Can someone be specific as to what new feature(s) 3.2 has which specifically require MySQL 5?

Since then, I’ve had various issues uploading pictures, both through the website and through the iPhone app. It now appears there is a size restriction when uploading photos through the website. Despite my best attempts, nothing I do seems to fix it. I just get an error message when uploading pictures.

And the iPhone routinely locks up when I attempt to upload a picture, only to find it’s available in the Media Library when I check on the actual website.

I’ve also noticed that automatic updates no longer work, for anything – WordPress itself, plugins, themes, etc. Anytime I try the automatic update, it just sits on the window that reads, “Downloading update from…”, but it never moves past that. When I FTP to my site, I can see the files have been downloaded. They just never install.

Any ideas on what the problem could be? Do I have a permissions problem? Did I miss an option when I exported the MySQL4 files then imported them into the MySQL5 database?

Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Sean

Where am I going wrong?

If simple installation is not working, should it mean I give up my hope of migrating my old WP blogs to MySQL 5?

I set up the installation on the new server and everything seemed to work OK – all my old posts were still there.

I tried creating a new post, hit publish – and it didn’t appear.

I found it had been moved into ‘drafts’. I cannot now edit the post – if I click on the title it sends me back to the posts folder. If I hover over the post I can see from the link it has been set as “post=0” whereas other posts in the drafts folder (created before the server move) have a number other than zero.

When I try to create further new posts now they do not even appear in the drafts folder when I click publish – they just disappear.

Any idea what has gone wrong here and how I can fix it?