NickSpillum

What is interesting is that our new blog has 10 tables and all our old blogs have 11 – the missing table is wp_calendar. Does that help?

Hi Bernard,

Thanks for that – I have done three fresh installs, 2 with 2.6 and one with 2.6.1 all with no themes and no plugins.

After installation, it looks great from where I am in Portugal but from South Africa it displays the /wp-admin/installation.php file when typing in the URL.

When doing a W3C validation (as it does with Feedburner), it validates the /wp-admin/installation.php file not the /index.php file as one would imagine.

WEIRD – we have other blogs on exactly the same server and they all work perfectly.

Thanks very much for that Bernard. I will go and investigate.

Hi Samboll,

I have installed a fresh installation (WordPress 2.6) on our server which has PHP 5, MySQL 4 with about 5 or 6 other fully functioning installations of up to date WordPress Blogs on the same box.

I can see the new blog I have installed, but when I try and burn the feed (through https://www.feedburner.com) I get an error saying that the feed doesn’t work as it seems to be a web page and shows the code of the WordPress installation page. I can also see this when I try and validate the page through the W3C.

Any ideas?

Well I still have this problem – might it be fixed in the latest release? Unfortunately I can’t update due to a hectic template revision…

did you put a non breaking space like this:

<div class="clear"> &nbsp; </div>

I had the same problem and I added this in the HTML source of my posts, everytime (whaat a pain)

<div class=”clear”>   </div>

Where “clear” is a CSS rule:

.clear {
clear: both;
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
}

I have the same problem, how does one fix it? Plain and simple please ??

Ok I figured it out .. damn Im dumb.. thanks again

unfortunately that doesn’t really help me. Could you tell me exactly what files i need to edit?

Thanks a million ??

magic thanks for that podz ??