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  • you have to make sure that you have “Edit Timestamp” check-marked… other than that, I can’t think why it wouldn’t work.

    Thomas figured this out… although his version of the script didn’t work for me… Mike posted a “fix” that works. You can check it out in his forums on his website (if he doesn’t mind the extra vistors). πŸ™‚
    http://thomas.warnadunia.net/

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: RSS Problems
    Thread Starter john

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    I downloaded the new files from the CVS Repository and everything is in working order now. πŸ™‚
    Thanks allusion.
    John

    Forum: Requests and Feedback
    In reply to: WP Buttons
    Thread Starter john

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    Dang, it’s always me or my browser. πŸ™‚

    I saw a website that solved this problem using WP. I just wonder how much editing he had to do, (or which files he had to edit) to get the “WP engine” to run from several different directories. He’s got his index page loading in his root/main .. then he’s got his categories in seperate directories, then his archives are done the same way, monthly. On top of this, he’s got the last 5-10 posts lists.
    Wow. That’s what I have been looking for–at least I know it’s possible. Is there anyone that can explain how this is possible?
    John

    Hi, I’m still using b2 for my neighborhood association’s website, using this method of seperating categories of posts (news, minutes/agenda, and resources, etc…) $cat=whatever; but I’m having problems with the search function and the <<previous next>> thing… It’s a mess.
    But now I’m thinking that I can still do this but have all this done from the archive page … then I could go ahead and switch over to WordPress… Please tell me this will work. πŸ™‚
    Also, how many links will the link manager hold before it explodes–that would be a huge saver. πŸ™‚
    You can see what it’s doing at http://trinitypark.org

    Thread Starter john

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    well… I did run into a little glitch .. although I was able to renumber my categories, the next new one I created was two numbers off. So now I have 1-5, 7.

    Thread Starter john

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    How about the chmod thing for sensitive files–if there are any? And thank you for the quick response. I made sure I didn’t have those files in my folders.
    John

    Thread Starter john

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    I think they reverted back to “general” .. although now I’m worried–but no problems so far. πŸ™‚

    Thread Starter john

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    Thanks Mike,
    Normally, I’m an idiot with mySql, but I went in and found out how to change them back to consecutive numbers–and I’ll remember to edit the names this time and not delete them. πŸ™‚
    For those who have phpmyadmin:
    1. goto “b2linkcatagories” (or whatever you have it named)
    2. check mark “cat_name” and click the “Browse” tab
    3. your catagories show up in a table, just click the “Edit” button and edit the “cat_id”
    4. It’s been two minutes since I’ve made these changes, and so far nothing has crashed! πŸ™‚
    John

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