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Trackbacks don’t work (postmeta is full of _pingme)

4pus — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 21:53:23 +0000

Hey there. Clear and brief:

My blog is running on wordpress for almost a year. However, Trackbacks did never work, I never saw a comment appear on someone else’s site, Technorati wasn’t informed (though I entered the adress), etc.

Well, today I read something about “cron”. I looked into my mySQL-Database and really, there are 472 entries including meta_key=_pingme

Does this mean anything? Is there any chance to send Trackbacks? By the way, my host doesn’t support sockets but curl().

Thanks in advance for anyone trying to solve my problem!

EDIT: I’m on wp 2.7 and I both used automatic trackbacking and trackbacking by entering URIs manually.

What do _pingme & _encloseme do?

Thu, 01 Feb 2007 21:41:25 +0000

I was looking at my postmeta table to look at some of the custom fields I have been using. I saw that every post had a _pingme row and a _encloseme row (posts where I edited other fields had two rows of each).

What do these do? Why are they being made even though I am not specifying them when I make a new post? Is there a way to stop them from being made if I decide I don’t need them in my database?

How to manually trigger pingback/trackback?

Thu, 15 Jun 2006 10:01:36 +0000

Hi,

I migrated from my old homemade cms to WordPress by manually populating the database. Several pages are based on the static-page-extended plugin. Due to some conventions introduced in this migration process, I sometimes even write posts by patching the database. However this way I some WordPress actions don’t get triggered. One of them seems to be the ping ot other sites. Therefore my question:

How do I manually trigger the ping in WordPress?

Do I have to fill in the field “wp_posts.to_ping“?
Should I run “INSERT INTO wp_postmeta (post_id,meta_key,meta_value) VALUES ('$new_post_ID','_pingme','1');“?
Can I trigger then spawn_pinger() ?

Christian

_encloseme and _pingme after uploading image

Sat, 25 Feb 2006 17:21:32 +0000

I am in the process of setting up my WordPress system. So far the installation went well, but when I try to post an image, I get this in my post: _encloseme: 1
_pingme: 1

Can somebody point me in the right directions, so I can get rid of them?

ThanKs

Annie

Trouble with Custom Fields in 2.0

wblogan — Sun, 01 Jan 2006 21:01:40 +0000

Just upgraded to 2.0. (Nice!) I went to add some custom fields to my post and the keys “_encloseme” and “_pingme” appeared without my permission. I attempted to edit the custom fields and they do not appear in the edit area. I deleted the post and started over. The unwanted fields are still there and I can’t get rid of them.