Deleting Drafts

  • Resolved MichaelChan

    (@michaelchan)


    18 years, 11 months ago

    I’ve created a post, but when I saved it, I got this message:

    The instruction at “0x7d6b758c” referenced memory at “0x00000024”. The memory could not be read.

    The window is then closed whether I click on the close or debug button.

    Now, whenever I tried to Write a Post, I’ll get the draft up there. Trying to open the draft creates the same problem as in the first instance.

    The draft is irritating and I want to get rid of it. Any suggestions?

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  • One option would be to find it in the db and kill it. Do you have access to something like phpMyAdmin?

    If so, sign in and select your wordpress database. Then browse (or search) the wp_posts table (wp_ is the default prefix, yours may or may not be different depending on your configuration).

    Before deleting it, make note of the “ID” field. You may wish to clean up wp_postmeta and wp_post2cat as well. Just find that ID in those tables (it’ll be POST_ID).

    Thread Starter MichaelChan

    (@michaelchan)

    Seems to work! Thanks!

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