chattan

As above, my site was still slow after disabling the admin bar, but running upgrade.php fired things into life (I think it synched my database with 3.1). Try yourdomain/wp-admin/upgrade.php in your browser bar.

That is fast, but local variations in ordure and implement could introduce a wide observation range.

Don’t worry about the code. Now that I’ve got a workround from settings changes, it’s cleaner to avoid patching and wait for a fix release which I hope will tidy things up properly.

That was a rhetorical question. I think I’m alive.

Decided to run upgrade.php which was cathartic. Response times now as fast as shit from a shovel.

Some warning shots about accessing one of my multi-sites, but it’s there ok and the protests stopped after log off/on. Network update message has vanished also.

May have to revert to real work tomorrow. Long day today…

I tried putting ianaleksander’s code at the beginning of functions.php but couldn’t then login. Wrong module? Wrong place?

I reverted to updating my user profile and this time I was able to uncheck both admin bar options and save changes. No effect on delay times though, still 5+ minutes.

Tried doing some network admin: went to update network, waited ages, said it had completed ok but message wouldn’t disappear from top line.

Tried looking at my sites: dashboard said 15, but when I clicked on my sites, it reckoned I didn’t have any.

So, slow as death and no sites any more. Am I officially dead?

I tried removing the admin bar from my profile, but after a 5 minute wait, the profile page re-appeared with the check boxes re-checked after I’d unchecked them! Is there another way of getting rid of the bar?