Christopher Roberts

Thanks to a post by Boutros AbiChedid I have found a way!

Add this code to functions.php – I added it right below <?php

Here is the code – just replace YOUR URL with your first comment redirect page

/*START FIRST COMMENT*/

/************************************CODE-2*******************************
* @Author: Boutros AbiChedid
* @Date:   May 14, 2012
* @Websites: bacsoftwareconsulting.com/ ; blueoliveonline.com/
* @Description: Redirect to a 'Thank You' page only after the FIRST
* Post/Page Comment.
* @Tested on: WordPress version 3.3.2
**************************************************************************/

function redirect_after_first_comment($url, $comment) {
	$comment_count = get_comments(
						array(
						'author_email' => $comment->comment_author_email,
						'count' => true
						)
					);
	//Check if this is the first Comment (based on the Commenter email)
	if ( $comment_count == 1 ) {
		//Redirect URL for first time Commenters.
		wp_redirect('YOUR URL'); /* MODIFY the Path Accordingly */
 		exit();
	}
	//Else, return the current post for repeated commenters.
	return $url = get_comment_link();
}
//Hook the 'first_comment_redirect' function to the 'comment_post_redirect' filter action.
add_filter( 'comment_post_redirect', 'redirect_after_first_comment', 5, 2);

/*END FIRST COMMENT*/

Hope this helps someone.

That is the limit they have said, I don’t want to move, so what can I do?

Apparently WP was using all the resources on the shared server it was on, so has been moved to a probation server.

The WordPress site has been taking up a lot of CPU which suggests that the scripts not are in good order.

What can I do?

basically can install new plugins, but can’t activate… err big problem!

Well, had a few issues, site moved server along with 2 others running WP. Those sites came back up, and raw HTML/PHP etc. files on Technology Bloggers did too, however WP was completely down, all pages visible and admin console.

Reloaded wp-admin and wp-includes but no luck
Started removing plugins, and after removing a few, got it to work again.

Hello Dolly was disabled but still installed, I can enable and disable that at will.
If I add a plugin back to the server via FTP (or via WP), it is fine, click enable and entire admin console goes down.
If I add a plugin back to the server via FTP (or via WP), it is fine, disable an existing plugin, click enable and it is fine. I can then enable the existing plugin again.

Weird hu? Why is it doing that?

Do you understand, I think what I have written makes sense?

When I try to install a new plugin also and the entire wp-admin console goes down when hit activate…

how would I do that, back up wp-content and then remove all plugins?