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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Photo Calendar moduleA bundled GD 2.02 should work perfectly fine, unless all your pictures are gifs for some reason. 1 in PHP is true and 0 is false, so your output is correct, too.
The only other thing I can think of is improper directory permissions. Notice, though, that both the directory to keep the thumbnails AND all the directories above it should be accessible to the web server, since otherwise it can’t get at this directory. Try playing with permissions more.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Photo Calendar moduleYes, there is. Create a php file with this code in it:
<?php
print_r(gd_info());
?>
And then read the results according to the manual that you can see in here.
If it prints out an error, that means you don’t have GD and need to pester the hosting provider to get them to compile it.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Photo Calendar moduleDoes your copy of PHP have GD library compiled in?
Did you create the appropriate directories?
Do they have the proper permissions?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Oekaki moduleDidn’t go anywhere, you might have chanced on the moment when the site was down, happens from time to time due to circumstances not under my control. Try downloading again.
As for browsers, I’ve tested it under Windows in Opera, MSIE and Firefox and it worked fine in all three, assuming Java is installed. If it does not load in Firefox, it means that JVM is not installed correctly or configured for it.
No idea about Safari.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Oekaki moduleA little update: You can now set the image width and height in the admin interface, and not only in configuration file.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Oekaki moduleWell, here’s a screenshot. 🙂 There’s nothing particularily fancy about the way it looks, it only shines through usage.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Oekaki moduleI’m not about to open up my admin inteface to everyone just to demo a plugin, and setting up a special blog just for this is currently beyond me. 🙂 If anyone has a better solution, let’s hear it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Oekaki moduleI’d be happy to, but, like, how would I demo admin interface to you?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: WP/phpBB2 integrationBump. I want that too!
Here’s a guess how it works: An action on the post creation creates a phpbb topic, which is then recovered by name instead of the comment link through modifying the template – or maybe stored in the post meta fields and recovered this way. Correct?
I’m sure it should, in theory, be possible to do without modifying WP core at all, if it’s possible to make WP pass the post creation call to phpbb without sucking it all up into the namespace, but that’d require some magic.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Print Plugin – Willing to PayWouldn’t be setting up a proper print.css more logical instead? You can reduce and rearrange the images this way as well, as long as they’re properly marked with class names that make sense.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Photo Calendar moduleIt’s all about how you style it, last versions can replace the standard WordPress calendar.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Threaded comments hack – 0.72Can anyone tell me if this hack works with the current nightlies or was it rendered obsolete already?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Admin has random passwordsAre you using Opera? I had a case of corrupted cookies a few times which caused it to repeatedly lose logins, which could cause the behavior you describe as well. Open up the cookie manager and delete all the cookies for your site if that is the case, then relogin, that should fix it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Text wrapping images.1) Put the image tag before all other stuff in the posting.
2) Make sure that the definition of h3 in the CSS has ‘clear: both’ in it.
That should do it. If it still doesn’t, make a test post and put it somewhere I can see it. 🙂Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: How to create another user with admin rightsIf you have phpMyAdmin, (good hosters offer it) create a user and then manually set it’s user level to 10 with phpMyAdmin. That’s the easiest way.
You can do this without phpMyAdmin, either through shell or through a php script, but that’s a bit harder.
