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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Podcasting plugin 1.65: ‘buffering’ but not playingPlease disregard the last post; it was an issue with the bitrate.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Podcasting plugin 1.65: ‘buffering’ but not playingI am experiencing similar problems on another site. When we tested the latest version of this plugin (2.0b20) with a small 465 K MP3 file, the player worked as advertised. Then, when we attempted a larger MP3 file of 7,445 K, the flash player would go into the “endless buffering” described above.
Here is the 465 K post: http://libertarianpapers.org/2009/test-podcast/
And the 7,445 K post: http://libertarianpapers.org/2009/2-observations-on-professor-hayeks-plan-2/While this particular WordPress (2.7) installation is running on Apache for Windows, I have been able to duplicate the endless buffer issue on a Linux box running Apache 2.2.9.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: You are not allowed to edit this page.nsanden: That did it! You are a genius and a philanthropist.
On the particular installation in question there were two fields named “wp_[xxxx_]user_roles” so I changed the values in both. Not sure what deleting one of them would do, so I’m leaving it alone.
The field in question may be found in the wp_[xxxx_]options table for those less familiar with mucking around in the backend.
Version 2.3.4.1 of the menus still breaks when Script Compressor 1.4.3 is activated. Specifically, the dynamic CSS menus are not created; they degrade to standard lists and sub-lists, accompanied by a very tall, grey, blank header.
(Versions before 2.3.2 were never affected by Script compressor.)
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: You are not allowed to edit this page.I have encountered the same problem with both administrator accounts on the same installation. Existing pages are off-limits for administrators, as “You are not allowed to edit this page” appears in lieu of the editing fields.
Additionally, administrators have the ability to post new pages, but not to publish them – a [Submit for Review] button replaces the [Publish] button; new pages cannot clear a review process if the administrators don’t have the capability to do so.
Lastly, administrators lack the ability to delete pages; every attempt is met with a “You are not allowed to delete this page” alert.
The installation in question has a database prefix of wp_xxxxxxx_, and the fix given above does not seem to have any positive or negative effect. Another contributing factor to this headache may be the non-linear upgrade that was made from 2.0.x to 2.6.0.
Plugins have been deactivated with no effect on the lack of page editing capabilities. Under the hood, the wp_xxxxxxx_user_meta information checks out – both administrators have the correct data assigned to them.