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Does this mean you can’t use coralcdn.org + free-cdn plugin if you are using google analytics (and/or adsense)?

Whenever I see “chmod 777” on a file I always cringe.
Does .htaccess need to be executable? NO!

Seriously?? The plugin can’t just do that on install? create the .htaccess file automatically?

It’s like “here is this greawt db management program, but we can’t figure out how to touch a file on the server to secure it…”

cp ~/path/to/htaccess.txt ./target/.htaccess

seriously — every good plugin does this sort of routine stuff automatically. I know sometimes you can’t execute but in an environment that allows it, you should ??

my 2 cents! good plugin besides this obvious oversite.

How do you know the host didn’t wipe your DB? Just a suggestion — it does seem odd that a caching system would wipe out a database.

Enabling Beta mode and clicking save appears to fix the problem.

<link rel='stylesheet' id='sexy-bookmarks-css' href='https://www.example.com/wp-content/plugins/sexybookmarks/spritegen/shr-custom-sprite.css?ver=3.2.4' type='text/css' media='all' />

This spritegen folder exists, but it is empty.

I am getting the same problem.

It appears the css is not getting applied correctly (nor the js).
ALl I did was upgrade the plugin. I also switched to WP Total Cache, so perhaps there is a setting (defaults) that need to be modified for SexyBookmarks to work?

thanks, but i already did that…I tried both sql restore (didn’t get categories or pages to show up).

and I tried the rss import restore (same thing).

I realized that it only created duplicates of the first 4 posts — so i just deleted the extras, but I didn’t get categories or pages into the database, not sure if they’re in the backup files (rss and sql) or if there is a bug with the older WP version.

any suggestions on how to proceed?

I’ve reset the password without any problem…however after I initially login, something happens that results in duplicate posts in the database.

I am lost here, don’t know why other than a bug that is re-inserting all the old posts more than once. It is strange that this only happens after logging in.

the site is: https://www.access-matters.com

1) update database with sql dump
2) click /wp-admin/ (i’m immediately asked to “upgrade wp databse” — which I do by clicking the link.
3) posts look fine at this point, so I reset password in phpmyadmin as described
4) login with new password (at this point when I visit the blog i have 3 of everything).