Posted 1 year ago #
I'm having a problem whereby pages will publish, but aren't accessable through >> Manage >> Pages (it says "Published (7)" then, underneath, "No pages found.")
I have seen one other post similar to this while searching, but no fix. Have removed and recreated databases and done full clean installs. Checked with all plug-ins off (this was actually a problem since a fresh install) and double checked permissions on the folders.
Has anyone experienced or, more helpfully, fixed this problem?
Posted 1 year ago #
Chris, where are you at with this?
About to chase it as I cannot work (as usual).
I spent yesterday chasing a breakage caused by page names with a colon (not in page slug, just title).
Today it's "No pages found" or more often 'cannot display webpage' - page being ..wp-admi/edit-pages.php. And I have 170 pages happily displaying when I browse my site.
Looks like another day wasted fixing the blog.
Phil
Posted 1 year ago #
Hmmm, it came good after my 27th click. Since it's unlikely a self-repairing function of mysql must be network or webhost related. Or are there mysql repair bots roaming the cyberverse doing good deeds?
Posted 1 year ago #
I have the same problem.
Was using google chrome for a while until pages disappeared from Manage Pages although the count is correct. Same for Posts.
Then I switched to Firefox 2.017 and it worked for a while then the problem returned a few hours later.
Switched to IE 7 and it cleared again so I tried clearing cached data in FireFox and hey presto! it worked.
Maybe it's a browser session thing? dunno, but it's a bug for sure
Posted 7 months ago #
Check with your host provider. I had a similar problem runing version 2.6 and the database crashed. I logged into my Control Panel at my host and they had a way to check the MySQL database. Told the admin and they fixed the problem. Hope this helps.
Posted 4 months ago #
What if the data is happily sitting in the database but the site won't display then? Same with my posts too!! Everything was fine until I upgraded to 2.8!
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