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Keith –

That helped. If i rename it taxonomy-{taxonomy}.php, it does the trick!

Flushing cache didn’t work, either….I love a mystery…

Didn’t think to flush supercache. Great call there.

Thole plugins and themes are the last steps I often take, just cause of how much that “shuts down” my site. But they are on my list.

Thanks for all the help. It also sounds like, in theory, my post type and taxonomy setup is right, there’s just something else keeping it from working.

No luck on the permalinks.

Thanks. I’ll hunt for that kind of stuff. Had already tried re-saving permalinks, bit I’ll try it again. I’ve done some other things since then to try to sort things out.

keesiemeijer –

Removed the header, still no luck. I guess I can try switching themes tomorrow morning. Could you shed light on what from a theme may cause the issue? (So I know what to hunt for if that is the problem)

Thanks

Thanks, Keith, but that’s already set.

It HAS an archive and displays. It just doesn’t use the template I designed for it. I’m trying to figure out why it uses the standard archive.php template instead of the archive-breeding_projects.php template.

I was just wondering the same thing….

@jess – bbhank actually mentioned he had been using GoDaddy when he was having the problem and has since switched. No, my issue is not identical, but bbhank is the only one I’ve found having a very similar problem. He was using the same host, and there is clearly no trouble with WP or my theme, just as in his situation. I really don’t think there is anything the WP crew can do to help; its a server issue, which is why I haven’t started a new topic for support. I figured bbhank and me sharing our experiences in one thread for people to read would be more useful.

bbhank – my reset happens in the editor, just like yours. Loading anything in admin is relatively slow, but the reset happens when I press “Update” or “Publish”. I’ve tried other themes, the only one that creates the problem is the new one I am trying to use (and adding my own css for a site update in a month or so). However, this theme causes no problems on a localhost or for any of the other 900 people who are trying to use it. I had even stripped down to a fresh install on a fresh subdomain, but still had the same issues. I’m really considering attempting a different host to see what happens.

If you don’t mind me asking, which other hosts did you contact? Was one bluehost? (I’ve been considering them). I have appreciated godaddy’s service, until now…

I realized, since WPs database keeps media as a “post type”, I’ve got over 9000 pages now. That would help explain it.

I’ve got the same/similar problem. My main site is fine, and I can update pages without issue. However, I am starting to redesign the site with a new theme, so I another copy of my whole site on a subdomain. No issues with it at all, either…

…until I switch themes. I switch to the new theme, then I can’t update pages or posts (I have 900+ pages). I’ve tried numerous things to get it to go, clearing the htaccess file, changing php.ini settings, resetting internet/router, even calling godaddy (to which they had no other suggestions after a 20 minute conversation). In Chrome its the 324 error, in Firefox, I get “The connection was reset: the connection to the server was reset while the page was loading”. I even tried a new subdomain, new database and fresh WP install. I’ve tried doing things on a different network, as well, but no dice.

The theme designer has had noone else with a similar problem, and the theme runs fine if I drop it into a localhost setup, so its nothing that my host wants to blame it on.

Figured I’d throw my experience into this thread, so you know you’re not alone (and can cross some other things off your list, possibly).

Thanks, Tobias. Appreciate all your assistance!

Thanks, but I figured it out…was an issue in the style sheet…working on getting them to line up the way I want now.