now, i cant add http links in the articles … -.-‘
It’s not fixed in 2.6.1 and the patch by codestyling doesn’t work for me. I don’t know what to do. My client is NOT happy.
I have the sanem problem, since I updated blog to 2.6.1 (2.6?) how far I can remember.
I checked those files that ^redbyte mentioned, they’re properly uploaded (first, uppercase letter).
So I think, my problem is that my hosting provider (Dreamhost.com) had disabled the ini_set() function.
I won’t ask my privder to enable this fucntion if this has been submitted to WP Bug Track already (2.7 version very soon!) So now, I prefer to just edit quickly some files: http://www.wacdesigns.com/2008/08/02/fatal-error-require_once-functionrequire-failed-opening-required-textdiffrendererphp/
There is no “ini_set” bug anywhere in WordPress 2.6.2, because the places that ini_set is used are all ignoring the result.
See, this message:
ini_set() has been disabled for security reasons in /.../wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 1517
…doesn’t make any sense, because pluggable.php does not contain any reference to “ini_set” at all.
Now, the phpmailer class does use ini_set in some cases, however it checks for safe mode first and doesn’t use it in those cases.
Also, upper/lowercase always matters. Only Windows doesn’t care, every other operating system on the planet does. So yes, case is important and always has been.
Len
(@xeroteam)
I was getting a similar error, however, without the “inline.php” file. I used the patch from code-styling.de, but that didn’t help.
Then for shitz and giggles, I went to one of my working blogs, copied the Test folder, pluggable, and wp-diff files over to the blog that was broken. It worked perfectly. Before copying, I erased all instances of the “bad” files and folder from the broken blog to avoid any mishaps…
The broken blog was WP 2.6.2, the working blog was a WP 2.6.1 but the files copied over fine and without error.
