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In phpMyAdmin, there is an option to repair the tables.

I don’t know how this happened, but my posts table in MySQL had crashed, and once I repaired it, everything showed back up again.

Okay, thanks. I’ll just disable it and check back in a few days.

Nope. It never got solved. If there’s anyone with knowledge out there OTHER than moshu who has an idea, please let me know.

Moshu,

If you had read my initial post, you would see that I said (and I quote):

I tried this one with “previous_posts” and “previous_post”:

I tried it both with an “s” and without.

If you had read more carefully my initial query you would have seen this. Your holier than thou attitude isn’t appreciated.

Knowing this, do you have anything productive to offer as far as help? I’d like to solve this issue.

That link you gave contains code that is almost identical to the code I pasted. The only difference is that it’s (); and doesn’t have the parameters in it, right?

Unless I’m retarded. Which, when it comes to code, is not that far-fetched.

Anybody else have any ideas?

Thanks for the quick reply. I’m talking about the pages for each post, though. It used to be that at the bottom of each page for each post, there would be a link with the post title in it that would take you to the earlier posts and the older posts (if there were any).