wp-admin/index.php
And no one is going stop anyone from tinkering with anything. Just make appropriate backups. You know, to protect yourself.
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Thanks Kafkaesqui:)
I have been playing around with it and discovered you can add whatever feed you want to have in your dashboard. That’s handy.
This could be a lot of fun me thinks 🙂
Wow, I like that idea. Do I have to alter the dashboard’s php file to archieve that? Or is there a web interface to just add and it’ll display nicely?
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Yes you just have to alter the index file in your admin – but it is a simple process.
It’s all around line 90
Have fun 🙂
Worked perfectly in my test blog but when I tried it in my regular blog, I got:
Warning: main(./wp-blog-header.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/… …/mindofmog.net/wp-content/plugins/index.php on line 3
Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required ‘./wp-blog-header.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /…/mindofmog.net/wp-content/plugins/index.php on line 3
mog: Why is there an index.php in your plugins directory, and why does it need to call wp-blog-header.php?
Thinking, I have no idea. Might have double clicked in Transmit, have done that before and unintentionally uploaded files. Anyway I took it out and it now works.
That’s real nifty. I *assume* that, at some point, this setting will be moved into the database, right?
Also, does anyone know if the feed is cached? I just took a quick peek at the code, enough to see that Magpie is used, but not enough to see if it’s cached.
