corqspy

I too, am seeing this issue after upgrading.
(2.3.3) – I have tried adding tinyMCE, etc.

I too, am having this issue just after installing; I am using WP 2.3 – the plugin appears to generate the magic number, etc. I ahve activated the plugin from the plugin’s page. the Quickstats page then becomes configurable via the ‘wp-admin/options-general.php?page=quickstats.php” url.

I am just not seeing the rss icon on the page akin to your screenshot of the plugin, nor seeing it in the page’s url/address bar area where I am accustomed to seeing a feed indicator. Also, where do the stats generated/viewed from?

Thanks — corq

I’m hoping support for potential flat-file db can be mounted – my hosts db server has been flaky for sometime, meanwhile my pmwiki site (using magpie) is solid and a testament to good implementation but having to have my wp depend on mysql so critically has definitely been a bummer this week. Thanks to anyone actively exploring this idea!

fixed it myself – the “Clear All” firefox in “Options” button is my new friend. Somethng about inheriting the old cache from the upgrade appears to have been the culprit.

As a loyal WP user who’s *manually* chosen to update my lang settings and resubmit to several feed indexing services, I wholly endorse this.
Perhaps something giving the user at install/upgrade time the option, and explaning it’s potential importance.
Perhaps as a plugin for now, and a *feature* of the upgrade wizard for the next incremental update for WP?
Thanks guys! WP is the best!
Corqspy

thanks for this – will try it later tonite as I get time and report back my results, very much appreciate the guidance!
corq

Well I’m still not certain what did all that, but after deleting both the database and dirs, reinstalling and such, the installation went through and all looks good.

*doh* that’s my reply above, forgot I’d cleared my cookies ‘n cache before I’d come back to this site ??