Kchun

What I can’t understand, reading through the code, is what call to the debug routine is passing $error_msg as an array and not a string. That appears to be what is causing the error.

I’ll go check all the calls to that debug routine and see if any might be accidentally sending it an array and not a string

The weird thing is that I have Wordbooker on maybe 10 of my blogs and only 2 are throwing this error. These are the ones who’ve had Wordbooker longest…could they have some old setting?

Yes. It happens right after I publish a post and Wordbooker tries to post it to Facebook.

By support information, you mean….?

Never mind [she says in her best Emily Latila impression]

I see where I broke it…no problem.

Oh duh…I see it. Sorry to be so blind. Thank you for bearing with me. I think I better drink another cup of coffee and get my eyes back in gear.

Karen

odd…it does not appear in any of these menu (when dropped down):

My Account Dashboard Notifications

That fixed it….I should have tried that before tearing my hair out!!!

Any suggestions on how we can add it to the drop-down very top menu bar on buddypress single user WP ?

Rebooted the MySQL server and solved the problem. Turned out the Joomla site was actually using a database on another server which is why it wasn’t affect.

So — after you have double and triple checked your wp-config, checked phpmyadmin with the SAME access info in wp-config and it works fine, THEN and only then should you maybe consider rebooting the server or at least the MYSQL server.

I commented this out in wp-comments-post.php

/*} elseif ( !$status_obj->public && !$status_obj->private ) {
	do_action('comment_on_draft', $comment_post_ID);
	exit; */

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And now I see the comments. I’m running 3.0.5