Just found this. Downloaded the plugin, and found it to be incredibly handy. Worked like a charm. Thanks so much.

Ah -- permissions problem. Works totally fine.

Man, I must've been asleep at the wheel last night....

Ah, thank you kindly -- I'll try that!

Wow -- easy like Sunday mornin'.

I should have just thought of that.

Thanks!

I searched around for a thread that details exactly how to add multiple HTML nuggets, but this thread was the closest I came.

So. How does one add multiple HTML nuggets? Or multiple instances of the same plugin in general? (I'd like to add a second static page, too.)

Thank you kindly!

I should also add that I installed the plugin exactly as romulus said: unzipped the plugin into the plugins folder. I did notice that supposedly plugins are supposed to sport a "serendipity_" prefix while this one is named "romulus_". I tried renaming the folder and the file to reflect those ...

Hi there --

I posted a question about static pages over in the general forum and someone pointed me in the direction of this plugin. Yay!

There's only one problem: I don't see it showing up in the event plugins dropdown menu. Boo!

Any idea as to what the problem is? I thought that just sticking ...

Hrm. Running into a little bit of trouble over here. I inflated the plugin into my plugins folder, and it's not showing up on the event plugin dropdown list. I took a look at the API documentation which indicates that plugins have to be named "serendipity_" and this is "romulus_" so I renamed it ...

Thanks! That looks like exactly what I need.

Quick follow-up question: are these plugins, like, re-usable? What if I wanted two static pages, not just one? Could I make a copy of the plugin and call it something else?

This may have been covered before, but I poked around a bit and couldn't find anything. Admittedly, my search-fu ain't great. My apologies if this is covered ground.

I am more or less a newbie to things like stylesheets and PHP. BUT! I'm a Unix sysadmin who has done some programming in her day, so ...

*ponder*

Interestingly, I had mod_rewrite enabled first, and that didn't work. Which is weird given what you say, 'cause I know it's enabled in my Apache conf, and functionality that depends on it in other blogging software I'm testing works fine. But, for yuks, I switched to Errorhandling. And the ...

Hi there, all,

I just installed Serendipity for the first time. It looks to kick the pants of all the other blogging software out there. Rah!

I added the Shoutbox plugin. But the shouts don't show up on the blog page. Any ideas as to why this could be?

Thank you kindly,
Elizabeth