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Templates. It should be all explained in the help section/readme etc.

Analize? That sounds kinky (should be analyze)

Most likely for the same reason it was deleted again
- Ifa

Your host most likely does not support php

Have you considered using $PHP_SELF (you can look it up in the FAQ, there is a topic about the parameters you can use) and using a diffrent page for the full storys.

It's the page where you use the cutenews include code, ie

$number = '5';
$template = 'something';
include('cutenews/show_news.php');

Or he could just use $PHP_SELF, like he said in his post... Also, great job with the solution, I'm sure that will work just as fine as $PHP_SELF... 

if your page is http://www.pasqualemarinelli.com/
everything seems to be working just fine now?

Problem is that the right side news does not show the full story, right? Well, the central area shows news form categories 1 2 3 4, while the right side news are from category 9. See the problem?

Using

$category = isset($_GET['ucat'])?$_GET['ucat']:'1,2,3,4';

instead of

$category = "1,2,3,4";

might just work

And don't use

$category = isset($_GET['category'])? $_GET['category'] : false;

Basicly it tries to find a none existent $_GET['category'], and when it does not find it, it gives $category "false" value (disables it). This is why the full story works, as there are no categories set, but why every categories are shown...

Perhaps...

$count = count(file("path/to/news.txt"));
$start_from = mt_rand(0, $count);
$number = 1;
include('path/to/show_news.php');
unset $start_from;
if(isset($_GET['start_from'])) $start_from = $_GET['start_from'];

Would work? This is, ofc, for active news...

Without coding, and the easiest way, would be to make a extra category for those news that go to 1 and 8. This though might not work for everyone, depends on the use.

Example: News in category 1 and 8 go also to category 9, and then just use $category = "9";

Or do you want to start hacking?