Laughinglizard

I *HAVE* to bump myself in here 🙂 There are a couple of templates that I have created and a few others floating around in these forums, just do a search. You will need the replace both the index.php and the wp-layout.css for my templates. Allusion has a new wp-layout.css which mimics the old blue b2 style without needing to make any changes to the index.php
Hope this helps.
Peace.

The reason for the hack is that the call that FeedDemon makes to the webserver is a GET and b2edit.php only looks for POST and grabs the variables from HTTP_POST_VARS. The hack adds a switch case which reads the PHP variables directly. The reason it did not work is because the code got encoded in the process of me cutting and pasting into this forum. The same might have happened for you. Make sure the cutting and pasting does not replace the $entities. I suspect when you replaced the dollar entities, something got messed up. This hack has been tested on my server and does just fine.

Your edit form is controlled by a bunch of files. Try replacing b2edit.php in your wp-admin folder, the wp-edit.form.php and see if this fixes it. If it does not, I would try a re-install. Looks like there is stuff simply missing from the wp-edit.form.php, but its hard to tell without looking at your side. You could possibly have a mixed up database as well. Post on here and I will try to help as much as possible.

What browser are you using? Your blog looks all right. Are those old posts? Give us a little more information. I cannot register to look for myself either. 🙂 Throw us a bone here!

I personally use awstats for my referral and visit tracking. But I do agree that it would be interesting to have a WordPress hack to monitor search engine referrals and keyword usage. I might use the search engine plug-in idea from awstats to come up with a hack. No ETA though. If anyone else has something implimented, sure would like to know!
You can check out my awstats page at http://dinki.mine.nu/cgi-bin/awstats.pl?config=lawanda&update=1

I should have read that better…my fault. Good solution sg! You are darn good…love your hacks!

I am sorry to hear that you lost stuff in your database, I suspect you had some version conflicts. But here is the information you are looking for. You run b2login.php from the base wordpress folder to get the login screen. The stylesheet (CSS) for the login page is under the wp-admin folder and is called wp-admin.css This stylesheet also controls the b2edit.php file which you see after a successful logon (through b2headers.php and other variable controls, admins please correct me if I am wrong) Good luck with your *new* database! 🙂
Peace