evandonovan
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Created Posts don’t existI found a workaround for this issue at the XAMPP forum (http://www.apachefriends.org/f/viewtopic.php?t=29577&sid=8455d392b6a4c21a9d3e96141cbf914a). Apparently, it’s a problem with the autoincrement in XAMPP 0.7.2’s version of MySQL. Guess I’m going to have to install it using the Mac OS version of MySQL
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Created Posts don’t existI am also experiencing the same error as uta, who began this thread. When I try to save or edit posts, WP says they do not exist. If I edit their IDs in PHPMyAdmin, they show up. I am running XAMPP v. 0.7.2 on Mac OS X 10.4.11 & have WordPress 2.5.1 installed.
I believe this is not the same error as that experienced by carlr, since I am unable to create any posts with an ID of 0.
Here are the IDs of the posts in my wp_posts table (in order of creation):
1 Title: Welcome to WordPress (this one shows up)
72057594037927937 Title: About (doesn’t show)
72057594037927938 Title: autoincrement (first one I created & tried to publish, doesn’t show)
144115188075855874 Title: draft (tried as draft, doesn’t show)
144115188075855875 Title: draft 2 (second draft, doesn’t show)If I look at the other tables, the same thing is happening, except for on wp_term_relationships. wp_options shows the pattern of ID incrementing to its fullest extent:
1
72057594037927937
72057594037927938
144115188075855874
144115188075855875
216172782113783811
216172782113783812
288230376151711748
288230376151711749…and so on. There the settings can be changed properly, however, despite the ridiculous ID numbers.If anyone can determine why the autoincrement functions improperly, it would be much appreciated.