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@kaydea – 1st floor lounge at Fox Merchant’s, heading there, maybe a slight delay. Engineering works, as usual on Saturdays

@kaydea – Deal!

Oh, this is way too early. How about more realistic 10:30?

@kaydea . Around Covent Garden or near the Green Park. Fancy a morning smoke this Saturday at Fox on 16 St James Str.?

@kaydea – sure. Every Saturday.

@kaydea – yup. Alive an kicked, Northwood.

@kabi – I suggest you to make use of microformats if you are not doing them already for publishing recipes. hRecipe does great on Google. What is address of your cooking blog? Just curious.

Works with the latest version.

I tested it on 2 different installs, one is practically bare bone WP, and I confirm that your latest fix for HTML Editor does not work.

to chineseleper:
I checked Trac development log, and found your fix in qtranslate_wphacks.php, around line 138.

It does not work.

No, no, man. in /plugins folder there have to be only default akismet and hellodolly. In themes – default Twentyeleven and Twentyten. Put your own stuff back to local machine. Do not “rename”, leave names. Put your plugins off physically and leave only the default ones in /plugins.

By the way – have you used some autoinstaller script on your hosting, or uploaded WP installation files manually?

Looks like some plugin problem for me. Temporarily remove your plugins and custom themes from wp-content on server and see if this fixes the problem.

username_database_name_here. – yes, stick to your hosting provider naming conventions for database and username.

Upgrade sequence:
0) consider what files from wp-include or/and wp-admin you tweaked, backup them.
1) Sync (do not just overwrite) new 3.3.1 to old WP install (its just 20 files instead of 994+). Check if you wp-config.php is the correct one. I prefer to keep debug info parameter as true in it.
2) Put your old wp-content back if you removed it ??
3) If it is a new hosting, import your export file and see if website looks ok. If it is the same old hosting, no need in step 3.
4) check if sync was applied to files you tweaked before, if so, check whether you can re-apply them (in my case some lines in post-template).

It is not a good idea to open your harddrive to general public. Locations does not matter, if paths are correct in your Apache configuration. Music you want to show can be in any directory locally if the server is just for local use. Just make sure Apache can access it.

I found very convenient to install dev WP on ReadyNAS hardware. Software is old LAMP. Very flexible.