Thanks, my provider is looking into it.

garvinhicking wrote:Hi!

Hm, your link does not point to a valid page. Could you show us the real page and/or a screenshot of it?

To me this sounds as if you didn't upload all files...?

Regards,
Garvin

Thanks for responding, PM sent.

I used Serendipity in the past, but have not installed since v1.0. Anyhow, I set up my DB and uploaded all the files.

When I get to the first installation screen (looks like broken HTML, but still working), all my configurations and recommendations check out, but then I click on "Simple Install ...

Does anyone know why my Weather Plugin comes up with this error?

"Loading the PEAR Services/Weather module failed. Please insure that the module is installed."

I double checked everything and even re-installed the plug-in...

When I click to install a new event plug-in it takes me to the page where it normally lists them, but none of them show up. Whats causing this?

My sidebar plug-ins are fine...

Got it, thanks everyone!

Sorry if this has been posted before, I was unable to find anything about this:

I installed Serendipity to www.mydomain.com/s9y and everything is working good, but I want my blog to come up under:

www.mydomain.com

Thanks for the help.

What exactly does this plug-in do?

Well I came here to post about where I could find a plug-in such as this...and here it is...

Thanks for making this, its really neat.

Great, thanks

How do I go about getting Serendipity to load off my main domain address without having to specify the folder I installed it in?

http://www.chadkeck.com doesn't work

http://www.chadkeck.com/s9y

I am using version 8.0, thanks!

Is there a particular command to write into the .htaccess file to have "None" for URL Rewriting...I don't see anything related to that currently...

Thanks

Ah, that might be the case...I will try running the new version...

Thanks for your help.

Has anyone else tried the weather plug-in? Wonder what caused the problem...I would really like to use it.

Thanks, appreciate it