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Ja, eigentlich schon, but then the others wouldn't be able to understand what we're talking about

Found the cause: Since the index dir has an open handle pointing to it when the cache needs to be created, it can't be renamed. When reloading the page, the cache already exists, and the renaming of the index dir will work.
I added a helpful error message.

All the best,
Arvid

This is due to the update from Smarty 4.2 to 4.3 - PHP functions used as modifier must now be registered as modifier explicitly. Fixed it
(And by the way, the username input in the login form finally has autofocus now - this bothered me for sooo long )

Thanks and all the best,
Arvid

Hi,

you did a pretty good job of transferring the look of the old website to the new one.
Also, I find it nice to see that FlatPress also works for sites that are more static than blog.

Keep it up!
Arvid

This is just awesome - can't remember any other "living" FlatPress instance this mature. You witnessed the early days!
I'm glad you're still happy with FlatPress, good to have you around!

All the best,
Arvid

Awesome, thank you very much for taking the time to inspect this and for providing and testing the fix. I just fixed it in the FlatPress code.

And again, you're both so much of help - thanks!

Neat one!

Okay, thanks for letting us know!

But now it's just BBCode not being parsed, no real errors - right?
In this case, all contents of course would have to be rewritten in Markdown, the static page "Menu" for example, in order to be displayed properly. After all, the BBCode parser is deactivated

Hi, this would make a nice new plugin, say "LastEntriesWithThumbnails" :) My thoughts: Take the original LastEntries plugin, rename it, and then: Set the fullparse parameter in the new FPDB_Query() call to true (line 29) to retrieve not only the metadata of the entries, but also their cont...