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Has anybody found out more about this? often , visitors come via google with urls like abcdeg.com/?s=searchterm
Thanks!

I have also found several referrers from google like yours abcdeg.com/?s=searchterm
It started a few weeks ago. Is this a plugin-problem?

My hosting provider recovered my old data from backup, I’ve upgraded to 2.6 and everything is fine again. But I’m going to stop experimenting with new themes, though

Update: Among the admin pages I can access

edit.php and everthing from the manage tab, settings, user, plugins

I cannot access

themes.php and write post-new.php

@thorhammer: Wow, the Branford Theme looks really good on your site! Did it take much time to customize?

Thanks for your answers. As I wrote, it did not help to delete the plugin files. I suppose the plugin has already done some damage when it started reindexing.

Ok, now I’ve deactivated Askimet.

Thanks for your reply. I’ve never deleted anything. I just saw this message “Akismet has caught 8 spam” and wanted to find out what messages have been caught. But this wasn’t possible.

No replies… So, it seems to be a bug?

I thought I had tried deactivating all plugins, but now I’ve found out it’s the Adhesive plugin that is slowing down the page load!

Thanks for this post. I wondered why my page is loading so slowly. After deactivating Adhesive, the loading time is reduced from 5 to 3 sec

Admin pages load fast (around 1 sec), but each blog page takes about 5 sec to load – all my other scripts like Coppermine take 1 sec to load. Is this normal for 2.0.4? I’ve deactivated some plugins and changed from the Classic theme to Kubrick or Veryplaintext but there was no difference.

I’m also looking for such an image gallery But there doesn’t seem to be something flick-like out there

Yes, would be cool. I’m looking for a gallery as well. Until now, I’ve found ANIGA https://www.animalbeach.net/aniga/ to be the best – but unfortunately the layout is very difficult to modify (f.ex the navigation)

get_content() works only on php pages. It’s enough to rename your html page to .php and it might work (I haven’t tried this method, though)