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...with luck I'll have a new plugin within a week or so. I want to diagnose a few more CSS issues.

I'm looking for a hook that is as close to the closing BODY tag as possible, available on full entry pages, as well as the entry listing (index-type) pages. Does this qualify, and if it does, how close to the closing BODY tag does it reach (or is it template dependant)? Thanks. ;) ================= ...

The poll's expired. When you posted it was the 16th. The poll expired on the 15th.

I also forgot to do this when I originally saw it (and had to run out the door), and now I regret it.

Hi Garvin! Thanks for the quick (as always) response! I'm certain it's due to my content. I didn't think to first check my HTML Validation, however I just did and according to the W3C's validator, my page is valid XHTML Transitional (and by forcing a change to check for Strict validity, it is also T...

I've tested some of my RSS feeds using FeedValidator.org . They've come up as being invalid. Also, Firefox v1.5.x will not view these feeds properly, and declares an error. Firefox v2.0.0 is more forgiving, apparently and works fine (so please don't test with that version). Here's the feed validator...

Although I'm sure most of us know about these, the fact that it's in a Wiki format and examples and links are added by members, this is a pretty nice link. Thanks, stm999999999.

The following check was the only one found in my file's copy: if (sizeof($ary) == 0) { return array(); } At the top of the file, the version comments are as follows: # $Id: functions.inc.php 1413 2006-08-27 11:29:00Z garvinhicking $ # Copyright (c) 2003-2005, Jannis Hermanns (on behalf the Serendipi...

When editing a story, I still receive two PHP Warnings (not notices, but I have my PHP set to display those as well) when attempting to edit an entry. 1.) Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\Apache\htdocs\s9y\include\functions.inc.php on line 311 2.) Warning: Invalid argument supp...

:oops: :P This was my biggest gripe with Serendipity, so I just had to work on it since I loved the system itself so much. Thanks for the credit, Garvin, but you did more work than I did...then again you always do! ;) To be honest, I don't know why CODE tags are listed as an example, they aren't blo...

I just installed and tested this on my blog running Serendipity v1.0 and plugin v2.64. I don't mean to intrude, but I was recently looking at phpTagEngine which is a competitor of FreeTag, so I was curious... Anyway, I tested this both in Firefox v2.0 (sorry, I recently upgraded) and Opera 9.02. The...

Oh no! My sincerest apologies, Garvin! I didn't double check my copy/paste! I'm having issues with my current install calling strip_slashes one too many times, either because of a rogue plugin, or because I just simply need to upgrade. I must have copied and pasted the code from the backend, which h...

You'll also want to make sure that your password is pretty hard to guess. Since "Serendipity" or "s9y" is found on most pages of a Serendipity blog template (and default administration landing pages), a dictionary attack can still work quite well (and is what happened to my test ...

Thanks, Garvin! I do know that the code, as it was, does work. I'm using it on my blog right now. :) I'm at work right now but will take a look at the current/modified version once I get home. The code will basically do the following: 1.) Find any string matching the REGEX. 2.) Replace found string ...

As a programmer/developer, I love posting code snippets. I also prefer typing in my own HTML markup, unless it's a simple line-break. Unfortunately, there are times when line breaks aren't really desirable (such as in PRE tags since the BR tag will actually be visible). As such, I've finally found s...

I checked the source code of my entry where you thought the <?php was being rendered... When I first noticed this error (and hadn't yet reported it, thinking I did something wrong), I thought that too. I had forgotten though that the source code showed it had not truly been rendered. All I can assum...