froinlaven

Ok,
So disabling the cache entirely solved the problem. I think this must have something to do with the internal caching system of wordpress thinking that the post wasn’t updated and using the same cached info as before. It could also be that a plugin that writes to the cache was messing with it. I’ll check out all of my plugins that do this and report back if I can isolate the problem.

So soundtrip, thanks for your initial suggestion that it was the cache!

Thanks,
I’ve been using Xinha4WP (it worked with 1.5 too). I should also note that I turned off all of my plugins to no avail.

This isn’t really a life or death kind of problem, but it is really annoying when I want to re-edit a post.

One more thing, it only does this when I have a post that’s published. So if I write a draft and edit it, the new edited version shows up correctly in the edit box. I have no idea why. And changing a post back to a draft and editing it doesn’t work either…

Hmmm, That sounded like a really good idea! Unfortunately, I deleted the cache and it still behaves the same. Could there be anything else that’s causing this?

And thanks for all of your suggestions!

I checked. It’s not a browser problem because the data I’m getting is from my wordpress blog, not the cache. I tried both IE and firefox, and they both give me the same error.

It sounds weird, I know, but somehow the post is updating, and yet there’s an old version of the post somewhere such that I get that when I want to edit the post again.

Maybe someone who knows how the database and posting works together can help?

I’m using the latest wordpress and Blix too. The code for the php seems depricated or something. Try this: Before “<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>” insert

<?php $showAdSense = True; ?>

Now, before “<?php endwhile; ?>” insert
<?php if ($showAdSense): ?>
your adsense code
<?php $showAdSense = False; ?>
<?php endif; ?>

That should work. Hope this helps.