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thanks great theme! Made all required folders writable, custom field name: thumb-slideshow, custom field value: https://i46.tinypic.com/zv1zti1.jpg, https://i46.tinypic.com/zv1zti2.jpg,https://i46.tinypic.com/zv1zti3.jpg
Is this correct? What is the ideal seize for slideshow pics?
Again, thanks, great theme!

Thanks for this theme! Just tried to get the slideshow going (2.9.1), entering, custom field, ‘thumb-slideshow’ and http url of the pics, but cannot get it work. Entered the height of the pics, 125 px, at the setting page.
Any suggestion?

When I click the edit button nothing happens. When I adjust the Alignment and description and click “update” this is done.

When opening my image editor at 2.9.1 it looks like this,
https://i50.tinypic.com/s5ifbp.jpg
But I can’t find the option where to rotate/flip the pic?
Any ideas?

Ok thanks, everything went fine. Didn’t do the automatic upgrade though. After deactivating all the plugins I uploaded 2.9.1 via FTP and there were no errors whatsoever.

Just push that button, shortly after it says, your system is already updated and the message “WordPress 2.9.1 is available! Please update now”
disappears.

Could be that “autosave” requires server config that has “safe mode off”?
Is there any mentioning that 2.9.1 prefers servers which have “safe mode off”?

I had this also, after upgrading the server’s cache memory to 64 MB the problem was gone.

People are asking how to send your posts to twitter without twitter-tools, just get the firefox twitter/facebook plugin.

I’m using wordpress for years and never had major issues. What I learned from senior webmasters to wait when new upgrades are released and carefully read the forums of wordpress specialists. Main problem I see, the different server configurations of all those providers around the world. At our region, almost all servers have, “safe mode on”. So the wordpress developers can hardly test all those different scenarios when a new wordpress engine is installed on a specific server. Is the wordpress software able to properly write all those entries into the database or are some functions blocked by the server configuration? Are too many plugins causing trouble? At the last upgrade to 2.8.6 I had to ask my provider to extent the server’s cache memory from 16 MB to 64 MB. Now it says, 2.8.6 is using at an average 31 MB cache memory. Could be like any OS, that requires 20% free memory cache to function properly, that the wordpress engine doesn’t work properly when it’s getting tight with cache memory.
Good thing is, all issues are solved so far, just be patient. Some things take a bit of time to be identified.

Problem solved; Feedburner said it couldn’t find a valid xml file in my wordpress, although it was there and all the rss files re-uploaded, re-checked for white space.
After installing the plugin, XML Sitemap Generator für WordPress 3.1.9, things worked again.

Is there any mentioning of folder and what file?
I also just made the upgrade and don’t have this error.
Made a manual upgrade via FTP.

After upgrading to 2.8.6 and upgrading a few plugins I’m also getting with IE, “error on this website”:

message: Expected ‘)’
line: 298
sign: 55
Code: 0

looks like webspace with only 16MB cache memory. Go back to previous version. Hopefully you didnt delete those folders already but just renamed them.

Thanks, no, all these didnt help. Couldnt upgrade since 2.5 because the provider ran on 16 MB cache memory. Now he agreed to go to 64 MB. Since I’m a webmaster I have no problem to insert codes without a properly working editor. Just was wondering if there’s a solution without making a new install on a fresh database.

On the other hand, since 2.8.4 contains all components to run perfectly without bugs, it doesn’t make actually sense that it cannot upgrade from older versions, like 2.5. That 2.8.4 depends on componets installed at 2.7, this cannot be the case. Upgrade in steps? Never heard that before. What is missing in 2.8.4 that it needs from 2.7?