Barry

I disabled line 264,
//’f’ => $wp_ozh_adminmenu[‘displayfav’],

in /inc/core.php file. Version 3.6.4

It seems to function just fine and removed the back end error message.

I installed a fresh copy of WP3.5 on a different domain, same server. No plugins except postie. The same thing happens. I did the same on a different server and it works fine.

So I guess my question is, what might have been added in the latest few releases that might be configured wrong of disabled on my server? I do not get a error message that shows any details.

Basically the same here. It will activate but displays a error message while doing so. Posts are pretty much just messed up no matter what settings I change.

Anyone know why this:
(NEWTON, Iowa – January 15, 2013) Iowa Speedway officials announced today that advance tickets to the track’s ‘7th Annual Daytona 500 Party’ on Sunday, February 24 are now on sale for $10 per person. Doors are scheduled to open at 11 am, with the Fox television broadcast of The Great American Race beginning at noon.

Will convert to this in the post in WP:
(NEWTON, Iowa =E2=80=93 January 15, 2013) Iowa Speedway officials announc=
ed
today that advance tickets to the track=E2=80=99s =E2=80=987th Annual Dayto=
na 500
Party=E2=80=99 on Sunday, February 24 are now on sale for $10 per person.
Doors are scheduled to open at 11 am, with the Fox television
broadcast of The Great American Race beginning at noon.

Does anyone know how to temporally remove the default credit that is added to each picture as they are uploaded? Right now it automatically adds the current user. I noticed that if nothing is added, then the pictures will insert correctly into a post. So until the plugin is updated, this is a fix.

I have over 10,000! The fix solves the issue but also leaves the post a little skewed due to it losing the coding…….such as alignment. Probably the best solution I see is just to place the photo credit in the caption area and display it that way.

The author says, “I’ll try to update it but I have no timeline.”

Darlene,

You probably have the same problem/error I did. Check your database under wp_users. I cannot remember exactly which one was null, that should fix it. If you can’t do that, then maybe creating a new database and copying data over could fit it but it also might copy over the same table settings.

Place $_SERVER[‘HTTPS’] in salt and that seems to have solved the same problem for me. It generates different cached files for http and https.

Thanks….. a re-install didn’t hurt.

But I found that a plugin left a table index in users that could not be null. After removing the index, things worked just fine.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

Yes I just did a reinstall. Same issue. Checking plugins now. But I really do not have many installed.

When I do register a new user I get this email message:

New user registration on your site …………………:
Username:
E-mail:

Note, username and password are blank.

I did repair database when I switched servers.

I think cashing would only help the front end. The admin area is what’s slow and that does not make since.

I have tried all of these things. Even went to the extent of moving to a new server. It has been a gradual thing. Week by week it seems to get slower and slower.