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Follow up question: in what database table does the image info live? I just uploaded the first photo to a new site, using the traditional image uploader, and I can now see this one image in the “Media Library”. But when I go in through phpMyAdmin to look for the image info, I can’t find it in any of the tables.

Wow. I just logged into the server and did this:

grep -R wp_post2cat *

And I got nothing back! Can anyone think of how I’m getting these errors, which mention wp_post2cat, when “wp_post2cat” doesn’t appear in any file in my WordPress installation? Could some queries actually be stored in the database?

I’m running grep recursively from the top level of the site, so everything, including all plugins and themes, should be included here.

Version 2.5.1 is totally screwing up my site.

Wow. I just logged into the server and did this:

grep -R wp_post2cat *

And I got nothing back! Can anyone think of how I’m getting these errors, which mention wp_post2cat, when “wp_post2cat” doesn’t appear in any file in my WordPress installation? Could some queries actually be stored in the database?

I’m running grep recursively from the top level of the site, so everything, including all plugins and themes, should be included here.

Version 2.5.1 is totally screwing up my site.

Thanks. That is helpful.

No answers? No one has any suggestions about how to fix this?

What do you mean a setting within the theme itself?

Sometimes we need to add two blank lines, but WordPress re-writes it as one blank line. I’m trying to figure out how add in 2 blank lines, without having WordPress re-write it.

Yes, I moved the files without changing the database. But I did that with both weblogs, so I’m surprised one is working and one isn’t.

But thanks for the tip.

I am wondering the same thing.

No response?

No one knows how we can keep WordPress from re-writing our HTML?

My email address is [email protected]. Write to me if you like and I’ll send you a username and password. You can login and see the problem.

If I log in as “admin” and click on Users, then click on “Your Profile”, I see a box on the left that says “Use the visual editor when writing”. When I turn that off, I continue to have problems with WordPress re-writing my HTML.

“1x Enter = br
2x Enter = p (closing the previous and opening new one)
if you have your own p tags (like when copying from an old html) – don’t have empty lines between them; it won’t add additional tags.
i.e. copying
<p>mytexthere</p>
<p>mysecondparagraph</p>
will work nicely – producing valid code!“

I can’t get this to work. I’ve turned off the visual editor, which I never use anyway. I hand-code all my HTML in the simple textarea editor. But then WordPress “sanitizes” my HTML. The worst problem is that I can not add extra lines where I want. If I add in two open lines (in the textarea box), I expect to get a paragraph tag, but instead the two open lines get reduced to one.

The only thing I’ve found that let’s me add in extra spacing lines is this:

<p> </p>

However, the next time I open this post to be edited, WordPress takes out all my extra P tags.

Is there anyway to keep WordPress from destroying my HTML?

You can see what I mean here:

https://www.thesecondroad.org/tsr/2007/10/22/tsr-update-may-3-2007/

I hand code into the simple editor (not the WYSIWYG editor) and WordPress is rewriting all my HTML. I need for it to stop. How do I make it stop?

How about $100?