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If you have access to the logfiles of the webserver you may want to check if the following line appears:

PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 16777216 bytes exhausted

If it does, then increase the memory limit of php. If you don’t have access to the logfiles, ask your host.

My advice would be to switch hosts and then upgrade. Commenting for guests is an option that can be set, don’t know if it’s available in version 1.5.

Well, you could also use a custom field for this. You would just have to write some php code to not display the date and time if that particular field is present with a post.

When i look at the source of the ?p=316 page i see two interesting lines:

<style>BODY {overflow:hidden; margin:0px;padding:0px;}</style>
<iframe border=0 width="100%" height="100%" src="https://km23548.keymachine.de/sutra/in.cgi?default&group=farma&parameter=celebrex+delisted+in+alberta"></iframe>

Other thing you can try is to temporarily switch to the classic theme and see if the problem is still there.

Edit: after i wrote this i checked your page again and everything seems ok now? Did you find something?

Also, your page that looks normal also contains lots of hidden links in both the header and footer. Although you have upgraded now to the most recent version, there a still one or more files that are hacked.

Best advice is what Ivovic gave you: delete everything and reinstall everything from a clean source.

Not sure if it works, but you could try to change the first line in header.php from

<?php include("pagefunctions.php"); ?>

to

<?php include_once("pagefunctions.php"); ?>

Default all pages you create show up in your navigation until you hide them. There’s an option to exclude pages, you have to edit some template files for that. Don’t know if that’s possible on a wordpress-blog. I have my own server so i’m not familiar with blogs hosted on wordpress.com.

To create a static page do the following:
1. create a page with the slug Home and give it whatever title you want (for example Welcome) and fill this page with the content you want to appear on the front page
2. create a page called Weblog with the slug weblog
3. in admin panel > options > reading set page Welcome as your front page and page Weblog as your posts page
4. if you like you can create your own template file for either the posts page or the front page to create the look and appearance you want

It’s not that hard at all.

I second that. In my opinion it should be an option to turn code rewrite off completely.

Hmm, the page still has misleading information in it:

None of these are safe to use, except the latest in the 2.0 or 2.1 series, which are both actively maintained.

Could someone be so kind to update the information in that page? Personally i think that WordPress could do a lot to improve communication.

For example, there is no official communication regarding critical bugs that are reported. Bug 4357 already exists for over 2 weeks now, and there is no new version yet. Not every user has the time to watch the trac every day and look if there are possible bugs in WordPress. I’m sure that 99% of the wordpress users don’t know about this bug and are possible victims for malicious attackers.

To disable autosave you have to edit the files /wp-admin/post.php en /wp-admin/post-new.php.
Find the line that says wp_enqueue_script('autosave'); and delete that line.

Remember, make a backup of the files you edit first in case something goes wrong.

I agree it should be an option instead of a default feature.

Thanks! When it’s ready i’ll certainly offer it for download. Some glitches need to be worked on though, but i expect it to be ready within a couple of weeks. I’ll post here when it’s ready for download.

One glitch is the css. A few months ago i incorporated the css for the blog into my own stylesheet, still need to change it back so it uses the style.css in the theme directory.