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This appears to break in WordPress 2.0.

Ken, do you have any plans to update the PayPal Quicktag?

I finally figured out that the problem is with a post that I made yesterday. If I set that post to draft, the page loads fine. I have not yet determined which element on the post is causing the problem.

Update. The problem occurs when I switch themes. I first switched to the 3-column Semiologic CMS theme and then I switched to Kubrick. Same result.

No, I had not changed any of the code on the site. I discovered it when I when to look at something. I know it was fine yesterday.

I have tried clearing the browser cache. I even tried a different browser on the same machine and a completely different machine.

Using this in sidebar.php did not fix the problem:

if ( function_exists(‘sem_recent_posts’) )
sem_recent_posts(‘feed_name=’);

Denis,

Thanks for the quick reply. I’m still not sure what I need to do. Which file do I need to edit?

Thanks!
Bob Jordan

Nope, I mean the subscribe me plug-in. See:
https://pfdebate.com/index.php

Thanks!
Bob Jordan

My site is hosted with Dreamhost. When I use this plugin with the Semiologic CMS, I see this error message twice on my blog:

This plugin requires php’s built-in XSLT parser. Contact your host about the problem, or download and manually install the obsolete plugin.

I’m uncertain which file or files I need to install when I follow the link. Conversely, I’m not sure why I need my host to do so I can use the current version.

Thanks!