Blutarsky

same problem, suddenly the post read count started decreasing…..

I have patched a previous version of XML Sitemaps, but now there’s a new version, and wish stop patching ??

Any mySQL expert here?

You rock mate!

this is the select statment that hangs…

SELECT * FROM wp_terms wt
INNER JOIN wp_term_taxonomy wtt ON wt.term_id=wtt.term_id
INNER JOIN wp_term_relationships wtr ON wtr.term_taxonomy_id=wtt.term_taxonomy_id
LEFT JOIN wp_posts wp ON wp.ID=wtr.object_id
WHERE
taxonomy='post_tag'
AND ID IS NULL
AND NOT EXISTS(SELECT * FROM wp_terms wt2
                INNER JOIN wp_term_taxonomy wtt2 ON wt2.term_id=wtt2.term_id WHERE wtt2.parent=wt.term_id)

ORDER BY name

Help!

I’ll give it a go thanks

Same problem I was struggling to catch the bloaty plugin and at the end discovered that it was the wordpress.com stats plugin…
I adore that plugin but it was pushing page load time up to 12s. Now down to 4s without the plugin…

Any help?

Found this handy!!!

Now I need to copy the official version and find a good strategy to synch

Thanks for the in-depth test!
I’ll do some testing too.

Thanks again

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Try the code above in a post

Actually the content is typed in HTML mode. There are no signs of HTML comments in visual mode….maybe a bug? Or a faulty plugin?

Try this in HTML mode (the code in the following message)

Ok this is what I’ve done:
– created some html comments/tags in the post
– modified an existing plugin that sticks a filter to the_content() and coded a conditional is_home() formatting.

It works.

Ok but what if I need to hide something in index.php and show it in single.php?

example:

<p>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Morbi quam. Ut ullamcorper ornare nunc. <strong>*show-a-link-on-single.php-but-not-on-index.php*</strong> Nam cursus, felis sit amet posuere fermentum, erat odio pretium lacus, at mattis augue lectus et purus. Praesent eleifend ullamcorper urna. Aenean orci diam, pretium eget, consequat eget, accumsan ut, nibh.<p>

Ok, thanks!

What you mean ” to create an index while running”?
I thought index creation could occur only behind the scene, using phpmyadmin…
could you clarify?