doranpalmer

As far as I know, you’d have to hack the core and modify the_tags to do it one by one.

Instead, you should use get_the_tags as it does not display the tags, but just returns them for you to use and manipulate. See here https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags/get_the_tags

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I’ve got everything working as it should with ajax, loading the page and calling directly to comments.php or the comments_template function, but while both grab the comments again, neither updates the comments with a new query even though both methods starts with a db query.

That’s where I’m stuck, any ideas?

I’d like to find this as well. SBNation uses it and it just makes it so that new comments from all users are displayed real-time, without the need to refresh the page.

makes the comments work a lot like chatroom.

Anyone got something like this?

This appears to be an issue when using FF3. just loaded up Chrome and so far so good.

Any ideas why post-new.php won’t work in FF3 on 2.7.1?

Yeah, that tends to be an ajax or javascript issue. The js files in wp are mostly in the includes folder, that is true for both wp_includes and wp_admin/includes. Try them all. What version of IE are you using on each machine?

chrisv – There is a difference some where. Your problem sounds like the javascript settings are screwed up. Try making sure to set exceptions for your site in all firewall, anti virus/spyware software, as well as both browsers.

That usually does the trick for me.

Another thing that helps me when I have this problem is to re-upload all the .js files for the editor. I usually do the whole includes folder so I don’t miss anything. That usually works well too. js files are sensitive uploaders, don’t know why.

Can’t edit posts either if that helps. tried editing the default post, basically same thing as described above, except the format buttons don’t show if I try to edit a post.

What theme are you using? IE is notorious for conflicting with the same css, html, and js that other browsers show no problem. Check your theme, change to default theme and see if that helps your problem. If other themes work, then it’s the theme you’re using right now.

I would just create new classes, and custom code the div’s into the text widget using the new classes that give you the style you want.

Easiest way is to write the new css classes like the old ones i.e.

#sidebar because the div id isn’t changing, then your new class name, works for me.

I had it happen to me a few times as well. Sometimes, installed the advanced tinyMCE plugin fixed it, other times I simply needed to reupload the core files in the includes and admin directories. Then I cleared my brwoser cache, restarted the browser, and it works again. Also, double check that you are uploading the right way, some files want binary while others want ASCII. Check your ftp client’s docs for more info on that.

I have mine set to auto change the mode depending on the file, and I think it’s malfunctioning and that’s why mine only breaks when I upgrade the core.

Try that stuff, see if it helps.

Sorry, forgot to add that I’ve tried it in IE7, IE8, Safari3, and FF3, all with the same results.

Statpress, for one, when you extract the zip file it creates a folder called Statpress, which many people upload and expect it to work, it doesn’t.

The actual plugin folder is called WP-Statpress and it is inside the statpress folder. Get rid of the statpress folder and just upload the WP-Statpress folder and it’ll work fine.

Yeah, or try downloading another copy of IE, because I have that same version running on XP SP3, and I update all of my plugins right a way, including akismet, and no problems at all.

I did find that the google gears thing is causing some problems, but that’s in 2.6.1 beta though. Try your IE addons as well, I found problems that were killing my browser performance with the yahoo toolbar addons.

Search the codex for ‘wp_head’

That should be the ability you’re looking for.