Thanks,

It should be pretty straightforward to edit these now.

Rgds
Neil.

OK,

The easy fix to get round this is to create the relevant subdirectories 'templates/carl_contest/img/' under the root directory to hold the 'xml.gif' and other images.


The reason why the HTTP Path does not point (directly) to the blog is I set it as 'http://www.invidion.co.uk/' and the index ...

OK,

I'm almost there - but having looked again, not quite.

Firstly, having set everything back to the base URL directory, everything is working OK - but the links at the top of the blog (the <h1> and <h2> entries) point back to the index of the main website - not the blog itself (which is merely ...

Ah,

After banging my head against a wall for the last couple of weeks, I finally grasped the whole point of this.

I set the the relative path and URL to the root directory of my site, and the index file to the 'financial_monkey.php' page which retrieves the wrapper file in the serendipity ...

Hi,

Relating to the previous post:
http://www.s9y.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=5213

I have a minor issue in that I cannot get the XML icons to display within the 'Syndicate this blog' entry within the sidebar.

I've added a full URL in the admin suite, then edited the plugin_categories.tpl file (I ...

I guess only time will tell if this is workable.

At the moment, all I need to do is post articles, allow comments and allow syndication of articles.

All of this works OK, so my inclination is to leave it be and get on with other projects.

If it does break, then I guess I'll have to go down the ...

OK, figured this out. (Seems to be working OK now - it is showing archived entries and displaying the XML feed output correctly).


I had to disable url-rewriting and made a couple of changes.

Because I want to run the blog as effectively just another page / section in my site (the url is a file ...

Hi,

I'm slowly getting nowhere on this.

Would it just be easier to ammed the index.tpl file in the default directory with a few additional includes (to include my own headers and footers) and run it from the main serendipity directory ?

Thanks
Neil.

OK, I'm getting lost again.

If I set the relative path to '/' and the url to 'http://www.invidion.co.uk' and using your code above, all the links are to:

http://www.invidion.co.uk/archives..... and similar urls

If I set the relative path to '/serendipity/' all the links take me to the main ...

The only way I could get this to work was to include the following line:

<? include("serendipity/wrapper.php");?>

in the file financial_monkey.php in root directory

The file wrapper.php is per your code in the main site. It includes the index.php in the serendipity directory, and passes it to a ...

Hi,

I can't see anything entitled "HTTP path to serendipity"

What I have set are:

Relative Path: /financial_monkey.php?page=
Url to Blog: http://www.invidion.co.uk/financial_monkey.php?page=
Index File: wrapper.php

Are these correct ?

Rgds
Neil

Hi,

I have just embedded serendipity into the following site using the wrapper method:

www.invidion.co.uk/financial_monkey.php

While everything seems to be working smoothly, I noticed a problem with the Archives.

I set the index page to show the last 3 entries.

However, if I click on the ...

Sorry, you are correct.

I managed to find everything within the styles.css

I think I have spent so long doing this today that I can't think straight any more. Time to go out for a coffee....

Many Thanks
Neil.

Hi,

I managed to crack this problem and get it working. Compared to the trauma of trying to embed WordPress in an existing site, this has been much easier in comparison.

The only issue I seem to be having at the moment is matching the css styles of the posts so they mirror the rest of my site.

I ...

Hi,

That's what I thought I had to do.

I had set the indexFile to 'wrapper.php', and this has no problem displaying the initial blog entries.

However, if I click on any entries within the page, they take me to a page with the serendipity directory:

i.e.

http://127.0.0.1/testsite/serendipity ...