What ‘classes.php’ file are you referring to?
Is the file there?
You may have a partial upgrade and need to manually copy the files up.
yeah, it’s missing….I’m guessing it’s supposed to be there….I’ll d/l straight from the source.
It’s not in the official release….weird….
That file was removed in 3.1.
You need to update the files in your root directory as well, in order to prevent wp-settings.php from trying to include the non-existent file.
The “View all posts…” string is now in wp-includes/category-template.php.
awesome! thank you so much….I’m guessing by letting wp upgrade for me it upgraded all of the files in my root directory because that’s where it had gone missing.
Another problem I have come across in the upgrade is that my footer isn’t working….the text is there…but nothing else…it’s not a huge loss but it looks pretty darn ugly. Any idea why this could have happened?
I’m guessing by letting wp upgrade for me it upgraded all of the files in my root directory because that’s where it had gone missing.
WordPress deletes the depreciated files only when it upgrades, so yeah, that’ll do it 🙂
Check your theme and make sure that a call to wp_footer() is in the footer file.
Okay, we’ll stick to the other topic then 😀
