marcrue

Hi camillomiller,

I have the same problem, but to temporally solve the problem just clear the cache and the homepage will be ok.

Still nobody has the answer to this issue, but there are aldready some topics: topic 1, topic 2. About this.

Hope we’ll a fix soon.

Same issue here, but:

We do have 9 identical blogs, (only changes the css) and its happening only on two of them, instead of showing the homa page (wich must be a static page from our blog) its serving an archive page from the first category (wich has no posts) resulting a 404 in front page.

Every time super cache refreshes the home page it turns in that 404.

our blogs are all WordPress 2.7

kochab, do you think your plugin can be modified to work with vBulletin instead of SMF?

I’m in a similar but not equal situation, we work with 8 subdomains, and each has its own wordpress installation, but they are all related. Do you think your solution may work even if there were different wordpress installs instead of vhost?

I mean cheap in bandwith terms, we waste lots of bandwith, I’ve found some, if anyone tried tell me how they are:

Provider: Site5
Bandwith: 7.500 Gb
Price: $5/Mo.
Url: https://www.site5.com/hosting/

Provider: Lunarpages
Bandwith: 15.000 Gb
Price: $6.95/Mo.
Url: https://www.lunarpages.com/index.php

Provider: StartLogic
Bandwith: 15.000 Gb
Price: $5.95/Mo.
Url: https://www.startlogic.com/startlogic/index.bml

Also https://www.hostmonster.com/ and https://www.bluehost.com/

But this is going off-topic, anyone technically has done this or has any ideas on doing it?

You can always use https://guff.szub.net/2005/01/31/get-author-profile/ this plugin.

But what i was looking for is to get the autor ID inside the loop, but in a php variable.

you can always remove the category and create it again. (if you don’t want to remove the posts, because they will be moved to the default category.)

There is a way to do it, but kind a hard:
I used to schedule posts timestamp, to do that I create a xml with the posts, and I modify post date with PHP, then i use the import function in wordpress and voila! posts scheduled.

I think the way you need it can be don, and if you have the post in xml, you can allways do a cronjob of import function.