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  • Forum: Installing WordPress
    In reply to: Uploaded image problem after upgrade to 2.3.3
    Thread Starter dbuttric

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    17 years, 10 months ago

    This problem gets more interesting.
    The wp_postmeta table entries for each attached image look OK, and each attached image has a post of type inherit, and it has a good guid.

    What’s more all the images exist in the right place on the filesystem.

    The thumbnails are showing up correctly, but when you click on them, the return the error that the attachment was not found.

    I’ve been guessing database, but after a thorough trace through the tables, I cant find anything that would cause this.

    Anyone have any ideas?

    Thanks in advance for any help!

    David Buttrick

    Forum: Installing WordPress
    In reply to: Uploaded image problem after upgrade to 2.3.3
    Thread Starter dbuttric

    (@dbuttric)

    17 years, 11 months ago

    I’ve noticed that wordpress generates a file name with the word thumbnail in it. It is in the same directory as the original image.

    Does anyone have a php script that greps your disk for uploaded images, and then based upon that and the thumbnails, regenerates your uploaded media table, and resynchs your blogs attachments?

    If so, could you share that script with me? I have to fix a friends blog.

    Thanks

    David

    Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: The sidebar is at the bottom of the page…
    Thread Starter dbuttric

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    19 years, 2 months ago

    At the bottom of my latest post was a <div /> tag. Could that actually cause that behavior? why would a single nameless, classless div cause that to happen?

    When I first learned the div tag, It’s purpose was to provide a vertical division between two blocks.

    Could this be a CSS problem?

    Thanks for the help!

    Forum: Installing WordPress
    In reply to: Post-mortem for failed MT to WP migration
    dbuttric

    (@dbuttric)

    20 years, 6 months ago

    Yup, I’m having exactly the same problem.
    I’d love to have some docs about how to turnon some debugging.
    I’ve coded perl, and asp. but never PHP. So while i can understand most of teh code, inserting debugging statements is probably beyond my scope right now.

    So my questions are these:
    Is the format of data fixed? What I mean is I’ve looked at the data file that i made. It looks liek this:
    AUTHOR: xxxxxxx
    TITLE: This is a test
    DATE: xx/xx/xxxx 06:21:00 PM
    …
    …

    Is it OK for the AUTHOR field to come first? or should the title come first? Or does it not matter what the structure of the data is?

    It would be very cool if the import tool would, when it fails, tell you how many records it read, and show you the list of users that it read, so that you can start to eliminate problems.

    Thanks

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