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1. Andreas Aronsson
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #
   

   I decided I would finally upgrade to 2.7 (http://andreasaronsson.com), and I was surely impressed with the new interface, though I soon cried blood.

   When I began editing a draft I was planning to post today and fixed a typo and saved, I noticed that the typo was still there! Then I noticed that it was true for all edits, they were really hard to get saved. A change would be saved after 3-5 edits.

   I am not sure what is going on, but it is really frustrating. I have also tried to reverse the order of the pictures displayed in a gallery in that post, and after a while it did not matter if I chose ascending or descending, the images were always in the same order.

   Am cry :( If I cannot get this fixed I will so revert to 2.6.5...

   I figured it could be Google Gears or WP Super Cache, but disabling both makes no difference. I even disabled all plugins, and still no difference.

   I did forget to disable my plugins before upgrading, could that cause a weird problem like this? Should I restore my backup and upgrade again?

2. Roy
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #
   

   Same problem was posted yesterday. Unfortunately none of the more technical users of this forum responded, so that thread is still open. More luck today?

3. Andreas Aronsson
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #
   

   The server which hosts my site currently runs PHP 4.4.X. I tried installing my blog on a local server instance which runs PHP 5.2.X, and then upgrading WP to 2.7. It went perfect and editing etc works as intended.

   I am still not sure if this is the actual cause for my problem, or if I messed up the actual upgrading, but my kind hosting administrator suggested a move to a server with PHP 5.X.X, so that is what is going to happen.

   I will post again if that solves my problem on the actual site.

   ** UPDATE **

   I tried to botch up my upgrade on my local instance by not deactivating the plugins, and it still worked under PHP 5, so I guess it was not the plugins but the PHP version, will see when the migration is finished.

4. Andreas Aronsson
   Member
   Posted 4 years ago #
   

   Right now it seems like the site works fine, so it was the PHP version that had me spooked. 5 works way better than 4.

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