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Yeah, everything works fine with the Exclude @replies turned off.

Yeah, my experience now dictates that @reply excluding is working in REVERSE. The only Twitters that are posting now are @replies.

re: ‘posted’, i don’t use the ‘sidebar’, i have TT post them as entries to the ‘twitter’ category. what i mean by ‘posted’ is, well, posted. (also, i do reset tweet checking, as well.)

twitters are occurring in the database now but only @replies are getting posted to my site. looks like it works aside from the exclusion.

Also, you can manually go to pages past the second page, so although the Prev links stop at https://ihavebeenfloated.org/category/personal/page/2/

You can still go to https://ihavebeenfloated.org/category/personal/page/3/ and get more posts.

Oh, I don’t think that will work. Anyone else have any tips? It’s got to be possible… some how. I tried assigning the function’s output to a variable and then using the variable in the IF, but that didn’t work either.

Thanks, I’ll try that

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1) Did this, caused it to break WP, would try redirecting to ‘ihavebeenfloated.org’ without the http, so it couldn’t even let me re-log in, kind of funny. so technically I guess that option stuck, but only because WP couldn’t figure out how to let me access it.

2) HOLY CRAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

THIS WORKED!!!

RustyIndy, YOU ARE A GOD.

*head explodes*

In and out of phpmyadmin or out of WP?

I assume you mean WP.

Logged out of WP, set value, checked to make sure it suck in the database, relogged in to WP, checked value, it’s reset.

Well there goes my big hope that I found the problem.

I did Route 1 a day or so ago. I guess I will try Route 2 tonight when I feel able, going to go eat something and see a movie now.

Thanks for your help, guys, regardless of what a smart ass I am for no reason at all. WP is still the best there is and I’ll probably never leave it, regardless of any problems. If it comes down to it, I’ll just overwrite my current theme files so that I can use the new theme when I finish it.

I’m using PHPMyAdmin.

I just upgraded to the latest nightly, still get the siteurl resetting problem. Even after manually altering the values according to that guide (which I managed to figure out myself earlier, rather proud of myself for that), WP has me re-log in when I load it, and then it resets the value still.

2005-01-11

siteurl is wrong, at ‘http:’ but home is correct at ‘https://ihavebeenfloated.org’ fileupload_realpath is accurate.

rrr, read the original post wrong. no matter what I set siteurl to, it reverts.

Sorry, I figured it was unnecessary waste to keep making new posts, I’ll stop that now. Also, I was hoping that would be the problem. ;(

I’m assuming then that WP doesn’t use that option to check that the URL of your referral isn’t the URL in the options?

I’m browsing my MySQL database under wp_options, looks to me that the first option “siteurl” is “http:” and not my site URL.

I just tried setting it to the proper url (https://ihavebeenfloated.org) and even though the config panel says it was saved, it was not, it’s back at “http:”

I set it manually by editing the MySQL myself to ‘https://ihavebeenfloated.org’

Refreshed WP, had me re-log in… and checked the MySQL, and the option is back to being ‘http:’

Who wants to bet me twenty bucks that this is the problem?

Edit: I’m not clear if there is a way to prevent WP from modifying a MySQL option from within PHPMyAdmin, if there is, I would like to test it, could someone tell me if there is? I bet this is the problem, WP is thinking my site URL is wrong and wont let me fix it.

Jose: Can you go into your options and see what WP is saying your ‘Site URL’ is? It’s on the initial options page.

Is there a safe and fool-proof way to wipe out your WP install (files and MySQL and all) and retain all the posts? At this point I’m desperate to see if I can get it working again… I suppose I could back up the relevant tables using PHPMyAdmin… God, that would be a pain though.