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The only time this has happened to me is when I didn’t put a page number at the end of the query string. For example, instead of putting p?=4, I think I put just p or p=

Give me an example url.

What changes did you make before this happened (plugins, etc)?

I don’t know what options you’re referring to, but exactly what area in the comments are you trying to edit? I know that you can go to your theme’s comments.php file and edit there.

wp-admin/options-reading.php
Look for “Blog pages show at most”

I didn’t read through all of your posts, but just in case people are still having problems: I had the same problem. It was caused by a captcha plugin and probably my ftp program (I looked at the original file that I uploaded to the server and the garbage text was not there). Go through your files and make sure that there is no garbage text at the beginning of your files or wherever the error says the text is located.

It drove me crazy at first, because it only happened in Opera and I know for a fact that no changes were made to our files. Then, Google started rejecting all of our sitemap files that they had been successfully downloading for some time. I was literally about to start from scratch when I viewed the feed again after disabling the plugin. It was fixed!

Are the other posts that aren’t showing up actually published and are not set to be posted at a future date?

Did you happen to change your theme? It may be set up that way in the theme.

Did you also check the dashboard to make sure that the number of posts to display is more than one?

Have you altered the query on the index page?

Other than those four things, I don’t know what the problem could be.

Otto42, when you say “the next hit to the page,” are you saying that if I make a new post at 12pm and someone finally visits that new post at 12:25pm, that’s when the ping will be sent-at 12:25pm?

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Any idea what’s causing this? Is it a filter?

Does the plugin require a minimum number of characters; ie 3 characters? Maybe that’s it.

Also, when the old permalinks worked even after changing the permalink, I was using the old xmlrpc.php file. I’ve updated since. Do you think that’s the problem?

Also, what’s the point of the guid in the database? It will not work if you have changed your permalinks.

Thanks. That answers part of my question. By the way, I did search and found no solution for any part of my question before I posted it. I still have no solution for one part, so if someone knows the SQL that WordPress uses, please post it. Thanks.

However, it was never my intention to provide WordPress support, and I can no longer do it.

Then, why did you leave the email that points to your domain? Why start a post directing people to contact you about a solution that you found then tell them that you never intended to provide support? If he doesn’t want to contribute to wordpress, why let him promote his site? I think this post should be deleted.

I have fixed this with my own sql, but I still would like to know how wordpress does it.

So, if we upgraded to 2.3.2, this is no longer an issue?