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  • I had
    require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-settings.php’);
    at the beginning of the multisite lines in wp-config.

    Everything is ok now. Thanks.

    Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
    In reply to: undefinedfunction
    Thread Starter lokrin2000

    (@lokrin2000)

    I had
    require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-settings.php’);
    at the beginning of the multisite lines in wp-config.

    Everything is ok now. Thanks.

    Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
    In reply to: get_blog_details
    Thread Starter lokrin2000

    (@lokrin2000)

    I had
    require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-settings.php’);
    at the beginning of the multisite lines in wp-config.

    Everything is ok now. Thanks.

    Thread Starter lokrin2000

    (@lokrin2000)

    I had
    require_once(ABSPATH . ‘wp-settings.php’);
    at the beginning of the multisite lines in wp-config.

    Everything is ok now. Thanks.

    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/377729?replies=2

    I’m still having the same problem as listed in the above thread. I’ve double checked everything in this thread including the link listed above.

    I have the my sites link and I’ve updated the wp-config.php and .htaccess files and I still get the same error message.

    Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
    In reply to: get_blog_details
    Thread Starter lokrin2000

    (@lokrin2000)

    WordPress 3.0 downloaded from trac

    Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
    In reply to: wp-admin/wp-login.php
    Thread Starter lokrin2000

    (@lokrin2000)

    Thank You

    Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
    In reply to: wp-admin/wp-login.php
    Thread Starter lokrin2000

    (@lokrin2000)

    http://wordpress.org/download/nightly/

    WordPress.org >click> downloads >click> nightly builds

    So, are you saying that nightly builds are NOT built nightly?

    I’ll look, but can you give me an url to the trac page for the download?

    The current release of WP is 2.8.

    f you are feeling really experimental, you can get on the 2.9 development path by setting the version to “2.9-dev”. Unlike the 2.8 development path which contains only fixes to high-impact bugs, the 2.9 path is where new feature development is happening. You probably want the 2.9 path only if you are a developer.

    I just downloaded WP 3.0,uploaded it to a subdomain, read the directions and did a fresh install to a newly created database.

    Nowhere at all did I see an option for multiple blogs. Nowhere.

    @raboodesign the extra amount of code isn’t really all that much, and the download size of MU/WP is still only a quarter of the size of one of the competitors.

    Remember, over 90% of MU is WP code. They’re only adding in the multiple blog specific stuff.

    One thing I’d like to see in the installation script- whatever is NOT wanted is NOT installed!

    I do not want any foreign translation files. Some people do not want any multiple blogs. U.S.W.(Etc.) Go ahead and have it in the installation files, but make sure they are either not installed or deleted when the installation finishes.

    Same with other options that have a possibility of bloating the blog.

    Thread Starter lokrin2000

    (@lokrin2000)

    Ok, I give up. I will have over 600 messages in one forum. When I delete duplicated messages I will still have over 500 messages. Of those, most of them ARE STILL duplicates.

    So I am turning off all the RSS feeds here and will no longer read them.

    I still have no idea who’s completely idiotic idea it was to program things this way nor why someone doesn’t just remove that little piece of code.

    Most web hosts use Linux and not Windows. Default behavior in Linux is that ALL folders and files are case sensitive.

    Default in URL is that everything up to the .com, .net or .wtf is NOT case sensitive, but everything following that first / IS case sensitive.

    I’ve always gone by the rule to make all publicly seen folders and files to be all lower case and anything I want slightly hidden to be initial uppercase.

    DO NOT go around and change the case of your folders and files now! They are already coded to work the way they are. Unless you know what you are doing. You can change your Blog directory to blog, but before you do, change the info in your wp-config.php file. You may need to also change something in your database via PHPmyAdmin, but I don’t think so…

    Can you make a screenshot and send us a link to that?

    Categories are very broad items that you use over and over and over again. You probably want about a dozen or two (dozen) categories at most.

    Tags are a finer sort for items that are not used that often. You can have hundreds or thousands of tags.

    Take the forums here for example. Each forum would be a category and then each post can have tags that are applicable to it but not to the forum as a whole.

    Such as the Plugin and Themes forum (like a category), may have a tag for kubric theme or a tag for wp-dtree plugin.

    Thread Starter lokrin2000

    (@lokrin2000)

    Update – Host commented out the following from my .htaccess file.

    php_value auto_append_file none
    php_value auto_prepend_file none

    I don’t know where those came from. Probably some plugin. Will have to watch out for them in the future.

    Right now I sent them four traceroute outputs. From their control panel to me, the reverse – to the control panel from me, to my site from me, & to their support site from me.

    Waiting for a reply from them.

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