I had the same problem, you might find that it’s your theme. If you switch to the WordPress Default you’ll probably find that your code starts working and the widget text is saved (at least that will show if it’s the theme or not). You might want to try the ‘All in One Adsense and YPN’ plugin, which I use on this site though I hand coded for the Ad banners above on this post – in order to keep this site looking professional I didn’t want ad banners appearing on every post and in fact my homepage has none at all. I have a category in my posts called Adsense, if a post belongs to that category then the Adsense banners appear at the end of the post.

You can download the plugin from here.

If you want to know how to do the category check like I do in the post above let me know and I’ll post the code for you, but you will have to get your hands dirty a little bit dirty with PHP.

Simon

Drew:

#1 – While it’s true that the Drupal coding standards say to leave off the closing PHP tags in your files, you don’t need any PHP tags at all except around actual PHP statements. If there’s no PHP in the file, the server should process it as normal HTML even though it has a PHP file extension. For example, the only PHP tags in my user-login.tpl.php file are around the print $rendered statement. Other than that, none.

#2 – The best (read: easiest) way I’ve found to replace the title is with the String Overrides module. ( http://drupal.org/project/stringoverrides ) Works great although sometimes you have to do a search through the code to see what’s actually being passed to the t function.

–Loren

Simon.

esnupv.org is UNIX with apache
esn.upv.es is WINDOWS 2008 with IIS7

I’m trying to move from A to B

esn.upv.es is an alias of esn.webs.upv.es so that shouldn’t be a problem. In fact this URL is working (note the ‘webs’ in the domain):

http://esn.webs.upv.es/sites/default/files/catadevinos.jpg

It seems to me that the petition is never reaching the imagecache module…. Is that possible? How can I check it?

Thanks again for your help!

Hey Jorge, I’m with you.. I’ve found IIS7 really very different from IIS6. 7 is a lot more like Unix than 6 ever was. You will find yourself dealing far more with scripts now than you ever did with IIS6. It’s not a bad thing tho’ IIS7 just takes a little bit of adapting to that’s all.

From what I can guess, you’re only problem will be with what your unix .htaccess file is doing – I take it that your web server is Apache?

I may speek a little bit of Spanish but the first thing I noticed your server displaying (guessing 2008 with IIS7?) is this:

Error del servidor en aplicación “ESN.WEBS.UPV.ES” – Look at the URL! it’s adding WEBS in between the address you need.

The rest of this stuff actually looks fine to me and there’s no reason it shouldn’t work – fix the above problem and all of these other things should go away -

http://esn.upv.es/sites/default/files/imagecache/header/catadevinos.jpg

http://esn.upv.es/sites/default/files/catadevinos.jpg – working!

Dirección URL solicitada http://esn.upv.es:80/index.php?q=sites/default/files/imagecache/header/catadevinos.jpg
Ruta de acceso física E:\vhosts\esn.webs.upv.es\httpdocs\index.php
Método de inicio de sesión Anónimo

All the best

Simon

I’m trying to migrate a site from unix to IIS7. This site is using drupal and the imagecache is heavily used. However I’m having trouble getting it working.

The site is http://esn.upv.es

Rewriting is working cause I have activated the nice urls but….

This works:

http://esn.upv.es/sites/default/files/catadevinos.jpg

This doesn’t:

http://esn.upv.es/sites/default/files/imagecache/header/catadevinos.jpg

In the original site, both are working

http://esnupv.org/sites/default/files/catadevinos.jpg
http://esnupv.org/sites/default/files/imagecache/header/catadevinos.jpg

Any idea what can be wrong??

Thank you!