royatl

Ok, so this appears to be specific to this type of Godaddy account, which is their new grid-based account (I’ve only tried the Windows side, not the Linux side, so don’t know if this is specific to Windows).

In other words, the update goes well on my Windows Shared account and Linux Shared account, but not on the new Windows 4GH (grid) account.

So, I’ll take this up with GoDaddy.

If anyone else wants to share their experience, be my guest. I’ve changed the topic to “not a support question” since, for now, it is probably not a wordpress issue.

This happens to me *before* .maintenance is created. Otherwise I wouldn’t still be able to access the site without first deleting .maintenance. And I do make the whole file tree writable for updating.

The wp-content/upgrade/wordpress-3.tmp/ folder contains a partial unpacking of the zip file’s contents, so it is hanging while unpacking that.

Thanks anyway.

Wow, I had tried that before, and it didn’t work, but now it does.

Thanks!

Ah, that just about does it, and is similar to my second idea above (“or a page with a custom loop template?”).

But I still have a little problem that, I guess, will require my dropping down to a SQL query instead of just using WP_Query():

I.E. is there any way to select both ‘meetings’ and ‘parties’ post-types using WP_Query? Doesn’t look like 'post-type' -> 'parties, meetings' works.

I’m not talking about fields, I’m talking about custom-post-types.

And I should make this clearer…

I want a menu item called ‘Events’ that when it is selected, it goes to a page which runs a loop that displays both the ‘parties’ posts and the ‘meetings’ posts (for that matter, it could be just one of the types — I still can’t see how to do that). From there, of course, you could click on the title of the post and go to ‘single-meetings.php’ or ‘single-parties.php’.

I’m not concerned at this point on how to display the information within each post-type.

Same problem here? Anyone?