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Thanks for your help skippy. I had removed the code from my main header.php file, however I looked around my webspace and came across an older version of the file which still had the code in from when I had my WordPress set up within a subfolder. I didn’t think it would affect it anymore but hey, it did. Removed it and everything seems to be working fine. Sorry for wasting your time, and thanks again for your help 🙂

Anybody? I’ve seen this error mentioned before but nobody has a definite answer. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

If I turn off the plugin I get a blank page with this error on it:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: vote_poll() in /home/virtual/site79/fst/var/www/html/wp-content/themes/default/header.php on line 2

I tried removing the snippet of PHP code which calls the poll, but strangely the above error still remains. However, if I remove “<?php vote_poll(); ?>” from the header then it goes back to the original page, with the original ‘WordPress database error’ on. This is getting more confusing by the second :/

Heh. I was messing around with the Page templates and it appears to have fixed itself – seemed to be related to the Comments form, for some strange reason. I am an idiot, sorry for wasting your time.

Ouch, that’s a lot of errors. I’m not being lazy, but there’s no way I can fix all of those and/or make a new theme within my deadline (about 5 days). Honestly, it worked fine in every browser the other day, I’m just trying to find out what the relevent CSS or HTML values are that could have caused this. It must have something to do with the page.php because it only happens on Pages, but beyond that I really don’t know what to do.

That’s pretty neat skippy, I’ll remember that. WordPress continues to impress me 😀

That’s a pretty neat article, thanks kickass. I’ll take into account what you said about Kubrick too. Thanks for your help!

Thanks folks 😀