joshroseman

<b>Turns out the problem is with Pipes truncating the feed as it renders. Going to the Pipes forums now.</b>

I’m having a similar problem. At this point, we’re migrating away from our crappy blogging platform and over to wordpress, so I have to use Yahoo Pipes to bring in the RSS feed from WP. Here is the WP feed I need:

https://11aliveblogs.com/index.php/category/values/feed/

As you can see, it’s displaying the full entry. However, when I put it into Yahoo Pipes, it continues cutting off the entry. Here is the pipe:

https://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=80c41638bb6b2252cf349c413ad7c9f1

If an entry is naturally “truncated” by Yahoo, it only shows a regular …, but when it’s truncated by WP, it shows […]. So, as you look at it, you’ll see the bracketed ellipsis.

Suggestions?

Thanks.

mjpratt, that is not the problem I’ve been having. All my passwords are triple-checked.

There’s a WP posting app for iPhone that seems to work pretty well.

This is happening to me with WP2.7, although in 2.7 they remove the error codes.

RESOLVED by myself: I forgot to upload the root directory of WP. So please feel free to ignore my ignorance. I got so swept up in backing up the right stuff that I lost track of my steps.

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Fatal Error achieved:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function wp_remote_request() in [godaddy.com hosting account]/html/wp-includes/update.php on line 58

Occasionally, I also get the error in cron.php on line 201.

I did everything instructed:

1. Delete wp-admin.
2. Delete wp-includes.
3. Back up wp-content.
4. Delete wp-content.
5. Upload wp-content.
6. Run upgrade.
7. Upgrade Database (WP’s upgrade system said I needed to, so I did).

That’s when I got the above fatal error.

I then tried to re-upload my plugins (all one of them) and themes (all one of them), and still achieved a fail.

Suggestions?

My solution was from Anonymous:

I had a similar fix myself. I basically deleted the default path for the “Store uploads in this folder” field in “settings/miscellaneous” and put the full path in the “Full URL path to files (optional)” field.

I also CHMODded /wp-content to 755 and /wp-content/uploads to 777. I selected “organize by month/year”. It’s working fine now.

It’s amazing how much little stuff can go wrong.

I am having a similar problem. I kept getting this error:

Unable to create directory /wp_uploaded_files. Is its parent directory writable by the server?

I have made the directory as well as everything else on the site 755 permission. However, I continue achieving FAIL. I even tried creating a new directory and giving it 777.

https://www.11aliveblogs.com
WP 2.6.5

Any ideas?

ronchicago’s method did not succeed for me, nor did either of the other two.

This plugin didn’t work. It still didn’t send the message. Anyone else not receiving e-mails with this plugin?