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Still not resolved, this is a fresh install no plugins or anything. This same server runs a ton of wordpress installs so its not the server configuration.

Hey Ikki24, thanks for this. Was just coming back to report that I changed this line:
if ( (is_single() || is_page()) && !is_user_logged_in() ) {

Into this:
if ( !is_user_logged_in() ) {

Now it works! Thanks a lot for the help and very fast responses. Just for your information, wordpress’s core lives in a different location than the actual posts on the site.. Even though wp-load.php is called at the beginning of the page, the plugin doesn’t seem to recognize where it’s at.. Anyway, thanks again

Okay, so where do I need to look to debug this? Is there anything you know of that would prevent it from printing?

After all plugins disabled, including Akismet, the problem still persists. What’s a good way for me to troubleshoot, ie, connection errors and so forth?

“the script that my plugin uses to update to the tables is not being printed onto your theme’s header”

So, it’s not including a required script? Which one, and what should the head for your plugin look like when on a page?

Well this morning I updated this plugin, along with 2 others (if I remember correctly: Yet another related posts, Facebook Like)..

Thats the only change in a few weeks.. Everything was fine and dandy before. I tried deactivating/reactivating – removing completely (including db tables)/re-installing – even going back one version.. Nothing seems to help

Ugh, take the ending ‘)’ out of the link..

So I tried activating the default theme again, and I finally saw the template selector. I go back to my theme and it’s gone again. How can I make sure it’s always there?