<link rel="SHORTCUT ICON" href="/favicon.ico" />

since i using firefox as my major development browser and this code display the favicon perfectly ok on firefox , i thought this is the correct way to using it ( ya i know by right i should check this againts  cross browser )  until the users file a bug on this , the favicon is not showing on IE 7.

after some research on the web and doing some testing on the site , finally i found the solution , there are 2 thing i have miss out

• IE7 have a bug to recognize favicon on relative path, that why the path for the icon must be aboslute path , which mean the ico image file with full domain.
• there is a need to declare the mime type for favicon , which is the  type="image/x-icon".

<link rel="shortcut icon" href="http://domain/favicon.ico" type="image/x-icon" />

after this you might still not seeing the favicon appear on your IE , you need to clear your cache first and reload the site, the first time be slightly slower but it should be display the favicon after a while. Below is the image what favicon is , in case some of the reader don’t know.

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Base on the forum thread in addthis community , it seem like quite a lot of user having this problem, i have no idea why they still want to include this flash file , but the additional flash file which included in their widget is the major cause for this bug. The solution is adding this line in the javascript

[js]
<script type="text/javascript">
var addthis_disable_flash = true;
</script>
[/js]

this will actually disable that flash file, once this is done  , there will be no more loading message appear when you view on IE.

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after some research , i find out that for getting the total user , it  can be done in 4 line , if your host/server is having PHP 5.2 and above.

[php]$hash=md5($url);
$delrawoutput = file_get_contents(&quot;http://feeds.delicious.com/v2/json/urlinfo/$hash&quot;);
$deloutput = json_decode($delrawoutput, true);
echo $deloutput[0][&quot;total_posts&quot;];[/php]

what you actually need to do is convert the url into md5 hash and send over to delicious API , it will return json data and after json_decode ( function that available on php5.2 and greater ), you can get the total user count.

If you want to use this in your wordpress theme , just paste the below function in your theme folder , on a file call functions.php , after that you can just apply the function in your theme with provided url.

[php]function getDeliciousCount($url){
$hash=md5($url);
$delrawoutput = file_get_contents(&quot;http://feeds.delicious.com/v2/json/urlinfo/$hash&quot;);
$deloutput = json_decode($delrawoutput, true);
return $deloutput[0][&quot;total_posts&quot;];
}[/php]

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