Hello to everyone! I have installed plogger on my server and integrated it on my current site. I'm using classic theme. When i search any term there i receive some errors like: => At the top of my site: Notice: Undefined index: searchterms in /home/librazhd/public_html/fotografi/plog-includes/plog-functions.php on line 2230 Notice: Undefined index: searchterms in /home/librazhd/public_html/fotografi/plog-includes/plog-functions.php on line 2230
=> At the gallery : Notice: Undefined index: searchterms in /home/librazhd/public_html/fotografi/plog-includes/plog-functions.php on line 99
=> At the footer of the gallery: Notice: Undefined index: searchterms in /home/librazhd/public_html/fotografi/plog-includes/plog-functions.php on line 2299
The search term i used is: "kornize" and the url after search is "http://www.domain.com/fotografi/search/?searchterms=kornize"
Basically, your server is not registering the "?searchterms=kornize" as a $_GET or $_REQUEST variable. I'm not sure what that is all about, but basically it thinks your URL is "http://www.domain.com/fotografi/search/" instead of "http://www.domain.com/fotografi/search/?searchterms=kornize".
I won't be able to help you unless I can get temporary FTP access to your server to run tests as to why your server would not be registering $_GET or $_REQUEST variables for mod_rewrite. If you would like me to take a look at it, you can email me temporary login information to sidtheduck AT gmail DOT com and you can delete or change this information after I have run my tests. Or you can talk to your webhost to see if they can figure out why $_GET or $_REQUEST variables are not being registered in the REQUEST_URI Apache variable.
It seems like you are running your own hosting? If so, can you let us know what server software you are running (Apache, IIS?) and what type of machine you are running (Linux, Windows, Mac). For some reason (like I said above) your server is not registering the $_GET or $_REQUEST variables from the URL.
I'm on a vps with centos 5. I'm using php 5 on some scripts and php4 (via .htacces) on others. Plogger is working on php5 with Apache/1.3.41 Thank you for your help and sorry for this late reply.