It's hinting that something's wrong with $querystring being passed to here...
Although there SHOULDN'T be. Perhaps a loophole? It would've been nice
to capture what was in $querystring when the error occurred.

While I have been successful in posting entries on a PocketPC PDA using Picsel Browser (Pocket Internet Explorer fails because of lack of IFRAME support), both reading and writing the entries on the PDA is quite... cumbersome. Crowded. Slow. I'm thinking about having a 'moblog' concept where there w...

Garvin said he plans to bring 0.9 into beta status this month.
The current snapshot of 0.9 alpha seems 'mostly harmless', anyway.

Have your Windows system running Apache (I believe 2.0 series is preferred for non-UNIX systems), PHP (there's 4, but 5 works great), and a SQL (e.g. PostgreSQL, MySQL) set up and running... and installing s9y is simple as uncompressing everything into the webserver's document folder and running the...

Committed! :) It is said that imposing the limit from the HTML form should be avoided when possible because faulty browsers and otherwise mal-intended client can simply ignore the tag. Instead the intended limit should just be set in the php.ini file. I wonder if the code came from somewhere else in...

AH HA. CULPRIT FOUND. s9y was imposing the upload limit. Since s9y was vague about the upload error, I added (in image.inc.php) $_FILES['userfile']['error'] to the error message and see what error number it gave. It gave '2'. I looked it up. Apparently it wasn't the problem of the php.ini config, bu...

It's not the problem of memory_limit. I already tried adjusting that before you made the suggestion. And I was testing uploads with a k3g file (a weird video clip format for Samsung phones, btw) so decompressing JPEG wasn't involved in the first place. So basically SOMEWHERE there must be a 2MB uplo...

Every 'site'? Judging from your earlier comment I don't think you mean that, since the plugin is applied site-wide. If you meant every 'page', I don't think having different meta tags on every single page makes a lot of sense. Not only do modern search engines place low priority on meta tags, but ha...

Not that I know of, although if you already have the META tags ready you
can insert them to every page using HTML Nugget on Page plugin.

The thing is, I THOUGHT I can see it happen, too (my blog has always been
in my sig below, you know.. ) and I was getting a bit suspicious. Tricky,
I know.

A viewer reported about how it takes several seconds to switch the blog's language via the 'Choose Language' dropbox (multilingual sidebar plugin). The server seems to wait a few seconds before rendering the page itself, and while the rendering part is fast enough the 'wait' part seems tad longer th...

Sounds wonderful. Is there an example page we could see?

I got a suggestion from one of the folks browsing my site about having the language of the categories of the blog matching the language chosen. Sounds like a lot of work in the code though. I wonder how feasible it would be to implement such thing. Pretty sure I'd have to manually enter the category...

By the way, I'm committing a change in the plugin so that it'll show the name of the default language in the place of 'Default' in 'Select language:' part. Man, that was easy to fix... This should lessen the confusion by the normal readers of the blog. Now, as for the authors, the admin interface wi...

Well, that's the thing. Unless s9y's scripts are running under the assumption of UTF-8 encoding by default, it's going to cause problems. I think that's why serendipity_config.inc.php had all the language names in English instead of the native equivalent. Although s9y 0.9 will go with UTF-8 by defau...