My web server was doing this a little while ago--check your apache error log. Mine was emitting a 500 because a certain file (maybe .htaccess, don't remember) was world-writeable. If that's the case, just use an FTP client to change the permissions on the file after it has been created.

Instead of clicking the image button, copy the URL of the image you'd like to use into the text input field. The image button is really just a shortcut.

Dunno if it still works (I haven't been properly maintaining it), but if it doesn't let me know and I'll fix it. http://coeusgroup.com/en/archives/170-e ... ipity.html

It's usually stored in the same location as your access_log--I'm sure your host provides /some/ way to access it. What's the URL of your blog?

Take a look in /path/to/serendipity/templates/default

It may be a good idea to use Serendipity-0.8 (CVS), since we're now using Smarty.

We're going to need a bit more information than that... check Apache's error log, that often gives a good hint.

For new blogs its easy. Migrating older blogs is somewhat more complicated because you have to convert charsets (hence the iconv stuff).

Also, I don't think MySQL < 4.1 supports UTF-8... how would we get around that?

I was thinking about this, and I think it would be possible to create a native-PHP drop-in replacement for iconv using the LDML data over at the CLDR . We could, of course, convert to a more disk-space friendly format. What does everyone else think? Migrating to UTF-8 is an extremely nice thing to d...

bbcode?

No, in the plugins directory.

In the configuration screen, change "Number of options" to three and press save. Then press it again (one of the reasons I haven't really published the code). Options number one, two, and three should then be blue, red, and green. This time you only have to press save once (methinks).

It's easier than all that--the functionality is already built in. For example, my "code" category would be http://coeusgroup.com/en/categories/8-Code That URI gives all the entries in my code category, including subcategories. The hardest part is figuring out the category ID (8, in the abo...

/me wonders why his name is surrounded by quotation marks... Here's what I have on my blog right now. The problem is that the configuration is a bit unfriendly... and I think I wrote this before there was an event hook in the CSS file, so everything is hard-coded. If you still want the code, though....

Are you using mod_rewrite or apache error handling? Try changing to something else then back (which will, theoretically, rewrite your .htaccess file). If that doesn't work, make sure your server has the proper AllowOverride options for that directory, and that the .htaccess file makes sense. Otherwi...