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I suppose so 🙂

IMO it’d be ideal if a future iteration of WordPress let you input your FTP password somewhere so that it can be stored to the server. The issue really is that I have to type in the password all the time. Why can’t it just be saved in the Settings tab or something? I think it’d be a lot easier than having to worry about hacks.

Just a thought. suPHP it is, I s’pose 😉

haha, you can install it, but you still have to activate the module 😛 Right? I’m not going to take any risks. Plus, my PHP is outdated so I have a good excuse!

I guess I could just set the group ownership of the files to “nobody” or “apache” (I’ll have to figure out which one is used). I suppose that’s what WP wants then, right?

Thanks Otto 🙂

Good call – I don’t think I ever turned this on. Must be a default setting.

Thanks for the fast turnaround, mrmist!

The new version of Akismet *does* let me navigate beyond the first 50 posts, but it’s not a fix to let me navigate to ALL my comments. I have hundreds of spam comments just sitting there, and page 7 is the same as page 8 and page 9, for whatever reason. I can’t understand what’s happening here. 🙁

Sorry lazyazian – didn’t mean to leave you there hanging.

Here’s the information that I used.

For the search box:

<!-- Google CSE Search Box Begins -->
  <form id="searchbox_014170601555854922742:d3x1hsdptlk" action="http://www.techipedia.com/search/">
    <input type="hidden" name="cx" value="014170601555854922742:d3x1hsdptlk" />
    <input type="hidden" name="cof" value="FORID:11" />
    <input name="q" type="text" size="20" />
    <input type="submit" name="sa" value="Search" />
  </form>

  <script type="text/javascript" src="http://google.com/coop/cse/brand?form=searchbox_014170601555854922742:d3x1hsdptlk"></script>
<!-- Google CSE Search Box Ends -->

On the search page:

<div id="content_cse">
<!-- Google Search Result Snippet Begins -->
<div id="results_014170601555854922742:d3x1hsdptlk"></div>
<script type="text/javascript">
  var googleSearchIframeName = "results_014170601555854922742:d3x1hsdptlk";
    var googleSearchFormName = "searchbox_014170601555854922742:d3x1hsdptlk";
      var googleSearchFrameWidth = 400;
        var googleSearchDomain = "www.google.com";
      var googleSearchPath = "/cse";
      </script>
      <script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.google.com/afsonline/show_afs_search.js"></script>
      <!-- Google Search Result Snippet Ends -->

</div>

You WILL need to fill in the variables yourself — 014170601555854922742:d3x1hsdptlk is specific to my CSE and won’t work. Similarly, my code shows my domain — edit it for your search page. 🙂

Okay, no responses from anyone. That’s cool. My question, then:

Is anyone seeing this or not? 🙂

Okay, figured it out after spending about 7 hours straight on this PITA.

Google wasn’t generating the code properly. I copied and pasted from another site and modified the variables and it seems to be fine now.

Yeah, I kind of wish I had a better solution to offer, but this is it. 🙂