davgam

It would be nice if this error message could be pulled out into a template file somehow. The point isn’t that you need a host that doesn’t go down (always going to be some downtime in a shared hosting environment, which most WP blogs run on I would guess). The point is that the identity of the site is lost for visitors hitting an error. It would be useful to be able to make the error message appear similar to the rest of the site with a message asking them to try back in a while.

OK, in WP 1.5 the error seems to be in wp-includes/classes.php on line 1034. Removing the extra ‘?’ mentioned above on that line seems to fix it. FYI to the coders out here who maintain the software.

Is this resolved in 1.5.1? I’ve not had much luck finding release notes with a exact list of what has been fixed in it.

Just figured it out. I had logged into the wakka wiki I have installed on the same site last night. Seems like WP still has conflicting cookie names with wakka. Clearing all my cookies took care of the issue. I hadn’t hit that issue in a long time so it took me a while to remember it. This was all with 1.5.

I’ve got the same thing happening at https://www.highcontext.com. I have not posted in a few days and it stopped showing posts sometime in the last 24 hours without me taking any action on the site, so it seem to be date driven. Recent posts do show up in the dashboard but do not in the editing menu nor on the home page. I am using the following perma link url format. (/hcarchives/%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/) if that’s the culprit.

Seems like a date related bug of some sort since it started happening on its own.