessary to allow PHP to talk to the DB server.
This is a server config issue and not a WP issue. If you are running your website on a Redhat based Linux machine, for example, you will need to install the php-mysql RPM package to get the necessary extensions.
So, what is your server config? Who is administering it? If you can get to them, ask them to install the MySQL extentions to PHP.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: bluehost installation issuesWhat is it that they’re fixing that only works for people individually? Or is it related to which Box you are on? My site is based on box4.bluehost.com..
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Wht does running PHP as CGI really mean?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Google AdSenseJust take the code they give you on their site and plug it in wherever you want it. You can further customize the colors to match your site but beyond that there isn’t anything more to it.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: bluehost installation issuesI looked and I still don’t get it..oh well..
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: bluehost installation issues@mishku, that’s exactly what I have on Bluehost. The RSS feeds from the various locations are being gotten through MagpieRSS which uses Sockets to make the connection possible.
It would perhaps seem that this might be blocked on BlueHost.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: bluehost installation issuesI currently run my website on BlueHost, and my dashboard works fine but the RSS feeds don’t. So I just go directly to the Write page.
What problems are you having with the Dashboard exactly?
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Forum: Requests and Feedback
In reply to: Do plugins reduce performance?If you add plugins that are only for the Admin interface, they will have no effect on your regular visitors. If, however, you add plugins that modify the content of your posts in one way or another, the more “filters” they go through will involve some resources to be used.
Additionally, if the plugin utilizes the database in an inefficient way you’re going to notice it.
Most plugins are very small and do things very quickly and you shouldn’t notice much of a difference. But there are a handful of plugins that are very ellaborate and could potentially slow things down.
If you find yourself in that boat, there are way of storing modified content in the database such that you don’t keep applying the modifications every time, but that’s something you should look into when you find your site slows to a crawl.
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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: CSS Changes Don’t Work?Do a refresh of your broweser while holding down the SHIFT button. If that doesn’t do it, clear the cache and try again.
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