Thanks!
Kelly

I would like to turn the month links into “true” toggles. Right now, when you click on a month to expand the articles underneath, there’s no way for you to undo that action. I would like to be able to click back on that particular month and it collapse the list.

Any help on this would be great.

But if it’s unnecessary, I’ll drop runphp. Please let me know.

Thanks!

With the latest release of my plugin, there isn’t any need to use Exec-PHP or any other plugin to allow PHP code within a page.

What URL did you install my plugin on so I can take a look?

Thank you for your support by the way.

I’ll see what I can do about your feature request as I have a list of some things for an upcoming release.

I did find a conflict with the Exec-PHP plugin, which I had to disable in order to get this to work, fyi. More info on the plugin here. Thankfully, I just installed that plugin and didn’t have anything dependent on it yet, so it was an easy fix.

I do have a feature request, though – I’d love to have the ability to exclude a particular category from the archive (namely, my automatic Twitter updates – I figured out how to exclude them from my homepage/monthly archives, but don’t know how to do it in your code.)

Thanks again for your work; will send some Paypal love shortly after I restock my account…

Let me know if you want some help in upgrading your WordPress install.

As you can see here, I got your plugin working perfectly AND even left your credits! (just messing with you AsceticMonk lol)
http://www.fitbuff.com/blog/archives/

And right now, I have a temporary plugin set up to browse by category at:
http://www.fitbuff.com/blog/categories/

But, as you can see, the Categories page doesn’t look nearly as “Clean” as a similar plugin to yours would. Right now, they would have to browse through pages of entries, some cat’s even containing repeated posts, to the point of it might as well just be one long list of all entries.

I’m hoping that with a similar plugin from you, it will list all the categories: Bodybuilding, Dating, Exercise, etc. Then, when you click on Bodybuilding, it expands to list the titles in that category, and when you click on Dating, it expands to list the titles in that category, and so on.

I’m starting to understand a LITTLE bit more about previously foreign terms like “css”, “php”, etc., so I was even thinking, “Hmmm, maybe I will try to go into the plugin folder and see if I can just find out how to substitute “category” for “date”?”. Obviously, once I opened the file, I quickly learned that I’ve got a LONG way to go before attempting anything like that, and am in awe of people like you that churn these things out like robots lol.

A few people have asked the same question about adding categories and I do have it on my “to-do” list but I’m taking a few days off from this plugin to let my brain relax.

Keep checking back with my site and once I have something going for this, I’ll be sure to post about it.

What is your blogs URL?

Excellent plugin, I was looking for something to do exactly what “Clean Archives” does. I’ve already added it, and it works perfectly.

Now that I have it set up to browse by date in an “Archives” page, is there a way to have the exact same setup, except arranged by category on a separate “Categories” page.

For example, where it says “May 2007″, it would have the category name, and where it says “April 2007″, it would have the second category name. Then, clicking on the cateogry name, would expand into a list of the post titles listed in that category, just as it does now in the “date categories”.