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I use two different browsers for the test. In one, logged in as an admin and in the other one logged out (so i can trigger the link moderation code)

Well this is a bit hard to troubleshot because im the only one that “sees” the moderated comment. I can say that as soon as I leave a comment and it gets moderated (I can check in the admin panel) the message is not shown anywhere. MAYBE thats because I have that comment email verification plugin and it may be overriding the message or something like that. I will try to disable it and post a comment with a link to be sure

I asked because i have “link moderation” in place. If an user post a comment with a link of any kind, it will go directly to moderation, otherwise it will be approved. I would like to show the “awating moderation” only for those “link moderated” comments.

Yea its unchecked, but you are saying that I should ENABLE this so the message will appear in the comment list?

Oh sorry, its https://www.newsinside.org

Im looking for the same answer too!

Sure! Doing it right now.

Just to let you know, Im getting the same EXACTLY problem with MediaTemple. W3 was working before but now the files are not being created. The debug output is exaclty the same from CorranH96 (no file sizes and stuff)

nevermind, it was a conflict with another plugin. fixed

Thanks! The query_posts() function is exactly what i Need, just need to call it this way:
query_posts(‘cat=3&year=2004’);

Thanks, but I still cant “filter” the posts by date ;/

Is there any way to pass dates to the showposts parameter?

Same error here with FF 3.0.1.

About the Google Analytics bug, does your plugin works fine with the new GA code?

I guess you saved my day ??
I used to do EXACLTY what you did with the wp_list_pages, so Im almost sure that my problem is the same as yours. I just didnt get what you did: Did you just replaced the wp_list_pages in the body of the page (or the header, like you said) with a manually created

• list?

btw, if this helps, this usage increase occour only with nested pages, like https://www.mysite.com/page1/page2/someotherpage

Its not a “hosting problem”, im sure of it. Of course, if you blog start using something like 50% or more of the CPU cycles in a shared host, you will be banished for sure, but im having the same problem after updating to 2.5.

I ALWAYS tracked my CPU and SQL usage, and after updating to 2.5, some pages started to use more than 2000 queries to be shown!
using the debug-queries plugin, here is what I got from the logs:

4.29153442383E-05 SELECT post_parent FROM wp_posts WHERE ID= ‘286’ LIMIT 1
4.19616699219E-05 SELECT post_parent FROM wp_posts WHERE ID= ‘286’ LIMIT 1
4.6968460083E-05 SELECT post_parent FROM wp_posts WHERE ID= ‘286’ LIMIT 1
4.19616699219E-05 SELECT post_parent FROM wp_posts WHERE ID= ‘286’ LIMIT 1
4.19616699219E-05 SELECT post_parent FROM wp_posts WHERE ID= ‘286’ LIMIT 1
4.41074371338E-05 SELECT post_parent FROM wp_posts WHERE ID= ‘286’ LIMIT 1
4.29153442383E-05 SELECT post_parent FROM wp_posts WHERE ID= ‘286’ LIMIT 1
4.2200088501E-05 SELECT post_parent FROM wp_posts WHERE ID= ‘286’ LIMIT 1

This line got repeated in my logs like 2000~3000 times PER PAGE, so im pretty sure its a wordpress bug, since i disabled all my plugins and the problem still occurs