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Any updates on this? I would LOVE to be able to embed it into a page rather than via widget on the front page.
Thanks.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Regex ID: 1861 – invalid regex string!I should add that I had added that spam word to my blacklist after getting severly spammed one day. But the question sill is: Why are some registered users seeing this error when they post?
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: Unknown column ‘comment_count’ in ‘field list’Similar. But I don’t know what SK2 is, nor do I have anything spam related loaded yet.
This error affects all posts. Maybe I could export the comments table from 1.5 and then import the sql file into 2.0? Would that work?
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: No Editor at allI didn’t realize that there is an RC3 out there! I did a fresh install with it, and the Edit tab works fine!! That’s great. Sorry to cause any disruptions to the release on Monday…
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: No Editor at allI disconnected from my ISP and tried to load the site. For some strange reason, I couldn’t log in. However, I was able to get to the admin panel by clicking the ‘edit’ in the Hello World post. This time, I had to click on the Edit tab 24 times for the Edit Post portion to come up. Then I had to reconnect to my ISP so that my other clients wouldn’t get too ticked 🙂
Now the interesting part:
My development box is networked to my web server. So I went directly to the server and pulled up a browser and logged in with IE 6. When I clicked on the Edit tab, immediately I got an error:
“Problems with this web page might prevent it from veing displayed properly or function properly. In the future, you can diplay this message by double-clicking the warning icon displayed in the status bar”
ERROR ON PAGE:
Line: 10
Char: 25998
Error: Expected ‘)’
URL: http://www.mysite.org/wp-admin/post.phpA refresh of the page gave this “error on page” code:
Done, but with errors on page:
Line: 503
Char: 1
Error: ‘tinyMCE’ is undefined
Code: 0
URL: http://www.mysite.org/wp-admin/post.phpAnother refresh and all was fine. I continued to re-fresh with no issues and good page loads. However, if I navigate to *anything* else (other tabs, view site, etc) and then come back to the Edit tab, I *always* get the “Done, but with errors on page” error which has to do with the ‘tinyMCE’ issue. The first error (Expected ‘(‘) I never saw again.
So now I decided to go to a second box on the network and hit the server from there. Site loaded fine, admin login fine. When I clicked on the Edit tab, I got a blank page (IE). However, the status bar at the bottom read this:
http://truefindpage.com/404/error.php?partner=avant_bl&err=dns&url=truefind.mysite.org…When I tried to refresh, I would then just get the same “Page not found” error that I got on the other development box on the network.
Next I tried Firefox. Same exact issues as on my first box. The header would load, but not the rest of the page. Usually the Dashboard tabs would load, but not always. Sometimes just the word ‘Dashb’. So I’d have to click on it to load the dashboard to see the ‘Edit’ tab again.
Here’s my summary:
Edit issue is over the network connection as bringing up the edit tab on the server itself is less problematic (although it does give specific errors). I don’t believe the problem has to do with being connected to my ISP, but it may have something to do with ‘truefindpage.com’…Do you suppose that my RC1 download is corrupt?
Thanks for your help. Getting closer, but not good enough where I’d want to use in production…
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: No Editor at allOkay, it seems to be a WordPress cache issue and not a browser issue as both Firefox and IE act similar. Basically, if I refresh the Write tab enough times, the page finally loads, usually after 8-10 times of reloading.
I’m wondering about my MySQL settings. MySQL 4.1.16 / PHP 4.4.1
In the MySQL panel, I have this:
max_questions 0
max_updates 0
max_connections 0Could this be causing the Write page not to load? It’s only that page as far as I can tell…
WinXP Pro, PHP 4.4.1, MySQL 4.1.16, Apache 2.0.55
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My Log of events
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Fresh Install
Refresh 19 times for Write Post page to load.
Go to “View Site”
Back to Write Post page — Blank again
Refresh 3 times for write Post page to load.
Go to “Presentation” and select “classic” theme.
View Site
Go to Site Admin
Go to Write Post page — Blank again with new theme
Refresh 8 times for write post page to load.
Go to “Presentation” and select personal theme from 1.5
View Site
Go to Site Admin
Go to Write Post page — Blank again
Refresh 11 times for write post page to load.
Select Write tab again (even though the page has loaded properly)
Blank page
Refresh 5 times for write post page to load.
Go to “Manage” tab and select ‘edit’ for “Hello World” page
Blank Write Post page
Refresh 22 times for write post page to load. Does not load Hello World page to edit. Just a blank one.With IE 6, I get a “This page can not be displayed” when I click on the “Write” tab.
Refresh 16 times for write post page to load.Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: No Editor at allOther menu items work perfectly. Refreshing the page in Firefox yeilds the header, menu tabs, and a blank body. When I try it in IE, I get an error (page unavailable, Cannot find server or DNS Error – Internet Explorer)
When I started over, I dropped the database, and deleted the directory and started from scratch.
What I will do is to start over again, this time paying careful attention to see at what point this is happening (assuming I can re-produce the error).
Dave
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: External PHP include kills wp includesThanks for the help! Okay, so the site in question is http://www.misionmeadows.org/2006/
My sidebar looks like this:
<div class=”sidebox”>
<div class=”boxhead”>- <h3><?php _e(‘Camp Gallery’); ?></h3></div>
<div class=”boxbody_random”>
- <?php include(‘random.php’);?>
</div>
</div>
<div class=”sidebox”>
<div class=”boxhead”>- <h3><?php _e(‘Want More?’); ?></h3></div>
<div class=”boxbody”>
- <?php wp_list_pages(‘title_li=’); ?>
</div>
</div>
You are correct in that if I put the external include at the bottom of the sidebar page, after all of the internal wp-includes, all is fine. It’s only when I run it before any internal wp-includes is there an issue.
As far as I can tell, this is the only thing I can find in the external random.php file that is the name of the database:
include(ROOT_PATH.’config.php’);
include(ROOT_PATH.’includes/db_mysql.php’);
include(ROOT_PATH.’includes/constants.php’);
define(‘SCRIPT_URL’, ‘http://www.missionmeadows.org/pix/’);
$site_db = new Db($db_host, $db_user, $db_password, $db_name);So I tried adding mysql_close($site_db); to the end of the random.php file like this:
echo “Comments: $image_comments<br>\n”;
mysql_close($site_db);
?>However, it doesn’t seem to do anything. If I remove the $site_db from the string, the errors disappear, but so does the wp-includes…
I’m wondering if there is another database name somewhere floating around?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: External PHP include kills wp includesI might add that the external php includes work fine in the body, but not in the sidebar which is were they’re needed… if that helps.
Thanks.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: External PHP include kills wp includesanyone??
Thanks
Dave
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: External PHP include kills wp includesSo if the name of the first db is ‘gallery’, you’re saying that I should use something like mysql_close($gallery); in the php page that is being called?
I tried it and it doesn’t seem to work….
I think I’m getting close to solving this thing….
Thanks.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: External PHP include kills wp includesClosing in on this….
I added mysql_close($foobar); to the random.php external include that I’m calling. Nothing happened.
Next, I changed it to mysql_close();
The random.php external include still works great, and now all of the error messages are gone! So what’s happening now is that by adding that statement, All mysql connections closed after the external include executes. However, it effects all remaining database calls, including those that the wp-includes need (that’s why there are no errors any more).So, was I supposed to substitute $foobar with something else? Perhaps the name of the database for the external include?
Thanks
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: External PHP include kills wp includesMy theory (above) didn’t pan out. I can put the external call outside of any div tags and the same thing happens — WP-includes look to call data from their respective tables, but from within the database of the external include causing an error.
The external include makes database calls to a database to display a random image. There is no type of mysql_close statement in it, or anything that comes close for that matter. Wouldn’t it make more sense that it should include some type of database close statement since the wp-includes are trying to use the same table? I’m too new at this stuff to know. Maybe I’ll try it.
Thanks
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: External PHP include kills wp includesForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: External PHP include kills wp includesI may have found the reason for the problems:
In the sidebar, there is a div class “boxbody” that is repeated for the various nav boxes. The first instance of boxbody contains the external PHP include:
<div class=”boxbody”>
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<?php include (“random.php”); ?>
</div>
The second instance of boxbody, contains the wp include:
<div class=”boxbody”>
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<?php wp_list_pages(‘title_li=’); ?>
</div>
Maybe I that’s where the first div class boxbody sees the external include and uses that for the remaining instances of boxbody?
Could anyone verify that? Would I need to create a seperate div class?
Thanks
Dave
- <h3><?php _e(‘Camp Gallery’); ?></h3></div>