Joen Asmussen
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: No Comment Notifications! Neither admin/subscribe to commentsBump!
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Did $cat =”-x” category omission break for feeds in 1.5.1.3?Hmm. That should have been:
<?php if ( (x == $cat) || !(in_category(x)) ) : ?> (where x is the id of the category to omit) right before the first <item>, and <?php endif; ?>
right after the second <item> of either wp-rss2.php or any of the other feed files, things are dandy.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Did $cat =”-x” category omission break for feeds in 1.5.1.3?An update to this.
I’ve made a fix. It turns out that if I write
<?php /* FILTER OUT SIDENOTES START */ if ( (21 == $cat) || !(in_category(21)) ) : ?>right before the first<item>, andright after the second<item>of eitherwp-rss2.phpor any of the other feed files, things are dandy.The strange thing is, the other technique which is much nicer, used to work just fine. In fact,
http://www.noscope.com/feed/?&cat=-21
worked, even though writing$cat=-21IN the PHP file didn’t.I’m smelling a bug here, but hopefully the above posted solution will help out people who have the same problem.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Did $cat =”-x” category omission break for feeds in 1.5.1.3?Well, it works for my
index.php, the problem is for my feeds, i.e.wp-feed.php,wp-rss2.phpetc. In those files it seems to make no difference whatsoever.Also, I did use
="-21", but changing it to=-21made no difference.Any ideas?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comment moderation oddnessThis problem sounds very similar to side-effects of the “login-changes-site-url” woes that plagued WordPress a while ago. More specifically, the “Edit this” buttons would disappear in Firefox, but not in IE.
http://wordpress.org/support/topic.php?id=14987
If that’s the case, then the problem is a conflict with cookies that WordPress sets in Firefox vs. those it sets in IE. I think it might have something to do with having a different WP address than the WP blog URL.
I think this bug is ready for the mosquito.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Favatar-Revised Plugin ReleasedChris,
Try disabling all plugins but the favatar plugin. If the favatars work after that, then it’s a conflict with another plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Favatar-Revised Plugin ReleasedChris,
Neither in IE or Firefox? IE is known to not read favicons very well, if they’re just a tad complex. Try viewing it in firefox, if that works, then you need to redo your favicon.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Favatar-Revised Plugin ReleasedTry disabling all plugins BUT the favatar plugin, (and make sure you haven’t modified wp-comments-post.php), and then try leaving a comment. If it still doesn’t work, then I have no idea why it won’t work. If it does, on the other hand, work, then one by one turn the plugins back on and see which one is the culprit.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Favatar-Revised Plugin ReleasedVenomousKate,
There’s a newly discovered conflict with Subscribe To Comments 1.4.2 (and possibly below). If you’re using that plugin, try upgrading to 1.4.4 — that might fix it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Seperate Trackbacks and CommentsI’ve written a wp-comments.php file that separates comments and track/pingbacks in WordPress 1.3 / 1.5.
More details here:
http://www.noscope.com/journal/2005/01/wp-separating-trackbacks-pingbacksForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Different Homepage while keeping site in WPdss
Well, the thing is, everything works now, so I don’t NEED to change things. The ONLY reason I want to, is to be able to have “pages” in my root directory, which I cannot do if /journal/ is my wp root. Oh, and to be able to use wp 1.5 themes.
If you just want to be able to use wordpress post loops, template functions, textile, staticize and all those other things, it is enough to create a php file, place it wherever you want to, and at the top of that file write
<? /* Start WP */ require($_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"].'/journal/wp-blog-header.php'); ?>That’ll start wordpress, which has been enough for me for the time being.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Different Homepage while keeping site in WPI am looking into doing exactly the same. I even have much the same setup as you do — a root index, and a journal. (www.noscope.com)
Currently, the only solution I can think of, is to change the Blog address URI to /, and add “journal” to the permalinks page so that all blog posts are sub posts of that page.
The only catch (provided this would work), would be that one would have to manually change the URL that is pinged when posting. Or else, the / would be pinged, where past pings came from /journal. To fix this, (i think), one would have to edit xmlrpc.php.
Can anyone see anything that wouldn’t work in such a setup? Perhaps a better solution?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Favatar-Revised Plugin ReleasedThis just a note to point out that I am using this plugin, and it works perfectly. No conflicts, no problems, and no increased post times that I have noticed at all.
I have also run “favatise.php”, it was dead easy: just place it next to my index.php, run it through the browser, and grind my teeth for a ½ hour while it processed all my comments. No problems at all here.
Use favatars as an alternative to gravatars. Favatars rely not on one server alone, but is sort of “peer” based and relies on the servers of each commenter individually. It is not superior to gravatars, but when the gravatar servers may fail, favatars won’t.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Category Display only on index.phpThanks for the kind words.
I’d love to elaborate on this, but I’m not sure I understand the question entirely. If you’re referring to the way I’m separating “sidenotes” from “main content”, I’m using Kitten’s Categories for that magic. It allows you to 1: create multiple post loops. 2: hide all but one category OR show all but one category in either post loop.
So, hide all but “sidenotes” category for the first post loop, and show all but “sidenotes” for my main post loop.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comment & ‘Edit This’ Cookies vs. FirefoxI’d like to put attention to this issue again, as I have just recently tried out a few nightlies that do not seem to suffer from this issue.
Has the bug been fixed in 1.3 alpha 5? If so, what file can I grab from there and use in my 1.2.1 installation? wp-login.php?