granteots
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
Whenever I am on the write screen, the save and publish buttons keep flashing, and I can only click on them when they light up.
I think this is happening because wordpress is saving a draft almost every second, although I could be wrong.
Does anyone know how to fix this? It is slowing down my whole browser and making it very difficult to post.
I just noticed with the 2.5.1 upgrade. It's really a problem.
DustyPaws
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
Same problem here. Just upgraded to 2.5.1 now the draft gets saved every seconed once I start to type...
And before it even becomes a question... Yes, I've cleared the browsercache.
Pls. guys / gals, you have to realize that I'm really happy with Wordpress and all, but pls. don't roll out upgrades with bugs as serious and obvious like this one.
In hope for a quick fix,
Dusty
DustyPaws
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
PS. I'm using FireFox 3b5 @ Windows XP SP2
Maybe that helps figure to out what's wrong.
I'm having the same issue... I'm also using Firefox v2.0, and I noticed that as I attempted to switch between tabs while writing a post, it took FOREVER.
jaffermaniar
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
I am having the same issue and this is serious !
It's slowing my computer down drastically and eating my server bandwidth.
Please have a fix ready by this weekend !
DustyPaws
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
Okay...reverting to 2.5 and wont upgrade until at least 2.5.5 is out. This is just hilarious. You guys could at least have replied to this with a simple "noticed, we're on it...".
Instead...nothing.. :/
I hope they just release 2.5.2 this weekend.
wordpressfan
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
Seeing that publishing content is at the heart of any blog platform, this problem (which I also experienced after upgrading to 2.5.1, is a major setback. I am reverting to 2.5 and, like others, won't upgrade until a bullet-proof update has been released and user-approved.
I had the same problem. I deleted all the files and uploaded WP again. I still have the problem with the buttons flashing but they are not doing it every second now. It still takes longer than usual for the post page to load and refresh after publishing. I have two WP instillations on my server and the same problem with both. Went back to 2.5 on one and problem went away. Hoping for a fix to come out soon.
Same problem: flashing buttons and browser is getting very slow + cpu-heat is increasing!
Latest version of Firefox on Ubuntu. I've had no problems with 2.5.
resgalen
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
I don't know if this is connected to each other, but the image upload button now results in a beautifully darkened browserscreen which stays that way indefenitely. In 2.5 it worked ok (with the flash uploader disabled).
DustyPaws
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
@resgalen: I don't use this Plugin, so it's probably not related. :)
jaffermaniar
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
I am actually surprised there is no word from the developers yet !
Is there a desktop solution you guys recommend while this problem is being resolved ? (I wish wordpress rolled out it's own. That would be very neat)
(I have two PC's running Ubuntu and Windowx XP)
I had to resort to using MarsEdit, a Mac program to remotely post... If I didn't have that, I'd be dead in the water.
I cannot reproduce this.
There will be no fix until somebody figures out the cause of the problem. A fresh install of 2.5.1 does NOT do this.
I have the exact same problem and I've just upgraded to 2.5.1. I can't edit my entries at all. It saves a draft every second and the buttons keep flashing.
I've used IE, FX and now Safari. Same thing.
I did a fresh install of 2.5.1, didn't touch my database, and it works. I encourage all to do the same.
jaffermaniar
Member
Posted 1 year ago #
jbabler is right. It was suggested that you also need to replace files in your root folder to fix this problem. http://wordpress.org/support/topic/172302/page/2?replies=22#post-747254
In short, replace everything except for the "wp-content" folder (it contains your themes and plugins) and the "wp-config.php" file (that has your database information).
Checking the /wp-admin/upgrade.php page will show that the database is already up to date.