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Hi, I was having the same problem with IE8.

I found a quick and easy solution to get the calculators to display just fine in IE8.

Simply go into the Calculator Pro settings page in your WP admin and select the ‘Use Custom CSS’ box.

All calculators now display fine in all browsers.

You can then add your own custom CSS.

If you need help with custom CSS then view the source of your calculators while the ‘Use Custom CSS’ box is unchecked and you’ll see the default CSS.

I had this same problem at coxisms.com.

Started after I upgraded WordPress and WP-Postratings at the same time.

I had WP v.3.04 with WP-Postratings 1.5

You could still vote by clicking on the stars but the votes would not register on the post and the top 10 ‘highest rated’ was only displaying 1 post instead of all 10.

I rolled back WP-Postratings to version 1.10 and all the results and functionality came back.

Other versions may work but I just happened to have 1.10

Not quite what I was asking but and always the case that after I post on here I find the answer!

How to clean / remove unwanted content from all posts in bulk.

What I did was login to my cpanel and go to phpMyAdmin from there I was able to download a CSV version of the table containing all my posts.

I was then able to establish that each instance of injected code began with <!–more–>

I copied the column containing post content to another sheet and with Excel I used the ‘Data – Text To Columns’ function using ‘<‘ as the separator. This took all of the unwanted code out of the table cells.

I then pasted the clean column back into my table, saved as CSV then uploaded back in phpMyAdmin.

There’s lots of handy sites to help this go smoothly just by searching for ‘import / export SQL phpMyAdmin’

Now to find out how and prevent some other fool from keep uploading an index.htm file and also replacing my index.php file on another site… Getting bored now!

Now all bad code gone!

Just had to dig a little deeper…

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/76419?replies=21

has the solution from Whooami of disabling mod_security by inserting a .htaccess file in /wp-admin/ containing:

SecFilterInheritance Off

This worked for me!

Consider this closed!

Having read more in this forum I need to add that my host says they have not upgraded mysql or php and I’ve tried turning off the rich text editor in ‘options’ and ‘user’ and it made no difference.

If I type a URL using the RTE it picks it up and changes it to a hyperlink but as above, I can’t publish posts with links in.

It’s as if it will only allow <p> tags and no others!

To add to this even if I just try to embolden some text the post fails and I just get redirected to the homepage??

I have been unable to find any other posts that refer to this problem but I dug deep and found this:

https://trac.www.ads-software.com/attachment/ticket/2926/2926.diff

this gives a solution to the template order in the admin section but requires a snippet of code to be inserted in the admin_functions.php file in the wp_admin folder near the page_template_dropdown function.

Insert it, upload the page and you should see your templates in alphabetical order.