Dougal Campbell

And if you have a reason to do each category seperately, you can also try wp_get_links() or wp_get_linksbyname() instead of get_links().
Those two functions also obey the defaults set up in the Link Manager admin controls.

Currently, no.
There has been discussion amongst the developers about possibly adding a richer access control system in a future version, and it’s possible that per-category permissions could be implemented one day. But probably not for a while yet.

You can delete them.

Will look into it ASAP. Are you seeing it with new posts, or just edited posts?

Okay, I’ve just committed a proper fix into CVS for the Conditional GET checking. The problem occurred when neither the “If-Modified-Since” nor the “If-None-Match” headers occurred. The logic says that you return a “304 Not Modified” return if *either* of those headers sent by the client matches what the server expects. But if *both* headers are sent by the client, then *both* must match. I tried to short circuit the logic, but I failed to take into account what happens when neither header is sent by the client. My faulty logic was returning a 304 in that case, which was bad. Because if the client didn’t send those headers, it didn’t have the information in the first place. So, telling it that it hasn’t been modified didn’t do much good, did it?
Anyhow, all fixed up now 🙂

Gurk. Looking into it….

Looks like there’s a blank line at the beginning that needs to go.
Check your b2rdf.php file and make sure that there aren’t any blank lines before where it prints out the <?xml…> line.

Try taking out the ‘+’ sign. You just want the bare number (though, you <b>would</b> use a minus sign if you wanted to times to be earlier).