Hard coded paragraph tag around submit button as validator didn't like any lines of code inside a <form> tag not to be in a block tag.

echo '&lt'p>';
echo '<input type="submit" name="submit" value="'.T_('Search').'" class="search_submit" />';
echo '</p>';


Hard coded paragraph tag around submit button as validator didn't like any lines of code inside a <form> tag not to be in a block tag.
[code]
echo '&lt'p>';
echo '<input type="submit" name="submit" value="'.T_('Search').'" class="search_submit" />';
echo '</p>';
[/code]

Hard coded paragraph tag around submit button as validator didn't like any lines of code inside a <form> tag not to be in a block tag.
[codespan]
echo '&lt'p>';
echo '<input type="submit" name="submit" value="'.T_('Search').'" class="search_submit" />';
echo '</p>';
[/codespan]

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The warning was an empty <span> tag. I found it in [\inc\_core\ui\forms\_form.class.php Line 174. Remove the value and just left '', an empty string.
Line 173: 'title_fmt' => '<span style="float:right"> $global_icons$</span><h2>$title$'."\n",
Line 174: 'no_title_fmt' => ''."\n",
I've had to put a space before '$global_icons$' above to make the text wrap to the container.

I created this site in March 2008 as I wanted a way of easily recording daily events and related data with the ability to make it available to others.

The main benefit is not having to use any programming application or FTP client to post to the remote server.

It also allows user comments to be added.

Currently the main blog 'blUsh' is about a personal health issue. It contains no details of any individual nor any illegal or questionable content. If you are interested please let me know why by commenting and I will consider providing access.

Thank you

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By default, blogs are displayed using a skin. (More on skins in another post.)

This means, blogs are accessed through 'index.php', which loads default parameters from the database and then passes on the display job to a skin.

Alternatively, if you don't want to use the default DB parameters and want to, say, force a skin, a category or a specific linkblog, you can create a stub file like the provided 'a_stub.php' and call your blog through this stub instead of index.php .

Finally, if you need to do some very specific customizations to your blog, you may use plain templates instead of skins. In this case, call your blog through a full template, like the provided 'a_noskin.php'.

If you want to integrate a b2evolution blog into a complex website, you'll probably want to do it by copy/pasting code from a_noskin.php into a page of your website.

You will find more information in the stub/template files themselves. Open them in a text editor and read the comments in there.

Either way, make sure you go to the blogs admin and set the correct access method/URL for your blog. Otherwise, the permalinks will not function properly.

See also forum post Setting up first blog - Stub file