Ahni

oh, forgot to mention, it’s PHP Version 5.2.6-1 and WP3.0.1

Thanks for getting back, stevevls. No worries about the delay. Unfortunately, I’m not having much luck with this; but I did narrow things down a bit.

First, I tried disabling all my plugins and removing a few custom functions (images, breadcrumbs and excerpts), but the error still showed up.

Then, I found that, on my theme (which I designed from scratch) the error only occurs on the category, archive and home templates (it works perfectly on single) and only when the default language (English) is active. If I’m on a single page/post and I switch languages, then the widget works as intended (with all plugins active).

Then I switch to the default theme (Twenty Ten) and… Voila! No error. So, I guess it must be something to do with my theme?

I’m still gonna keep digging, cuz I really want this to work. I’ve been trying to provide translations to my readers for ages, and I think google translate is pretty insulting.

Or maybe there’s a workaround? I was actually thinking how nice it’d be to have direct links to translated articles, sort of like what globalvoicesonline.org does. Is that possible?

I’m looking for a solution too. There is the plugin called “zelist” that lets you tag individual links but it looks like it’s been abandoned–and it breaks the latest version of WordPress, 3.0.1

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/zelist/

I think Custom Taxonomies is another one; but it doesn’t seem to work on 3.0.1 either.

I know there’s at least one more plugin out there, but for the life of me, I can’t remember what it is.

Hey. Ok, I’ve done a bit more searching and have a much better handle on theme translation (a good starting point: https://www.catswhocode.com/blog/how-to-make-a-translatable-wordpress-theme/ ) but I’m still a little confused about where I should put the .PO file(s)? Do they go into

/plugins/gts-translation/translated_themes/

As for the error, I have a bunch of plugins installed, so I’ll check if one of them’s interfering. A

Thanks a bunch, TM3909. Worked perfectly.

Just noticed the same thing on my blog. Any chance you have an addthis.com widget on your site? Clearspring bought them…

Changing the minimum font-size worked for me too. Thanks!

Yep, it’s the same thing for me, FF3.0.4 on XP. I also tested it on Chrome, and it worked ok.

Well, at least I’m not the only one!

ps. since you got a thread open, let’s move to yours…

I needed to change the umask in /etc/suphp.conf to umask=0022

The hosts had to do it for me, but it worked like a charm linickx – thanks.

27 minutes later….

I solved it! I thought I didn’t have access to phpmyadmin on the new server, but I did – and I was able to import everything no problem. So I guess this was because of the plugin.

In any event, thanks.

If it’s the same as what I go through, it’s because the number of allowed persistent connections to the database is set too low — You’ll have to contact your hosts and ask them to increase the number.

Good luck – Ahni.

Perfect! Thanks.

hey Evita. This is actually what I’m trying to get a header title for; I went through most of the comments and posts related to jerome’s keywords (and anyhing related to “title” there and here last night…

I can get the tag name into the header, but I’m not sure how to also add “Pages tagged with”

I mean, can I do this:

if(is_the_search_keytag() { echo 'Pages tagged with '; echo get_the_search_keytag();echo ' // '; } else { echo'';} ;

I’d just try it, but I doubt it’s right and I don’t really want to break my site anymore with my uneducated guesses.

Ahni.

Ok – I’m a total amateur here, but I found a hacky solution. If someone’s as irritated by the 404 as I was, then feel free to do this – but be sure to backup your files.

in wp-admin/menu.php remove line 7, eg :

$menu[0] = array(__('Dashboard'), 'read', 'index.php');

then, in wp-admin/menu-header.php, beneath <ul id=”adminmenu”> add:

<li><a href="/wp-admin/">Dashboard</a></li>

(I’m not sure but if you have any submenus under dashboard, doing this might prevent you from accessing them. I don’t, so I’m not too worried.)

thanks, Ahni