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  • Rosie,
    Thanks for sticking with this! It is appreciated.

    Insofar as resolutions go I am at a deadend now. But can live with the internal navigation problem but not the other two which are vital to continued blogging.

    I’m at a loss as to why suddenly I can’t see the images I insert into my posts. This isa fresh problem Only about a week and a half old.

    And I still cannot delete posts despite ridding my site of those two index files.

    And to top it all the one post that I am so keen to publish has a great graphic on which the article hinges. Without the photo as a reference point the article is mute and out of context.

    We’ll keep tring!

    Robert, I really think you were hacked. I think the reason your blog is not working properly because somebody else messed with it.

    See this thread, and scroll down to Ultrasonic’s post. He describes the same problem you noticed after you upgraded to 2.5.1.

    You need to follow the instructions described in that thread. If you need help, ask your host.

    Rosie,

    OK I have at last got the upgrade to reflect 2.5.2 correctly. But I still cannot delete nor can I see the images I insert in my posts when I preview or publish them.

    Any ideas? Anyone?

    Sorry – thumb error!

    The upgrade is 2.5.1 and NOT as refelcted above.

    Okay, so now you are at 2.5.1. I still wonder if you have been hacked or not.

    Do me a favor: go to your Users tab in your Dashboard. In the “Search Users” box on the right, type in “WordPress” (no quotes). What message do you get?

    Specifically, we’re looking for a message with a red line around it that says:

    No matching users were found!

    If you DO get this message, then you have NO phantom users and that is good. Proceed to Step 2:

    STEP 2.

    Do me another favor: GO TO YOUR PLUGINS DIRECTORY AND REMOVE THAT INDEX.PHP. It’s written wrong, or something, and it’s messing things up in there. Earlier in this thread you said you had removed it, but it is still there.

    Once you remove it, try editing/deleting posts. Can you do it now?

    If not, deactivate all your plugins. I know you said you’ve done this already, but you have since upgraded and I’d like you to try it again.

    Once you’ve deactivated your plugins, try editing/deleting your posts. Does it work?

    If it does, it is a plugin problem. You need reactivate one plugin at a time and test your page editing/deleting ability each time.

    If it STILL does not work, then maybe somebody else can jump in and help out, because I am fresh out of ideas.

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