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  • Don’t know if this helps anyone, I had this issue when upgrading versions of WordPress on Dreamhost, the upgrader seems to have forgotten to add the tables for wp_terms, wp_term_taxonomy and wp_term_relationships.

    I had the exact same error when creating a post, and after adding the tables, the error went away…

    Hi Dennis,

    I would recommend a tool like Firebug (plugin for FireFox) that will help you inspect your markup on the browser-side.

    I’m not sure how comfortable you are in php, but you could try my debug plugin to look at elements on the php side of things without breaking your live site.

    Hope that helps,
    Aaron

    Agreed, moshu…
    I have installed dozens of WP sites on different hosts and the only issues I’ve encountered are my own errors. Failing to set up the proper user has been the issue a number of times. I would recommend downloading WAMP5 (if you’re a Windows person),installing the local webserver and testing locally if you are getting into WP installs and modifications. This will allow you to make changes and test very quickly instead of the constant remote testing frustration. It may also lend objectivity to the scenario.
    Cheers,
    Aaron

    If your plugin is in a folder, use

    add_action(‘activate_folder/plugin.php’, ‘function’);

    Note, it has to be forward slash, backslash doesn’t seem to work (escapes the character)

    Aaron

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