bobmorris60

Maybe your new server doesn’t support ‘latin1’ as a DEFAULT CHARSET. This is the version of the alphabet that it uses.

Call your tech support and ask to speak to someone who understands mySQL.

It’s probably doing a division calculation and trying to divide by zero, and that will crash any computer on the planet (if it’s not trapped.)

About line 517 in 2.0 is “function posts_nav_link” which does indeed contain division. Looks like posts per page is zero. Anyone know why that could be happening?

$max_num_pages = ceil($numposts / $posts_per_page);

It was already there. So referring back to my trusty “Using CSS with HTML” book, I experimented, and the following worked.

#linkcat-1 {
list-style-type: none;
}
Oddly this works with linkcat-1 AND linkcat-2. Weird, huh.

Thx for the help, it got me back into the book one more time.

Thanks, my blog is hosted elsewhere, I didn’t get it through WordPress, that explains why no API key.