Look at the FROM clause--we alias the entries table to e, entrycat to ec, etc.

I don't see why that query (create index) would return a result.

Okay inside the div.serendipity_entryFooter block, change to

Sure, you just have to change the theme a bit. Which theme are you using? If it's custom, what's the URL for your blog?

What version of MySQL are you using? This query requires MySQL >= 3.23.23. I suppose that should be documented somewhere... and checked internally before we try to use it ;)

Easy enough. First, let's create a stylesheet for print media. a:link, a:visited { color: black; text-decoration: none; } .serendipity_entryIcon, #serendipityRightSideBar, #serendipityLeftSideBar { display: none; } Should keep everything simple... Next, talk to Jannis and get him to send you his plu...

Yes.

Okay first back up your database . Moving on, I have a second blog set up for development on my server, and the only thing is make sure you change your database prefix. It defaults to 'serendipity_'--my second blog is 's9y_'. If you do that, the two installations should keep to themselves. If you do...

I can't think of a way currently, but I've just added it to my todo list for the next version (0.8). Thanks for the idea :)

The code is in plugins/serendipity_plugin_recententries/serendipity_plugin_recententries.php, but you don't need to change it . The CSS I posted gives the result you want, and if you add a div to the plugin you will have to edit the plugin every time you update your software. Please just try the cod...

There isn't really anything to do this automatically, but I think what you're really looking for is the extended entry part of the post. The textarea is hidden by default, but at the bottom of the new entry, you'll see some text that says 'Extended Body' (unless you aren't using English...) with a l...

It's possible there is already a .htaccess file in that directory which apache doesn't have permission to modify. It may not be showing up in your FTP client--if need be, try another (IIRC, WS FTP is supposed to be good)

Try running CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX entry_idx on serendipity_entries (title,body,extended); If that doesn't work try manually running the search query in phpMyAdmin and let me know if it gives you an error (and if so, what it is). The search query is... SELECT e.id, e.author, a.username, a.email, ec.c...

Here's the CSS that will do what you want to the recent entries plugin: .sidebar_content_serendipity_plugin_recententries a { display: block; border: 1px black solid; border-bottom: 0; padding: 0.2em; padding-bottom: 0; } .sidebar_content_serendipity_plugin_recententries div.serendipitySideBarDate {...

Please post the exact message. Chance are you need to chmod a subdirectory. The error message should tell you which one.

In its current incarnation it won't, but I have written a plugin that takes allows for MT-compatible archives. Take a look at it--it should be extremely easy to adapt to your archive format. If you don't know how let me know and I'll do it for you :)