index page breaks at random post

  • Resolved biatch0

    (@biatch0)


    16 years, 2 months ago

    I decided to have a look at my blog today (after a week maybe), noticed 2.6.2 was out (was still using 2.6.0). Scrolled around the main page awhile, and noticed it was awfully short. My index page interestingly stopped loading right before the post content of my 3rd post. Since this isn’t the first time spammers have screwed up my WP, I looked in the usual places; theme index.php, post itself, etc. Unfortunately, I came up with nothing.

    -Swapped themes… still same problem post.
    -Set post to unpublished… page loads fine… up to another random post further down. Same issue, page stops loading right before post content.
    -Set that other post to unpublished… page loads fine… up to yet another random post.
    -Upgrade to 2.6.2… same issue.
    -Download a new theme… same issue.
    -Tried on Safari, ie7, Firefox3, Chrome… same issue.

    To clarify, by “stop loading” or “breaks”… I mean the browser actually finishes loading, but the page isn’t actually complete. For example, this is the last line of code on my index page at the moment:

    <a href="https://www.site.com/?cat=4" title="View all posts in Category" rel="category">Category</a>,
<a href="https://www.site.com/?cat=3" title="View all posts in Category 2" rel="category">Category 2</a>
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    I’ve done a fair bit of poking around but I really can’t seem to find anything wrong with my setup. The only thing that I think “may” have affected my WP installation is the fact that I just recompiled PHP on my server with some new USE tags, although I’m fairly certain that addition of gd support to PHP couldn’t have broken WP in the way that it did.

    Any pointers or thoughts would be much appreciated.

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  • A few ideas:

    Disable all plugins and see if the problem goes away.

    Hacking is still a possibility if your site begins to have problems when you haven’t changed anything.

    If one’s been generated, check the error_log in your WordPress directory.

    Thread Starter biatch0

    (@biatch0)

    Ok, apparently I didn’t poke around enough. The culprit was the “Stumble Info Link” plugin.

    Case close, thanks much iridiax!

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