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I don’t know…

Disabling all the plugins and turning them on one by one wp polls was the only one that caused the “Saving Draft” message to stay on forever.

Thanks for the SQL commands, I really appreciate!

It was shooting an already sent header error.
I already did the wp-admin uninstalled, but the plugin is leaving behind many rows and tables in the database.

Now I only need the specifics of this:
I need to completely remove wp-polls from the WordPress database. There are many other rows and tables that the plugin doesn’t remove (p-pollsa, wp-pollsip, and wp-pollsq) I already removed these tables, but there is still many rows in other tables that also need to be removed.

I just need to know which one are the other rows I need to remove.

Thanks,

Here is an update:

I just did a manual WordPress 3.5.2 upgrade and that also didn’t fix the problem.

This is what I am noticing now: creating a post and trying to search an image using the media uploader will make the website unusable, which means that if I refresh the page I only get a blank page. Turning on debugging will not show any errors.
While the website becomes unaccessible for every computer in the house whether I am login or not. Readers are still able to go to the site without any problem.
After 5 – 10 website will start working again for me, whether I am login or not.
Cycle will repeat every time I try to upload an image.

Thanks,

Small less than 300 kilobytes. I think the problem is something different though.

The problem is that when I open the media uploader, some images will show up, scrolling down will not trigger the infinite-scrolling. After I do this, if I refresh the editor or I go to any web page of my site it will not response, refreshing again will result on blank page.

Then I have to wait about 5 or 10 minutes before I can reload any page or dashboard again. The most interesting part is that only happens when I am logged in or logged out on any computer on the house. But users for other places don’t experience any problem. I tripled tested this by using a proxy and the website works fine.

I tried deactivating all plugins and changing the theme to the WordPress twenty-twelve and I experience all the same issues.

I also called my host provider, but didn’t help, they say its a WordPress problem.

Thanks,

I just disabled all the plugins and I still having the same results. The only thing different I noticed was that after disabling all the plugins and refreshing the post the code in the “Text” editor transform the “<” to HTML character entities (like in the tweet I sent you).

Sadly if I copy and paste the code here, WordPress will rewrite it as well. I hope you can get the idea. I also sent you a tweet with a screenshot that shows how the code looks

Should I have to be using the symbols instead?
Thanks,