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I had the same issue with one of my sites today. I wish I had read Cowbelly’s post prior to my work this evening. After talking with GoDaddy, I reinstalled WordPress, including all of my plugin files, put my saved copy of my theme back (always have a copy on your computer), and cleared the cache and cookies. It worked, but took a while to do.

Is it just me or is 2.9.2 prone to hacks? I hope security in 3.0 is a higher priority.

I figured it out. If you update the posts 15 at a time in the backend, sociable reappears.

No luck for me wzeallor. Oh well. I’ll have to try another plugin or customize my theme. Too bad, I liked this plugin. Too bad they did such a massive upgrade without warning people of the massive change.

I’m on the latest version of WordPress and it still creates 100 queries on the default theme.

Thanks for the suggestion. I’m still having the extra character show up. Actually, now it is two floating letters.

Thanks. This works great.

This plugin solves the problem: https://lud.icro.us/wordpress-plugin-image-upload-http-error-fix/

My uploads are going to the wrong directory. They are magically ending up in the /wp-admin/wp-content/uploads folder instead of /wp-content/uploads. I’ve tried setting the full path on the Settings > Micellaneous tab, but they still end up in the wrong directory. I’m thinking this has something to do with it. Help.

Yes, also with Safari

I’m frustrated. I’ve been researching this issue on and off for two weeks and I have not had any luck. I’ve tried all of the solutions
presented in this post and numerous others.

I’m using a mac 10.4.11, and firefox or safari (same exact issue with both).

I have three WP installs in three directories on my site (the real production one and two to test things out). Two of the installs run 2.5.1 and the other is on 2.3. The real (production) install has all its files in a /wp folder, but has a copy of the index file in the root directory. I’ve even done multiple installs (deleted all the files and reinstalled everything.

When I attempt to upload an image, it crunches, but no image is presented. It doesn’t save a file. Here is a link to an image. I have adjusted and readjusted the permissions on the upload folder. I’ve even entered the full path on the misc. screen in the settings.

I have multiple .htaccess files (one in each directory and one in the root. I’ve adjusted them all.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

I’m using FF 2 for Mac

I’ve tried all of the solutions presented, but no luck. I’m “allowed” to upload, but I get a blank photo. I can insert the photo into my post, by no image. Help! It seems for such a major issue, wordpress would create an official help document.

I’m having the same issue.

Unfortunately, I cannot help you with your question, but the plugin sounds great. Will it accomodate different size tournaments? 4,8,16 players? Thanks.

I just figured this out. In the php file, use the following

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$get_posts_in_cat = “SELECT $wpdb->posts.ID, $wpdb->posts.post_title, “;
$get_posts_in_cat .= “$wpdb->post2cat.post_id, $wpdb->post2cat.category_id “;
$get_posts_in_cat .= “FROM $wpdb->posts, $wpdb->post2cat “;
$get_posts_in_cat .= “WHERE $wpdb->posts.ID = $wpdb->post2cat.post_ID “;
$get_posts_in_cat .= “AND $wpdb->post2cat.category_id = ‘$catID’ “;
$get_posts_in_cat .= “AND $wpdb->posts.post_status = ‘publish’ “;
$get_posts_in_cat .= “ORDER BY $wpdb->posts.post_date DESC “;
$get_posts_in_cat .= “LIMIT 10”;
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