AshtangaYogi

Is it just as easy as signing in to trac and using that bug tracking software to say what your working on? and is there any advice for people new to the bug fixes on what are more suitable bugs to work on?

Let me clarify my question, I understand I will need to use svn to keep in sync with the code repository, and that I will make commits etc.

However by what process are bugs assigned to developers to fix, and how would one get involved with workign on bugs?

Cheers

Got it, turns out the problem was with the following plugin.

User Theme Load a Theme for a special user (ID, IP, User_Level)
By Frank Bültge

Thank you.

Thanks Chris, I will give that a go now.

BTW, I have tried in a different browser and the website is https://www.russellsashtanga.info.

Things were slightly messed up on the menu, but upgrading it to wordpress 2.8.5 from the fantastico comntrol panel fixed that.

So the lesson is, a) always know what your doing, lol or b) always use the same method for upgrading.

I hope this ends up being useful to some one ??

Well it turns out the solution was very simple, at least it seems so. Im just checking here in case there is a side effect of what ive done I need to know about.

I renamed the wp directory to wp_broken
found a wp.zip directory and unzipped it, recreating what I hope is a safe copy before I trashed it.

My website now seems to be working.

Is this the right way to recover?

many thanks.

I have performed a test using WordPress 2.7 – I have no problems at all.

Is it possible there is a clash with another plugin? or mabye with that version of WordPress itself?