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Do you know if it’s still working?
I upgraded to the newest wp version and with that plugin on all html has been deleted from posts during import…

Thank you vtxyzzy!
I added calleg_get_posts to my args as follows:
$args = array(
‘cat’=>’3,4’,
‘posts_per_page’ => 5,
‘post_status’ => ‘publish’,
‘caller_get_posts’=>0
);
but still sticky posts don’t show at the top.. :°°

Same issue here… can anyone help us?

Bingo!
If you’re running this plugin “Permalink Redirect” (that is my case!)
https://scott.yang.id.au/code/permalink-redirect/ it will redirect the single post on itself ignoring the comment pagination parameters.
To make it work, add “/comment-page” to the list of paths to be skipped in the plugin settings.
Hope this helps!

I thinks it’s the rewrite_rules wp_option value…

With same installation file but brand new db, it works as it passes the following parameters in the request
https://localhost/blog.default.it/?p=1&cpage=1#comments
If a set a custom permalink structure (the same I have on the live blog) it works as well
/%year%/%monthnum%/%postname%-%post_id%.php and it outputs this url
https://localhost/blog.default.it/2010/01/ciao-mondo-1.php/comment-page-1#comments
This url and the one of the live blog, have the exact same syntax.

Could it be that there is a dirty value in the wp_options table inherited by previous wordpress versions that prevents this from working?

It’s happening to me as well.

This is the code that worked before the upgrade
comments_popup_link(__(‘0’), __(‘1’), __(‘%’), ”, __(‘–‘));

Comment count on the blog homepage (index.php template) is +2 everywhere.

If there isn’t any comment, it shows 2 instead of 0.
If I post the first comment to a post, the counter will show 3 instead of 1 and so on.

The comments_popup_link tag was really helpful because it allowed me to link the comment count to the comments page with a single method.

Now I tried to use
comments_number(‘0’, ‘1’, ‘%’);
and it shows the right number of comments, but I’ll surely have to link it manually to the comments page.

Is this a bug of 2.9.1 or has the comments_popup_link method been eliminated for good?

Thanks!

i solved activating php_mysql.dll extension instead of the recommended php_mysqli.dll and i have been able to install wp

i got that error until I changed the extension activated in php.ini… it seems wordpress (for the configuration I have) doesn’t like php_mysqli.dll, so I commented it and activated php_mysql.dll (that was supposed to be the less suitable). this worked for me even if the style of the page did not load.

I’m also trying to find out a solution, I would like to use scriptaculous or mootools javascript libraries but I don’t know how to add classes to the custom get category list output…

If you can’t wait for a bugfix, that’s how I “solved”:

1. backup of your database (assure it creates instructions on how to create tables and it doesn’t keep memory of the auto_increment value)
2. delete the user and the posts tables
3. open the backup files and restore the user and posts tables leaving only the default insert queries (those that create the admin user with your password and the hello world post and page)

NOW

Set up a local webserver and install wordpress, so that you can import your 8 (or more) mb file without any limitation and without uploading it

THEN

Export the posts using the “export” functionality of your local-intalled wordpress: you’ll get an xml file that you can use to restore the posts on your remote website.

Hope this can help.

If you have doubts, just ask, I’ll check this posts in the next 2-3 days.

I checked my import file.
The import process was successful but the last post is missing on wordpress.
Why does it miss that post?
Thanks

I’ve had the same problem.
Could we get some help?
Thanks!