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  • Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: PHP problems

    I found on the TanTan group in flickr that the correct fix is to comment out that line by adding // in front of it and adding another line that reads:

    require_once(dirname(__FILE__).$tmpPath.’/wp-admin/includes/user.php’);

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: PHP problems

    Ok, I fixed it. I edited the file in the plugin that was calling for admin_db.php to read “admin.php”. This seems to have worked fine so far. If I run into any issues, I will post again.

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: PHP problems

    I just upgraded from 2.1 to 2.5 today. I’m having the same issue with the Flickr Photo Album plugin. It has the same error.

    I’ve tried re-uploading from a clean download of v.2.5 and for some reason there is NO admin_db.php file. However, I have it in the backup of my v2.1. I uploaded it but the error doesn’t go away so I deleted it again.

    What should I do?

    Hello. I’m trying to get this same plugin working on my site but I’m getting a parse error about a > …?

    Any idea why? Here’s the line it’s referring to.

    <?php get_previous_posts(6, ‘<li>’, ‘</li>’, true, $post->post_date,false) ?>

    Nevermind. I replaced the quotes around the li until I got it straight. You need to use the ‘ next to the Enter key on your keyboard.

    vkaryl, can you please email me this too? rosigarmendia at gmail.

    what do you guys mean about the alt tags?

    thanks in advance!!

    I wanted to say that using FileZilla, copying the uploads folder to my desktop, deleting the current folder from the server, reuploading the folder from my desktop to the server, then changing all permissions to 777 worked for me!!!

    Forum: Fixing WordPress
    In reply to: Separating Links
    Thread Starter rosig

    (@rosig)

    The On the Needles and Best Places to shop Links I inserted manually via the Sidebar page. I wanted to be able to add them via the admin area, select a category and just have them pop up under the appropriate heading in the sidebar.

    ETA: The wp_get_links template tag worked perfectly!!! Thanks a bunch!

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