The mechanism which notifies an author that you have linked to their article is called Trackback. It’s pretty useful.

Jon has done a great job making my code usable by the public. I generally write a piece of code, then lose interest and go onto the next challenge.

Try,
http://google.com/webhp?complete=1&hl=en and it will redirect you to
http://www.google.com/webhp?complete=1&hl=en.

Try,
http://www.maps.google.com and it will redirect you to maps.google.com

Try differents domains to login to gmail and you still end up in http://gmail.google.com/

This means, they are only limiting their scripts to point to a particular domain.

2 suggestions I have.

1) If domain is not correct, (maybe javascript can detect), redirect to main page.

2) Instead of linking the js file to the url defined in the settings, link it reletively, as in src=”../wp-content/…” something like that. That however would cause issues with paralinking, which in turn could perhaps have a workaround in the .htaccess file or the php files.

I would think method 1 is easier to be done. Method 2 if done would show solutions to other problems like linking uploaded files. Maybe you could find help in Wordpress Support Forums.

The error comes because the plugin asks WordPress what the address of the blog is in order to set the address to call the rest of the supporting javascript. As a testament to my lack of coding prowless and knowhow to reroute javascript/cross-site errors, the code I wrote is not all that robust and so if you have “www” in your siteurl but then access the site without using it, the plugin breaks.

Its a known issue though.

http://www.lab4games.net/zz85/blog/ works but http://lab4games.net/zz85/blog/ doesnt.

http://ganunu.info/blog/ works but
http://www.ganunu.info/blog/ doesnt.

The javascript error?

Error: [Exception... "'Permission denied to call method XMLHttpRequest.open' when calling method: [nsIDOMEventListener::handleEvent]” nsresult: “0×8057001e (NS_ERROR_XPC_JS_THREW_STRING)” location: “” data: no]

I figured I would need to use CSS to highlight’s Today date, and I couldnt think of what to use, so I used a white background first. And like you say, more customisation like greying out future dates, or colouring could get help from Eventcalendar2 or a little change in php codes.

Thanks for your LiveCalendar!

If you want to go forward in time, you can edit the mechanism that generates the link. It’ll generate the calendar in the future just fine but there won’t be any posts made available.

Other calendar plugins such as EventCalendar2 might help you out if that’s a crucial feature for you though.

And the current date is marked with a class called “Today” but in your css that means that it gets a white background, maybe changing that would help you out.