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In reply to: Form with radio buttons and checkboxes?Ok. It seems like I can just add form code between code-tags to call up a mailer script elsewhere on the server. Didn’t know that. Took me all day, but I actually made it work. Think I’m actually starting to learn something from all of this.
Now if I could only find a button to delete this post…
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In reply to: Newest comments on top. Possible?Success! It works! Everything looks good and functional.
Thank you both so much for helping out! This is the first thing that has gone right for me in several days. I shall celebrate this event by going a little wild and having a Caffe Latte and a crosword puzzle!
Thank you again!
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In reply to: Newest comments on top. Possible?I knew that code looked funny somehow. 🙂 Still… didn’t work this time either.
This time I got an error message and no visible comments at all;
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /domain/path/comments.php on line 15Line 15 by the way reads
<?php foreach ($comments as $comment) : ?>Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Newest comments on top. Possible?No… unfortunately that didn’t do anything. It just shows up as plain text on the page. I just pasted it in exactly like it’s here where you said.
I should mention that I’m running WP 1.5.2
Thank you for trying to help!
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In reply to: Enhanced Simple PHP gallery-errorsWell, good for you. I, however, have a problem. 🙂
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In reply to: Enhanced Simple PHP gallery-errorsLet’s see… Following this tutorial, http://www.quirm.net/show.php?contentid=11
I modified:* header.php
* footer.php
* sp_styles.cssBased on my theme’s header and footer. I don’t think this is where the problem lies. I tried using the header, footer and css that came with the gallery (v.1.7). That gets rid of these two error messages, but I get parse-errors instead and the photos still won’t display. And of course… the unmodified files don’t load the theme at all.
Also I tried the readymade WP-ready files found here:
http://www.quirm.net/show.php?contentid=12
but with them I get the same original error messages. And of course, they don’t load my theme either since they weren’t made for it.I’m more inclined to think that I have done something wrong with permissions or the gallery’s ability to access photos along my path. For some reason or other. But I get the same error without using modrewrite. Oh I don’t know what it could be. This is so frustrating.
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In reply to: Integrating Simple PHP Gallery (WP 1.5)Ok. Just realized that enhanced Simple PHP Gallery and Simple PHP Gallery are two different things. Since mine is enhanced and this thread is for the regular one, I have started a fresh thread on my problem here: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/42616
Sorry about the confusion.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Integrating Simple PHP Gallery (WP 1.5)777 I mean, not 775.
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In reply to: Integrating Simple PHP Gallery (WP 1.5)My attempt at a gallery (on a friend’s webpage) is here: http://www.pohildre.com/gallery/
I don’t know if I should use this thread to explain the strange error messages I get when entering the gallery. Or if I should start a new one. Let’s try this thread.It says:
“Warning: readdir(): supplied argument is not a valid Directory resource”
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“Invalid argument supplied for foreach()”Don’t understand why it’s doing this to me. I have followed the instructions to the letter, except that the cache folders that were supposed to be chmodded to 755 had to be set to 775 instead, in order for the thumbnails to appear at all. Any help would be most welcome!
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In reply to: Integrating Simple PHP Gallery (WP 1.5)dubyah, that new css doesn’t give me any double rows. 🙁
Could be all the other bugs and error messages that prevents it from working tho.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Gallery suggestion?ongakukaku:
I fixed this by doing a bit of experimenting: In lazy-index-php, change every singe reference to sidebar as being right to being left. I should make it very clear that I don’t know what any of this code means, I just changed it out of desperation and now it works.
Still having problems with the css causing validation errors tho. Something about div id tags as well. I don’t understand any of it. Here it is if anyone has some spare time: http://webhotell.domeneshop.no/www.pohildre.com/lazy-index.php
If not, rumors have it that there is another lazygallery update coming in a weeks time.
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In reply to: WordPress Database Backup PluginGreat! Thank you!!! This has become quite an impressive plugin! I wouldn’t be surprised if you are asked/begged to have it included in the next WordPress version.
Personally I find MySQL commands about as easy to understand as ancient Egyptian hiroglyphs, so I would be helpless without this kind of help.
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In reply to: WordPress Database Backup PluginThat is exciting news, skippy! Thank you!
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In reply to: WordPress Database Backup PluginWell… HooverDST, I’m sure you’re right about that. This all indicates that there are more of us with this problem. For once I think I have actually been the victim of a bug and not my own stupidity (that tends to screw up even the most simple directions).
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In reply to: Gallery suggestion?clfarris: You were wondering what “create a link to the lazy-index.php file in your wordpress folder” means. I think it’s just a case of confusing grammar. What the sentence is trying to tell us is “create a link on your weblog sidebar or header that points to the file lazy-index.php”. For instance… I have this code in my header (because my theme has a linkbar there):
<ul id="navlist">
<li><a href="http://www.mytemporarypage.com/lazy-index.php">Gallery</a></li>
</ul>