Len

@isim86

http://wordpress.pastebin.com/m16d85d29

I’ll get to that in a moment. If all you’re after is the desire to display the blogroll on the HOME page only an easy way to do it is simply remove the code that calls the blogroll in the appropriate files. Without knowing what theme you are using your home page would be displayed using either home.php or index.php. Leave the code that calls the blogroll intact in either of those files (the appropriate one according to your theme) and remove it from the others.

The other way is via the use of conditional tags. You could do something like this –> open the file that displays your sidebar (again, without knowing the theme you are using it may be sidebar.php) and look for the code that displays the blogroll. It may look something like…

<h2>Links</h2>
<?php wp_list_bookmarks('title_li='); ?>

Wrap a conditional tag around it as such…

<?php if (is_home()) : ?>
<h2>Links</h2>
<?php wp_list_bookmarks('title_li='); ?>
<?php endif; ?>

Auto-upgrade is the one in Dashboard?

Yes. You’ll find it under the Tools menu. If you want to upgrade manually see this link…

http://codex.wordpress.org/Upgrading_WordPress_Extended

@bulletproofscripts

Your file is here…

http://wordpress.pastebin.com/m4745d36d

ps: I really wish you guys would stop using themes with this kind of crap in it. There are oodles of great free themes out there from reputable authors.

Have you tried contacting your host? As both iridiax and I have said all images are throwing a 403.

I see you have tagged the thread as WordPress 2.2.3

If I’m not mistaken get_search_query() was not introduced until 2.3

Yeah, as you say it will work most of the times but there are a couple of caveats:

1. If there are PHP functions executing in the background they will not be outputted in the generated HTML
2. This requires the user to actually upload and activate the theme. Not something I would advise. While most of the time this obfuscation is merely a tactic to protect the spammy footer links the technique could be used for something far more sinister. I would never upload any code to my server without first knowing what it is or what it does.