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  • Thread Starter EdZee

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    Thanks for the advice. I will do them. I agree that this problem is now resolved because the Auto Limit Posts Reloaded really does its job in my other blog that uses the same Origin Theme.

    Thread Starter EdZee

    (@edzee)

    @thefreewindows – Again, thank you very much for taking time to help me. This is what I did to follow your advice. I have a relatively new blog that is also using Origin Theme at http://blog-edzee.rhcloud.com/ so I tested your plugin there and it worked except on the Sticky Post that still shows the auto-generated excerpt by the theme. You can see the issue if you will click the link to my blog now. I may decide to use it there.

    My blog where ALP does not completely worked is an old one (more than 5 years old) and I have plenty of plugins installed in there. In testing ALP there, I am sure there is no other active excerpts plugin and as I said it doesn’t work. Again, I really wonder why is it so.

    If you care to check, Origin’s built-in Pagination Links in my old blog’s Homepage (http://xicowner.jefmart.com/) also doesn’t work so I have to retain an old pagination plugin which is a duplication. I do not know programming so I also cannot make the built-in pagination links to work.

    Thread Starter EdZee

    (@edzee)

    @thefreewindows – Thank you very much for your reply. I was able to resolve the issue by deactivating a plugin that caused an old excerpts plugin (not Auto Limit Posts) to malfunction. My blog now has the excerpts I want using that old plugin.

    I am sorry to say that I still can’t make Auto Limit Posts (ALP) work even after I removed the plugin that caused the trouble with my old excerpts plugin. I don’t know what’s causing ALP not to work with the Origin Theme that I am using in my blog.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: WordPress.com Stats list

    My Site Stats at WordPress.com Global Dashboard also stopped working yesterday when I encountered the error. That is why I am saying that WordPress.com was also shutdown simultaneously with the Jetpack announcement. I also see some blog posts that says their WordPress.com Stats stopped working.

    By the way, I can now access my Manage Plugins dashboard after my son, a webhost administrator, manually removed the WordPress.com Stats plugin. With what’s happening, I am not inclined to put back the plugin yet though it worked pretty well for me in the past.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: WordPress.com Stats list

    Thank you very much, Tim. I will take note of your advice and may try it later. At the moment, I am testing StatCounter and Google Analyticator for my blog statistics and GA Popular Posts and nRelate plugins in place of WordPress.com Stats and its Popular Posts plugin respectively.

    I really wonder why WordPress.com and WordPress.org would decide to force us to upgrade to Jetpack without considering the users who are in similar situations to mine. Can’t you not just rollback the version of WordPress.com Stats so we can still use it?

    Thread Starter EdZee

    (@edzee)

    Sorry, further reading says I really need to upgrade my WP version. I got confused with with the word “later” in “2.7 or later”. Thought it to be “older”.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: WordPress.com Stats list

    I have WordPress.com Stats plugin in my self-hosted blog (http://xicowner.jefmart.com/) using WP Version 2.9.1 I can no longer upgrade my WP version because my blog theme will no longer be compatible with it.

    Yesterday, when I upgraded the plugin, the Jetpack banner that says “Future upgrades to WordPress.com Stats will only be available in Jetpack. Jetpack connects your blog to the WordPress.com cloud, enabling awesome features.” blocks my Manage Plugins dashboard. I am decided to uninstall WordPress.com Stats plugin but cannot do so anymore.

    Please help. The phenomenon is already causing problem because I can no longer upgrade any of my plugins.

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