theturninggate

The problem, however, is that when I access my feed at:

https://lr.theturninggate.net/feed/

The feed permalinks target addresses beginning https://lightroom.theturninggate.net/ instead of https://lr.theturninggate.net.

This is what I am trying to fix, but I cannot find where WordPress is parsing the old subdomain into the feed targets.

Help?

You can reset the server from your admin panel when logged in as the root user. My hosting service uses Plesk, and so I accessed Virtuozzo and used the Start/Stop VPS options. Depending on your control panel, the method may be different, but your host support should be able to walk you through it.

I’ve solved it. The problem ended up being that system alerts had caused certain functions to shut down. One of the MySQL functions turned off affected my categories and tags. Bringing the system to a full stop, then restarting set things straight.

Like you, ikeesh, I upgraded from 2.9.1 to 2.9.2 with no improvement on the issue. I am not using BuddyPress, so I think we can safely say that is not the cause.

Hi Inspired2Write,

Thanks for answering my pleas. ??

I tried the default WordPress theme, but received no love. I was running 2.7 some time back, but have made every upgrade as it’s become available. The blog has not been hacked to my knowledge.

New developments in category mishaps. I attempted to create a new category to test whether or not newly created categories would work, where previously existing categories do not.

I created the category, then went to create a post for that category only to find all my categories disappeared. I then returned to the Categories page in the dashboard also to find emptiness.

I’m looking for clues in the case of the Mysterious Disappearing WordPress Categories. Any help appreciated. Has anyone experienced this? Does anyone have advice what may be the problem, or how it might be repaired?

I’ve also tried deleting and reinstalling WordPress entirely, albeit using the same database. None of this has helped. I’m hoping I won’t have to replace my database. :-/

Really? Nobody has anything? I’m really wracking my brains over this. Are there more official support channels, or is this forum it?

Thanks, tugbucket. That’s working nicely.

Is it possible, though, to specify a particular category or categories using a list of category names?

Also, I changed the output code some:

/* list categories with posts by tugbucket.net */
function cat_and_posts(){
foreach (get_categories(array('hide_empty'=>true)) as $category)
{
$catid = $category->cat_ID;
global $post;
$myposts = get_posts('category='.$catid);
echo '<dt>' . $category->cat_name . '</dt>' . "\n";

foreach($myposts as $post) {
echo '<dd><a href="' . get_permalink() . '">' . get_the_title() . '</a></dd>' . "\n";
}
}
};
/* end */