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Just testing, pls disregard.

December 18, 2008 Stephanie Leary 2 Comments

I think I’ve hosed the LJ crossposter — or rather, I’ve upgraded it, and the new version is hosed.

ETA: Seems to be working, although I lost one post from LJ in the process. Technology, el yay.

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  1. Preston says

    December 19, 2008 at 8:25 am

    Is this 2.0.5 you’re testing? I’m still on a hacked 2.0 but it seems to still be working with WP 2.7 so I was going to leave it alone.

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  2. Stephanie says

    December 19, 2008 at 10:52 am

    Yes. I fiddled with it for nearly an hour before I got it to work, so yeah, leaving it alone might be a good thing. If you do upgrade, you might have to go through and change all instances of “<?=” to “<?php echo” since the developers got lazy there and forgot that many servers don’t support short open tags in PHP.

    Check the issue queue before upgrading. I filed a bug on the errors I got, and one was already there on the short tag issue.

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