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Oops, just realized I didn’t change the first “example.com”. Once I did that I receive:

Success sending the GET.

Thanks.

Thanks Otto for your continued support. I did as suggested and received this error:

Warning: fsockopen(): unable to connect to example.com:80 in /usr/local/psa/home/vhosts/alarmpress.com/httpdocs/test.php on line 3
Error: Operation timed out (60)

Thanks Otto. Does anyone out there have any suggestions or advice?

I just spoke with our host and they said,

“You need to just wait for a patch to upgrade it or shut off the plugins you are using.”

Any suggestions, or known plugin conflicts?

Thanks Otto, I’ll chat with them tomorrow. I use Genevate, and they have been really WordPress savvy and friendly so far.

Hi, I never experienced this problem–until I upgraded to WordPress 2.3. Does this in anyway rule out that it is a server side problem (if the upgraded only affected WordPress, and not the server…)?

To elaborate, when I make a timestamp set for the future, the post no longer published on that date, I need to reopen that post once that timestamp has passed and click “save”.

Thanks.

Did this issue ever get resolved?

Hi, I’ve done a bunch of work since the last suggestions, however the site is still crawling. If anyone has suggestions I would be happy to hear them. Thanks. AlarmPress.com

Thanks for your thoughts. I tried removing the Voodoo ad temporarily, and it still loaded slowly. The text seems to load very quickly, then some of the images, but there are a few that just take forever. Also, on many pages, once the page is visually done loading (it appears everything has loaded) the progress “wheel” will continue to spin for a few minutes.

Thanks for the tip, Pninja, on Firebug.

Any other suggestions would be welcomed.

I upgraded to TinyMCE .04 and switched to using Camino on MAC OS X and things work well.

Tin68 I have no plugin called “wp2g” and still have the problems. Are things working for you now?

I’ve also noticed creating Categories only works sometimes. Logging out and logging back in will fix it.

Does anyone successfully use WordPress on a Mac? If so can you please share your setup? Thanks!

HI Moshu,

Thanks for the suggestion. The old reviews were created in a custom CMS. It uses PHP and a MySQL database system (accessed via an include file.)

I also have a problem using the same setup. Only parts of the WYSIWYG editor work, links and images create an empty pop up window.

Westie, I installed it fine but I did need to change the files to be writable. I placed them in the main directory (not the plugins folder).