Thanks for the quik replies guys! Everything looks OK now, just had to make an adjustment to my Google control panel to see the current stats.

best,
SF

s9y 4vr

Just installed the Google Analytics plugin Friday, 48 hours later its still not tracking.

The plugin instructions were straightforward, but while I think I did everything right it doesn't appear to be tracking and I don't see the Google code in any of my blog pages' source code.

I put my Google ...

Just a note for other s9y users who (like me) are not XML experts, and encounter XML-based plugins...

When using plugins like "Link List" where you need to code in XML, remember to be mindful of XML reserved characters. I forgot that ampersands cannot be used with XML without escaping it some way ...

Thanks a lot for the info, Don. I have it installed now and it's pretty cool.

I should say here that while I like these plugins I think that the UI Serendipity has developed is pretty inscrutable. Or maybe the 3rd party developers need better documentation. I like the interface but I really didn't ...

Yes, it's there. Maybe what I should ask is: where do I go to access the controls, what to do?

I'm going to the "Configure Plugins" link, but am not seeing anything. Is it accessed somewhere else in the admin, being a back end function?

I am new to s9y. I am trying to use the plugin "HTML META-Tags". I downloaded it and then uploaded the expanded directory to my "plugins" directory on my s9y site. I am not seeing it in the Configure Plugins page though. What am I doing wrong?

If I have the answer to this it may clear up the whole ...

Jude, thanks for the tip. Yes I am using FF3 but I went over every field and re-input.

I looked and looked for an .htaccess file in the main level of the s9y directory but never found one. Also not sure about the "URL Rewriting" setting. All I have for this is a drop menu and no option for "none ...

Hmmm... I looked for it and am not seeing it. Yes my FTP client and Mac OS finder can display .htaccess, I've worked with these files before. I also just downloaded Serendipity again and un-tarred it to see if it created a new htaccess file, but nothing is there either.

I am looking for .htaccess ...

I changed my blog directory name from 'serendipity' to 'blog', and everything seems to work fine - except that I get the generic directory listing when I access the blog at my site www.thesfchronicles/blog/ .

I know that this is probably an htaccess file issue, but I don't know where that file ...