Helped, but in a different way than I thought it would.

I removed and readded another markup plugin as suggested. After that, the regexp plugin was gone from the list, too. Going back with my opera revealed it was in the list before, and I didn't accidently remove it. Readded the regexp plugin ...

Looks like that can do the trick quite easily. If I can get it to work, that is.

Currently the plugin is installed, visible in the interface, configured to run on everything. But the markup() function of the plugin is not called, or the results ignored. I tried to hardcode a $messagetext = preg ...

you could use the regexp-plugin to format the links accordingly.
I'll have a look into that, thanks.

But wouldn't it be easier, in the long run, to get rid of the frame?
sincerely

Most likely yes. I plan on removing the frames alltogether, but that will need some talk to be done. And I prefer ...

Hi there!

On my shared Serendipity installation, one blog is often posting links to picasa webalbums. They have huuuuge amounts of pictures, so hosting them myself seems not the best option. Additionally - by the original website design, not by my fault - the blog runs in a frame, and by default ...

Prima, genau das hab ich gesucht. Klappt auch gar nicht mal so schlecht, bis auf den Part mit der Sortierung. Siehe Beispiel . Der Grund ist mir glaub ich im Prinzip klar, aber ich kriegs nicht behoben. :oops:

Aufruf per {serendipity_fetchPrintEntries category=3 limit=999 template=headlines.tpl ...