cditty,

What you need to do is :

1. Go into the admin interface of your blog
2. Click on configure plugins
3. Find the Categories plugin from the list and click on it
4. In the second field, enter "none" (without the "")
5. Save.

cheers,

Chris

Thanks for the clarification, Ned.

cheers,

Chris

Asking a dumb question - how exactly do you make a sticky post ? I don't see any options to flag an entry to be sticky. I'm using 0.7.1.

thanks !

Chris

Hi Garvin, Thanks again for all your help with this. It looks like the problem is fixed ! Here's what the hosting support team tells me : This is happening due to an Apache module we use called mod_security, which is meant to protect against things like SQL injection attacks. It's erroring on the pa...

Hi Garvin,

Figured out the phpinfo part !

I've PDFed the output of the phpinfo script :

http://www.christopher-chan.com/phpinfo.pdf

thanks !

Chris

Hi Garvin, Thanks for your response. I have emailed the support guys of my hosting provider to see if I can get a copy of the server error logs. It is an error 500. The funny thing is that the rest of serendipity seems to work fine, it errors only when I click edit entries, add media, manage categor...

Hi guys, I'm hoping you can help me out with this one. I created an entry and inserted some text which by the looks of things isn't supported very well in PHP / mySQL. And as a result, I cannot edit the entry. Trying to do so, results in an internal server error. I cannot delete the entry using phpM...

Hi Jr Prod, I have found that by adding the domain names of the spammers into my .htaccess file, I have been successful in blocking them from getting to my site. The trouble is that as you can see from my .htaccess file, these guys have registered multiple domain names to do their spamming. The only...

Hi Jr Prod, This may not be exactly what you are looking for, but may help to alleviate the problem with spammers (I hate them too). If you go into the administration interface and then into configuration. Under the section "Appearance and Option", there is a field for you to populate with...

This is what I've been looking for as well - works perfectly !

It's part of the standard installation of Serendipity. Look for the plugin called "Remote RSS/OPML Blogroll Feed"

I have been using Serendipity since the start of December and it's great ! And I'm a PHP novice too, so it's quite user friendly once the whole thing is set up. There is a plugin for importing RSS feeds and it's very easy to do so.

I have encountered a similar problem as well. *Sometimes* the HTML Nugget does not display the output of Javascript. Seems to work for some scripts but not for others. Not really sure why ...

Hi ckeck,

I ran into a similar problem with a different plugin. Please see this post on how to remove the plugin :

http://www.s9y.org/forums/viewtopic.php ... all+plugin

cheers,

Chris

Garvin - you're a legend !

Works like a charm !

thanks,

Chris