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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Need solution for uploading large PowerPoint filesIs using something like drop.io not an option?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Conditions of Excerpt and More tagsThat code didn’t work for me but this one did: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/149280
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Next/Previous Links not workingHi everyone.
I’m experiencing a similar problem but with a difference:
When I create a gallery in a page, the next/previous image navigation works fine.
When I create a gallery in a post, the next/previous image navigation doesn’t work at all.
Can anyone think what might be causing this?
I’m on WordPress 2.6.0
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Very High CPU Usage7milesdown – how big is your wp-options table?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Database crashes when I save postHave found the problem was related to a new plugin I’d forgotten I’d installed, WP Security Scan:
http://semperfiwebdesign.com/plugins/wp-security-scan/
After disabling it the problem went away.
This is now resolved.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 2.5.1 crashes database after savingThis sounds like the same problem I’m having here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/190278?replies=2
So far I’ve got no idea how to fix it – I hope someone can help.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Database crashes when I save postI’ve upgraded to 2.6 but I still have exactly the same problem. I can save or publish a post once. But the second time I try to save or publish anything, the database hangs and my site crashes. It’s essentially unusable.
I’m at my wits’ end with this, I have no idea what could be causing the problem. I’ve tried repairing and optimising the database but it does nothing. I really hope someone can help.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Very High CPU UsageI found my wp-options file had many instances of something called Magpie RSS in it, presumably an RSS feed caching tool.
I deleted all of those row which reduced the wp-options table from over 8Mb to less than 1Mb. However within 12 hours they had all returned.
I had been using an RSS plugin to add RSS feeds on a couple of pages so I found and deleted every instance of that, and then deleted all the Magpie RSS rows again.
18 hours later the wp-options file is still less than 1Mb and there’s been no repeat of the high CPU load I was experiencing before. Fingers crossed…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Very High CPU UsageIf it’s too large is bad. WP-Options should be around 1MB (that’s what I have with over 5000 pages). If it’s larger than that or has more than one instance of cron or permalinks or rewrite_rules, etc. it’s bad and you should delete them after you have made a proper backup. Also optimize the tables when you finish editing them. Use phpMyAdmin for all there processes.
P.S. Imagine how useful was for me to find the solution after I got banned a few times from shared hosting, killed my server with 0.5 requests / second, etc.
I have 2,061 posts and 314 pages. My wp-options table has 362 records and is 8.2 MB. I think this may be what is causing high CPU load on my blog.
I’ve had a look in it using phpMyAdmin but from what I can tell there is only one instance each of cron, permalinks and rewrite_rules. However I only barely know my way around phpMyAdmin and am not confident to do much more than repairing and optimising tables.
It does seem there are quite a lot of references in wp-options to plugins I no longer use.
What can I do to reduce its size? I’ve got an angry host threatening to close my site so I’d be very grateful for help.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: TinyMCEComments] Labels dont show, only codeI have exactly the same problem.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot publish after 2.5 upgrade – post stuck in draft – post=0OK it turned out my “post=0” problem was not actually related to the 2.5 upgrade – it was caused by my recent move from a server with MySQL 5 to one with MySQL 4.
I had done this by usng the MySQL 4 output option in PHPMyAdmin. Apparently that strips out “Auto increment” code from the database.
Fortunately I also had a backup of the MySQL 5 version of the database from the same time so I opened both up in text editors and looked for instances of the Auto increment code in the MySQL 5 database. I copied all those over into the MySQL 4 database, uploaded it and hey presto! Working blog.
This is now resolved.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to add RSS feed to posts?If you want to show the content of an RSS feed in a post, then you’ll need:
1. A plugin to display the content of an RSS feed. For example:
http://bueltge.de/wp-rss-import-plugin/55/
2. A plugin that allows you to run PHP in your posts so you can use the above plugin in your post. For example:
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: What’s best option to transfer WP from domain A to B?Search WordPress transfer domain
http://www.bloganything.net/775/how-to-move-your-wordpress-blog-to-a-new-web-hosting
http://abhisays.com/wordpress/transfer-your-wordpress-blog-from-one-server-to-another.html
http://cormacmoylan.com/blog/software/how-to-transfer-your-wordpress-blog-from-one-host-to-another-host.eireAnd in the WordPress docs:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress#Moving_WordPress_to_a_New_Server
It’s a bit of a slog – good luck! One tip: never try to do it at the same time as upgrading your WordPress software. Upgrade first (if you can), make sure it all works, then move.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Web Host Mysql 4 vs. WP Mysql 5 ConflictAh I’ve managed to sort this. It turns out in PhpMyAdmin when you export a database you can select to export as MySQL 4 (and earlier versions). I did that, uploaded the new database and that worked.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Web Host Mysql 4 vs. WP Mysql 5 ConflictI am also having the same problem – my database is MySQL 5 but the server I’m moving to is MySQL 4 only. What should I do?