domino5702

Hi marquex,

here is my code, and I guarantee you, that is the only code that generates those widgets.

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Now, the duplication happens in the back-end, under Appearance -> Widgets. I wish I could attach a screenshot, to illustrate, but I do not know, how to do it here.

Thanks marquex, I knew of the article by Justin, he is indeed an authoritative person for many things WordPress.

But, my present situation is, that I ended up with too many sidebars, so to speak, a situation he does not address in his excellent article, as far as I could determine. But, maybe I am missing your point – could you enlighten me?

Oh, golly, seems like I should have increased my intake of coffee bewfore posting. Thanks, mate!

Thank you, that is precisely the page that I consulted before posting my question. I must be overlooking something, because I still cannot figurde out, what you are trying to tell me. Maybe, another hint would be helpful?

Many thanks, Domino

OK, so do not ask how I did it (actually, I am going to tell) – but now it works.

First, as this was a brand new install anyway, I deleted everything and started from scratch, paying particular attention, to what did not sound familiar.

Now, I could not swear to it, but most likely, in the second set of instructions, where it says “append your wp-config.php (or something to that effect), I mistook the line
[code]define( 'MULTISITE', true );[/code] for the line [code]define('WP_ALLOW_MULTISITE', true);[/code]
and did not copy that in.

That is the only line that did not ring a bell the second time round.

Maybe this is helpful for somebody else one day.

Regards, Thomas

Thanks for taking up this matter again – and the answer is no, besides I made these changes two days ago. As far as settings go, safe-mode is on and register globals is off – are there any others that I should have a look at?

I should also mention, that in the meantime I have set WP_DDEBUG to true, but that did not throw up any errors either, so I set it to false again.

Thomas

@ipstenu: yes, the orignal admin account the only one on the site so far.
@andrea_r: I followed the instructions to the letter, including your suggestion, emptied any cache I could think of, checked and re-checked my changes to my files, reverted to the default theme and there are no plugins, as this is a new site.

Maybe I should mention, as well: I have – during the setup procedures – named the system admin not “admin” but a fantasy name. Could this have an impact?

Regards, Thomas

Maybe so, but just in case anybody else is having the same issue, and (like me) not using greasemonkey:

I am sorry to say that the Gallery 2 plugin has caused the same effect for me; I know, the plugin is not released for 2.8.1, so, I should not have used it in the first place.

Can you get at your database through phpMyAdmin? My guess is, the update did not run.

Also, whatever it was that you updated in the wp-config, try to reverse that to the old values, see if you are successful then.

Domino

I am not the developer, but there is an extensive discussion in the plugin’s forum on the question you asked (currently 3 pages and counting).
You’ll find the forum here .