duke556

Finally, a fix that worked for me :
1. Renamed (disabled) the plugins-folder, just to be sure
2. I use a working local copy of my WordPress install,
so I was ablt to logon, and create a new user , make him admin
3. Export the wp_usermeta (was somehow not created by the update-process) into sql
4. Switch to my live database and import said SQL file containing the wp_usermeta-table.
5.looking good…

Thanks for reading&replying, but I am afraid that does not work either…but thx anyway

Problem are the encrypted passwords. After migrating myself I wasn?′t able to logon anymore, because somehow (my fault ?, please reply) the passwords weren?′t working anymore.
I ended up setting up a fresh WP, running the install-procedure,
and manually deleting the tables containing users and plugins in the SQL-Dump-file before Inserting the data into the fresh install. PHPmySql is quite a helper there…

Well, a Select of post in two disjunct categories is quite important for my purposes. I am maintaining a business weblog and make very extensice use of categories. I have for instance news items that stem from a specific country, contain news of a specific supplier or contain business figures . Being able to use a .php?cat=n&cat=y&cat=z query would enable me (and others with a similar subject) to build a very interesting category-based search.
Thx for follow up

Thanks for the reply, but the function only reads the one value after the “=” in the query…Helpful would be some insight given to me by some WP-crack whether “AND” for ‘n’ cat queries is working at all or how it could be enabled..

Solved: Strange behaviour with “w” (week).
Problem was: uncontrollable behaviour if&when “week=x” was used with some other query like “cat=x”
Solution:
Delete “intval($w) ||” in Line 242 of wp-blog-header.php

Solved: Strange behaviour with “w” (week).
Problem was: uncontrollable behaviour if&when “week=x” was used with some other query like “cat=x”
Solution:
Delete “intval($w) ||” in Line 242 of wp-blog-header.php

Solved: Strange behaviour with “w” (week).
Problem was: uncontrollable behaviour if&when “week=x” was used with some other query like “cat=x”
Solution:
Delete “intval($w) ||” in Line 242 of wp-blog-header.php

OKAY, toss “RTFM” at me since I overlooked the get archives ‘weekly’-function.