andyrathbone

Couldn’t stay away. I called up the WordPress app on my Motorola Xoom, and this is the error message when I try to access Stats:

unterminated entity ref (position:TEXT @15:83 in java.io. InputStreamReader@408c0ce0

Make sense to anybody?

Since I’m seeing the same error message — and I’m now seeing you all here with the same issue — it’s most likely a problem on WordPress’ end, not mine.

So, I’ll assume that several hundred thousand eager visitors dropped by my blog today. Hope that’s confirmed tomorrow when WP fixes the problem! ??

The latest beta, 3.2.1b4 also works fine on my site, Mitcho. (Although you’d fixed this problem earlier on my server with 3.2.1b2.)

Thanks again for a fantastic plug-in!

Mine’s still working fine today with 3.2.1b2, mitcho. Let me know if you want another sql dump from me to compare with others who are still having problems.

Wow, that was fast. Installing version 3.2.1b2 fixed the issue for me. Thanks!

@mitcho I opened up phpmyadmin and e-mailed you a mysql dump of the yarpp_related_cache table both for v3.1.9 and v3.2. Hope it helps.

Yes, mitcho, the “self-relating with match score of 0” appears on the site itself, not the admin side.

And yes, it occurs on every post.

I checked, and it doesn’t matter whether or not the post has revisions; every post is always self-relating with a match score of 0.

I’d be glad to send you a mysql dump of the yarpp_related_cache table, but I’m not quite sure how to do it. Do you need a file already inside the yet-another-related-posts-plugin directory?

Or is this something I need to manually generate?

Just like delapuravida, I uninstalled 3.2, uploaded 3.19, and it’s working again.

Yes, this looks like a different issue than the one you mentioned above, mitcho.

With 3.2, YARPP only shows the current post being displayed as the related post.

I’ve changed the Match Threshold from 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1, and still, it only shows the current post as the related post.

It was a problem with a file in my theme. Restored that file, and all was well.