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You can try repairing the database through cPanel -> phpMyAdmin, or a database plugin that has a repair function if you have one.

You have the in_cat argument set to TRUE, meaning the links will cycle only to posts in the same category as the one you’re on.

Remove that argument.

Nice, interested to see what ya’ added. Play with it all you want and I’ll pick through your code and comments to see how it works. 🙂

Warning to anyone not following the thread. The following links to a plugin that’s only lightly tested. Use at your own risk for now.

Ok t31os, here’s the link to download the zip.

Any/all criticism, tips, etc. welcomed. The most interested part so far has actually been creating the options page. Still planning a checkbox to turn on/off the comment text, only have the variable to control it so for, haven’t coded it to the options page.

Have various other ideas bouncing around my head but let me know what ya’ think.

You can’t paste directly from Word. It inserts code that makes IE go haywire. You can do one of a few things to get content from a Word file to WordPress:

1) Copy and paste the content first into notepad, then copy and paste to WordPress
2) Use the “Paste from Word” button on the write post/page wysiwyg editor
3) Paste the content into the write post panel, then switch to the HTML view and remove all the extra code

I might guess it’s an unclosed tag of some sort, maybe a <div> tag. I guess it could also be a CSS issue.

What had you done to your code recently when you saw the change?

The conditional would be is_home() or is_front_page(), but it wouldn’t function right.

By definition really, the next/previous post links are designed for a single post view, which is why the code is added to single.php. Which means you’ll always be on single.php and the is_home() conditional would never resolve to true.

The problem you two are having is that whether you click to a post from the homepage or the same post from a different page, the template handling the single post view is single.php. There’s nothing in our solutions to track where a user clicked on the post FROM, and therefore no way to condition the previous/next post links dependent upon whether they came from homepage or your custom category page.

The first is a typical 404 error if you have not created a favicon for your site. I believe that some browsers (Firefox et al) automatically look for the favicon and it may return a 404 if you don’t have one.

The other error appears to be a standard 404 message. I don’t really see evidence of malicious intent.

As far as why you’re getting emails about this, you may have a plugin installed that automatically notifies you of 404 errors. Check your installed plugins.