• albandi

    (@albandi)


    I get an Internal Server Error (500),
    if the commentfield is empty and I try to submit.

    If the fields email or name is empty there are no problems in ie6.

    File: wp-comments-post.php
    Browser: ie 6
    Tested with firefox: no problem

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  • myarhidia

    (@myarhidia)

    You’re not the only one. For me it works fine with both firefox & safari, however IE6 & IE7 I get the 500 server error as well.

    I have removed the .htaccess file and that had no effect, stumped as to what to do next.

    Thanks in advance to anyone that can assist.

    myarhidia

    (@myarhidia)

    Forgot to mention, it’s version 2.5 and there seems to be a duplicate thread here http://wordpress.org/support/topic/166266

    albertuxmty

    (@albertuxmty)

    I have the same problem but using firefox 2.x and IE7

    mi log:

    IP – – [21/Apr/2008:16:03:01 -0400] “POST /wp-comments-post.php HTTP/1.1” 500

    some fix ?

    Thread Starter albandi

    (@albandi)

    myarhidia

    (@myarhidia)

    albandi,
    thank you very much, that fixed it. 🙂

    For future Googlers that are experiencing the same, mysterious “Server 500” error in Internet Explorer after submitting a comments form that fails validation:

    The problem is that Internet Explorer (prior to version 7) will not display error pages which are smaller than 512 bytes. As of this writing, WordPress 2.7 has a bug in which it does not make the error page big enough to be greater than the 512-byte threshold after gzip compression (which is often turned on for many hosting providers like DreamHost).

    I’ve written a up a blog post that does a better job of describing the problem, including screenshots, a temporary fix, and a link to the bug I reported to the WordPress dev team: http://www.clintharris.net/2009/ie-512-byte-error-pages-and-wordpress/

    hi charris,that’s the right solution!thanx a lot!

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