Marie-Aude

Thanks a lot for the timely update ! You made a great job, and I updated all my websites very smoothly !

One question / favor / request ^^ I see acronym has disappeared as a button, I imagine this comes from TinyMce themselves, but… if you could bring it back in a future release you’d make a happy user !

Thank you ??

Thank you ! I knew I was making a stupid mistake somewhere.

No problem ?? thank you ^^

I see certainly a place where it would be useful : on the users.php page in the admin. Is there a hook to modify the value ?

Hello, I’m on 3.2.1 and have the same problems. Using 1.7 RC did not solve it. Any clue ?

term_group is not used by wordpress default : the value is 0 even for hierarchicals taxonomies. So it’s normal it has no effect

Themes and plugins will produce a large variety of problems if you want to update an existing wordpress installation

Euh ?

Thousands and thousands of blog working with wordpress and successfully upgraded.
The general topic of upgrade and problems when upgrading exists with any solution. WordPress, when one follows the normal procedures
– back up before upgrade
– eventually test locally

For these ones, take it as a training not to do such things.

There is now an HTML5 wordpress theme. You might look at it, it surely has such function

WordPress Thesis is obviously a theme, so you’d better post in the right section.

Downloading a theme to your laptop of course does not modify anything on your website. Making a local copy of your own version of Thesis before uploading the new version might be a good idea.

I suggest :
1 copy your existing version of the theme to your laptop, in a repertory named thesis old
2 upload thesis on your ftp

For 755 you need to add a write permission for the group.

Did you install wordpress directly on the root or in a subfolder ?
Do you have anywhere at the root level a index.html or default.html or whatsoever file (anything like index or default which is not the index.php from wordpress) ?

Regarding the php5 issue : WordPress can work with php4, but php5 is strongly recommended.

Since version 2.8, WordPress has started to use php5 specific features. In the last two versions, they added a compatibility layer, which means they where looking for alternate solutions to provide the same features when you were on php4. This meant slowing the software, and was source to many strange errors or plugin disfunctionnements.
This layer has not been added for 2.9 which means that php4 users start to really miss features.

php5 is now a must, even if it is “still possible” to run WordPress with php4.

By the way, php4 is not supported for a year now. So running php4 is like runnong windows 98…

You just need to “mask” this update. The mention displays as long as you don’t run the automated install. No need to run the install for that.