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  • Thanks for the information. I had the same problem after upgrading to WP 2.8. Pasting

    <?php wp_footer(); ?>

    into my customized footer.php did the trick. 🙂

    No problems under WP 2.7. However, I started getting a similar message after I upgraded my local copy of WordPress to 2.7.1 (I always test WP locally before doing any updates on my live site):

    Warning: array_slice() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in D:\xampp\htdocs\clubda\wp-content\plugins\sociable\yoast-posts.php on line 43
    No items

    From what I could see, lines 42-43 of yoast-posts.php deal with fetching rss feeds from feeds.feedburner.com/joostdevalk. Should I worry about this or would it be OK to update my live site to 2.7.1?

    OOT: just wanted to give trihedron a virtual Pat in the Back(TM) for actually taking the time and effort to describe the solution.

    It’s really frustrating for me to search a forum only to find someone with a similar problem… who then answers his/her own topic two minutes later with a closing post that just says “Oh, nvm, found it. KTHNXBY.” Arrgh! 🙂

    I always try to close my posts with the solution I found (unless the back-and-forth conversation with others on the topic is good enough to map the solution for anyone). You never know who might need that info later.

    Thread Starter cobaltwolf

    (@cobaltwolf)

    Thanks for the reply. That is good to know. 🙂 I’ll start experimenting with this today then.

    I’m normally reluctant to do these sort of tweaks since I’m afraid of forgetting I made changes (as I often do) and then overwrite them while upgrading the plugin or something… or if I make a site for someone else and I never touch it again (and the new owner makes x or y auto update and overwrites what I did). I’ll try to be extra careful 😛

    Ed

    Thread Starter cobaltwolf

    (@cobaltwolf)

    Hmm, seems that I was too hasty to delete my old gigs, since I found another way to sidestep this issue.

    Simply editing the old post, and saving it, will attach the gig to the new category. Although at times I had to make changes twice so the gig was finally switched to the new category. Weird.

    I guess I can flag this one as sort-of “resolved” then 🙂

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