dennisplucinik

I was having this same problem and found a solution:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/132627?replies=24#post-814981

I was having this same problem and found a solution:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/132627?replies=24#post-814981

I found the answer:

https://www.webmasterworld.com/forum88/5485.htm

Simply – I did not include the 4th parameter in the mysql_connect() function which is a boolean ‘1’ which allows multiple database connections (like mine + WP’s)

This solved my problem completely, hope this helps.

I just isolated the problem to be that I was trying to ’embed’ the WP install into an application which makes heavy use of session, authentication, and database calls.

I am at the point where I know the file which is causing the conflict however it is basically the controller which initiates my database connection object so… I don’t know what to do now but I pretty much have to figure it out soon.

I am having the same exact problems here and every time I find a post about it NOBODY has any ideas… has anyone figured this out yet?

I just left you a comment on your site though I’m not sure if you can see it. It seems that you haven’t figured out your problem though I would like to know if you in fact have.

I am having the same exact problem and I will post back here if I figure it out.

Has anyone figured out a solution to this yet? I cannot get comments to show, and the author will not show either (on the individual post page).

Find out how to access the elements that contain those things that you don’t want to show and add a display:none; to their css code.