That's exactly what I was hoping for, so thanks, Don . Though I'm still open to the possibility of having a completely separate feed option without altering what's there (even through an offsite service?), this should work just smashingly.

Hi folks..

I use the Syndication plugin on my site, and it works great. I export my entries to Facebook, to help garner more views, and to save space (and for other reasons like spoiler reviews) I often make use of the extended entry option. I selected the option in the Syndication plugin to NOT ...

Don's solution was just what I needed! Thanks, as always, guys.

Using your example, what is the source of the first line of text if the second line of text is the actual entry title?

So, I am working on a monthly blog series that will be titled "Second Chance Reviews" and I would have the title of what I am reviewing, whether a movie or book, as the second ...

I have an interesting question to pose - is it possible to create a line break within an entry's title?

The goal would be to create something visually similar to this:

Weekly Blog Series Name:
Individual Entry Title

The idea would be to have the ability to do this on each individual entry, as ...

The alternative is to put a .htaccess into each dir in which you set "DirectoryIndex index.html" to be able to use the URL without a filename.



Haha! That worked like a charm :D Both work, but I prefer the visual aspect of just using folder structure in the address bar, so I prefer that ...

@Don Chambers - Sorry for the confusion, my day has consisted of taking a college math test and staring at code, so I probably could have been more clear :wink: The problem is that all of my subdirectories are being rerouted to the main s9y index page.

@judebert - Thanks for the response. I ...

Hi folks..

I just finalized transferring my Serendipity install from it's original /Blog/ folder to my site root - to better integrate my blog with my site and it's links. I've spent quite a few days redesigning the template to get it just right - when, after finishing this evening, I noticed that ...

Thank you very much, sir! I thought I'd exhausted every resource on the site looking for an answer - I guess I missed one .

Hi folks,

I've recently decided to move my blog from it's folder into the main site root and use it as my main index page. All has gone well, but as I am now redesigning the default template to match my previous index page, I am not able to use this code to bring in my own personal sidebar for my ...

Thank you, very much for your help, it's working perfectly! I really appreciate it when someone patiently finds the time to help someone else - it's a nice, rare treat to find in the world.

Serendipity has been a really nice setup so far, so thanks for that too, while I'm at it.

Hello once again :)
Ok... I understand how that goes together now, thank you. However, I can not get it to find the cid on it's own. If I include the cid number, that is all it will export - however I haven't been able to output anything by any other means. I have included the entire code that I am ...

For each item of the RSS 2.0 feed you should see a wfw:commentRss link, there you should be able to use PHP and preg_match() code to extract the entry-ID?


I have done research and studied how preg_match() works, but for the past couple of hours I have been thinking of how to implement it all ...

Do you maybe mean a URL like this:

http://blog.s9y.org/comment.php?serendipity[entry_id]=192&serendipity[type]=comments


Yeah, that's just what I'm looking for - I just don't know how to set the link to be dynamic, so that it will point to the comments of the latest post feed every time I post ...

Hi Garvin...

Thanks for the response! It threw me off seeing what time you posted, but then I realized you're in Germany - and I'm in America. :lol:

I tried the feed access you suggested, but it's not quite what I was looking for. Again, this may be an issue I'll have to handle with SimplePie ...