buntstift

similar problem here. my co-editor doesn’t see a link to the stats at the dashboard.
i didn’t know that he will need to create an own wordpress.com-account though. but the message from BoltClock reads like that wouldn’t change the problem with the login anyhow.

yes, i can confirm both matters too:
1.6.1 does not save tags
1.5.8 seems to work fine

sorry, i already have the answer.

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i just want to make a quick add because of the frightening tone of this topic:
i upgraded my precious blog and i haven’t seen any problems so far.
thank you, wordpress.

thank you a lot.
i can’t confirm any results yet, but i assume this will help.
thank you.

wow, thank you very much. this code brings in some perfection. ??
it seems to work 100% as it should, it’s exactly what i wanted.

thank you for your patience and help !

@ photolord: no, i can’t. i am not dealing with galleries. sorry i misunderstood you.

weird stuff.
but i did try the no-flash-plugin from the sticky post now (did you?) and i can perfectly live with it now. it still looks better than in older versions of wordpress. i think i’ll stick with the no-flash-option.
actually: all in all i am pretty pleased that the upgrade to 2.5 worked pretty well, far better than i expected.

my problem appears this way:

after choosing an image from my desktop to upload i get redirected to the login screen which looks a bit weird:
https://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m268/defaulty/uploadproblem1.jpg

after filling in name and passwort an error appears inside the flash window:
https://i106.photobucket.com/albums/m268/defaulty/uploadproblem2.jpg
“the requested url was not found on the server”

and the images did not appear in the upload-folder (wp-content/uploads/2008/04). there isn’t a solution for me yet except of uploading the pictures via ftp to the server.

i tried all of the possible solutions in the sticky post, except of the no-flash-plugin. i am going to try this now.

alright, done.
but in the meantime i just deleted the .htaccess and… well… my site is accessible again !
this has been the problem in the first place i guess.
do i need a .htaccess-file ?

nothing changes with .htaccess.
is there really no way to bring the installation back to life without asking my host for help? i wouldn’t really know what to ask for.

it would be the best if a black list or something like that would be integrated into a next version of wordpress to prevent sending registration emails to spambots anyhow (before they are becoming members/subscribers).
i know there are several plugins around but i know as well that there can be complications if you use a themed login or other plugins.
actually you can find something really similiar in your wordpress-admin already at options -> discussion -> comment moderation. this option should be expanded to the registration process.

it would be the best if a black list or something like that would be integrated into a next version of wordpress to prevent sending registration emails to spambots anyhow (before they are becoming members/subscribers).
i know there are several plugins around but i know as well that there can be complications if you use a themed login or other plugins.
actually you can find something really similiar in your wordpress-admin already at options -> discussion -> comment moderation. this option should be expanded to the registration process.