Laughinglizard

@tcervo: My bad. I must have been too tired when I looked at this last night. It works just fine even with the rel=”external” before the href tag. I have the fix documented in the text file linked below.
http://dinki.mine.nu/word/b2-img/waypath1.txt

This is what the b2 motor in my b2comments.php looks like.
<ol id=”comments”>
<?php $postAlternate = “odd”; ?>
<?php
// this line is WordPress’ motor, do not delete it.
if ($comments) {
foreach ($comments as $comment) {
?>
<p id=”comment-<?php comment_ID() ?>”>
<div class=”<?php echo $postAlternate; ?>”>
“>
<?php comment_text() ?>
<cite><?php comment_type(); ?> by <?php comment_author_link() ?> <?php comment_date() ?> @ “><?php comment_time() ?>  ‘)” title=”reply to this comment” target=”_self”>Reply to this comment
</cite>
<? global $comment; dodos_thread($comment->comment_ID); ?>
</div>
<?php if ($postAlternate==”even”)
$postAlternate=”odd”;
else
$postAlternate=”even”; ?>
<?php } // end for each comment
} else { // this is displayed if there are no comments so far
?>

• No comments yet.

<?php } ?>

@debwire:
The answer is very simple…
Look for this line:
new xmlrpcval(“3”, “int”), #style
Change the three to 2 or 1 to get different amounts of text returned.
The reason the text comes out blurry is because of the text size. You can change that in the CSS.

Sure,
Find this line (or an equivalent) in your index.php:
<?php the_date(”,'<h2>’,'</h2>’); ?>
and replace with these lines:
<?php if ($post->post_status != ‘sticky’) the_date(”,'<h2>’,'</h2>’); ?>
Hope it helps.
Peace

@ Cena, Sisob, Sushubh, Pezastic and others that expressed interest in a restore script:
I have made some changes to the Backup procedure and added the Restore script to it. Now you have the ability to backup your MySql database and download it locally, backup your WordPress folder and download it locally, and restore your MySql database, all from the comfort of a web interface (which can be integerated into the WP admin interface). There is added password protection thrown in as well.
I had the nasty fortune of using my own backup and restore script this morning which forced me to code some bugfixes and finally emerged into a completely different way of backing up and restoring.
Please download the new version from the same link: http://dinki.mine.nu/word/b2-img/wp_backup.zip
This has not been tested on a Windows web server (and I am not sure if the applications that I use are present in a Windows/MySql installation, but I need some feedback)
Please let me know what you think.
Peace