octoberasian

Your reasoning does not explain why cron.php were showing undefined function errors in the logs. After MichaelH said those functions were part of http.php, I had to add myself the line include(“http.php”); to the top of the cron.php file just to fix it. That got my blog working again, but not the posts.

This was before and even after it was suggested I try re-uploading those files using ASCII transfer.

Re-downloading the installation zip file again and re-uploading and restoring the database in phpMyAdmin and re-upgrading the database tables still did not fix the undefined function errors.

For a final release, it should not have happened. Simply put.

After two release candidates of WP 2.7, someone should have picked up that problem.

Heck, I followed the step-by-step instructions on how to upgrade WordPress to 2.7 to the dot, and I mean to the dot.

MichaelH actually had a viable fix in his suggestion above: change to the default WordPress Theme.

All it took from there now was to re-test all the themes that work and don’t work in WP 2.7. Only plugin that’s a little wonky is Simple-Press Forum– some parts of the forum are missing images or incorrect colors because white-colored text is unreadable. And, this is in three of the twelve themes I have installed. Re-uploading Simple-Press Forum hasn’t fixed it.

I’m sorry to be harsh in my criticism, but given the two to three pages of posted threads on this forum from users who are having issues from new installations to upgrades, the final release of WP 2.7 should not have had these problems to begin with. I was only expecting broken plugins but not missing posts, missing sidebar, database issues, and whatever else has been posted thus far.

I have his same exact issue.

I have 35 posts and 19 pages, but of those, only 3 are shown. However, on the main page, they don’t show.

I posted last night, but got no response.

Why?

I know the issue with cron.php was having no include(“http.php”); in there for some odd reason thus the function undefined PHP errors.

But, now this?

I have a complete 2.6.5 database that I have backed up. I followed all the instructions and steps in upgrading from 2.6.5 to 2.7, but it hasn’t worked perfectly.

Why has it worked for others but not people like myself?

Why are there undefined function PHP errors for a final release?

Any straight answers?

No one has figured this out?

You guys should have done more bug testing by the way.

This feels more like WordPress 2.7 RC3 than final honestly given the number of post installation problems popping up on the forum.

It could be sloppy programming or something, but a friend over MSN gave me a hint:
“it is saying it is there but does not understand the function”

I then remembered something back when I heavily programmed in PHP one function: “include (“xxxxxxx.xxxx”);”

I edited cron.php and added:
include("http.php");

This was added right below “<?php”.

Apparently, it seems that WordPress was calling for a function that does not exist. The file “cron.php” was asking for a function from another file, but that other file has not been loaded, or included.

Hopefully, version 2.7.1 will be released to fix this.

Now that the website is back up and running, I have no posts… >_>;

I cleared the plugins folder and manually cleared the active plugins row in phpMyAdmin. Still the same error.

Uploading it via ASCII in Filezilla, still gives me a blank page.

[12-Dec-2008 00:18:37] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function: wp_remote_post() in /aselin/wp-includes/cron.php on line 201
[12-Dec-2008 00:25:15] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function: wp_remote_post() in /aselin/wp-includes/cron.php on line 201
[12-Dec-2008 00:27:50] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function: wp_remote_post() in /aselin/wp-includes/cron.php on line 201
[12-Dec-2008 00:28:04] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function: wp_remote_request() in /aselin/wp-includes/update.php on line 58
[12-Dec-2008 00:38:14] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function: wp_remote_post() in /aselin/wp-includes/cron.php on line 201
[12-Dec-2008 00:39:48] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function: wp_remote_post() in /aselin/wp-includes/cron.php on line 201

I’m using Filezilla set to Auto.

I don’t use Dreamweaver anymore for uploads for over two years now. ^^;

Here’s the function:

function wp_remote_post($url, $args = array()) {
	$objFetchSite = _wp_http_get_object();
	return $objFetchSite->post($url, $args);
}

Yes I have that uploaded and re-uploaded.

After opening the http.php file in Dreamweaver, there is a function as “wp_remote_post()”.

Edit: There is a function called wp_remote_post()

Sorry for the multiple posts.

Apparently the WP forum didn’t show my reply for some reason.

Got the log!

Had to check Yahoo’s Help Support section.

Clearing the script and reloading my website, I get this single line:

[12-Dec-2008 00:18:37] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function: wp_remote_post() in /aselin/wp-includes/cron.php on line 201

How do I check PHP error logs?

I’m on Yahoo Small Business Web Hosting.

I know how to do it on my home server, but the blog isn’t installed there.