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Also, links to specific entries (e.g., https://xrlq.com/archives/2004/05/07/1489/the-joys-of-suv-ownership/#comments) also yield a blank screen.

And no, I’m not using the beta version. It’s the latest build of Version 1.0.1. Though at this stage, I’d gladly upgrade/downgrade/sidegrade to whatever will work.

Actually, I hadn’t run that. I just did. Now https://xrlq.com/ yields an Error 500. Going to the post.php file prompted a new login screen, but once I did log on, it was back to the blank one.

You’re right – I just tried it with Mozilla, and the text box is exactly the right size. Weird.

Exactly. Just like THIS text box extends to the right – only this one extends on top of the web site, while mine extends underneath. As a result, you can’t see the last 20-ish characters of your own comment while you type it. Once you submit it, though, it displays normally.

Did you try typing a comment of your own? The comments already posted display properly under IE, as well. It’s just while typing the message thath the characters continue under the sidebar.

Well, gee, if it’s the correct code for copyright, I guess that must mean it’s also the correct code for any other reason one might have for typing the sequence “(c).” My readers will never know what Section 18-9-204.5(c) of the Colorado Revised Statutes says, but hey, at least they’ll know that Section 18-9-204.5 is copyrighted.

I suppose that would work, but it’s a bit cumbersome. Is there no way to tell WP simply to take characters at face value?

2fargon got it to work for me by breaking the import.txt file into several parts. Apparently, 1and1 can’t handle large migrations.

Already did that. I also checked the import.txt file at the command line with “more” to make sure it looked right. And, to top it off, I even did a successful import of the same import.txt on another server, ICDSoft (see https://wp-test.xrlq.com/). If I have to stay on ICDSoft, I will, but I’d rather move things to the free 1and1 account if possible.

Yes. I even tried deliberately misnaming the file to see if it behaved the same way. It didn’t – that time I got an error message stating that the file did not appear to exist.