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It depends on whether you’re using cPanel or Plesk.
I’ve always used Plesk, and have just moved to a new host using cPanel – so I managed to get my database imported and everything in there using phpmyadmin, only to have this same problem. The database was there, and the user was there; trouble was, they weren’t associated with eachother!
Turns out in cPanel you have to explicitly add a user to the database… in Plesk you had to be inside the database before you could even add a user, so it sort of did this by itself.

Upload in gzip. Check. 🙂
I tell you… there isn’t a container big enough to fit all the crap I don’t know. Thanks for the tip!

Anybody know where this plugin is?

I don’t know what it’s supposed to look like, but it looks ok in Opera – I mean, I can read it and nothing is laying on top of anything else as far as I can see. I’d be happy to put a pic up of it, but I haven’t quite figured out the whole uploading images thing yet since I just migrated from MT. 🙂

Techgnome – that’s EXACTLY what I’m looking for! I’ve got one main blog and 7 sub-blogs off it – the sub-blogs are like categories. One for recipes, one for riddles, one for hacks and code bits, one for NaNoWriMo, etc. I have each of these set up as separate blogs in MT because that was the only way I knew to make the sites look completely different from my main site. (They used to look different – they don’t look different now because I quit reinstalling MT 3.0 right in the middle this past weekend and switched to WP. Smartest thing I ever did.)
I read on here somewhere I can exclude certain cats from appearing on the main page, and so combined with the separate style sheets for each cat, that makes the multiple blog option I was looking for. And it makes it way easier than MT because even though you could access all your blogs from one main page, it’s still a completely separate interface in order to post to each one. If I wanted to post to my main site I’d have to go in there and do it, and then if I wanted to post a recipe I’d have to go up out of the main blog and down into the recipe blog. Tedious.
I’ve got a couple questions:
1. With your code above and the if-else statement, I’m assuming I can extend that and make as many different stylesheets for as many different categories as I want? I can go if—else if—else if—else, right?
2. Is there a way, with the levels of access for my users, to set it up so like User#3 can only post to Category#1?
3. Is there a way to set up the category page so that it would only show like the last 5 entries to that category? And then have the full listing of everything in that category somewhere else? Either that or I guess paginate would work for that also.
Man, this is awesome. 🙂
-Iki