evilbeet

The two blogs you posted look fine to me. Is this issue resolved?

Never mind, I’m retarded. I just had to ENABLE threaded commenting. Didn’t realize it wasn’t a default.

You should generally be okay with the one-click upgrade, with some caveats.

You need to make sure that you save your modified theme as something other than the Classic and Default themes that come with WordPress. If you are basing it on one of those themes, you need to change its name and put it in a folder with a unique name. Otherwise it WILL get overwritten in the one-click upgrade. But as long as you do that, your changes should not be affected by a one-click upgrade.

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I would download a fresh copy of WP 2.7, then delete functions.php from your wp-includes directory and upload a brand new copy from your fresh download. It sounds like that file got corrupted or screwed up somehow.

I had this exact same problem. I talked to my host and they fixed it. When I asked them how, they said “There was memory-cache stuck open which was cleared and that resolved the issue.” So maybe ask your host to see if they can fix that?

Contact your host and make sure you have the correct permissions in the temporary files directories. It’s probably not a wp-config.php issue.

Yes — your host. Contact their technical support.

That function is defined in http.php. Make sure that file exists in the wp-includes directory.

My host finally resolved this. They said there was a “memory-cache stuck open” and they cleared it. Not sure what that means, or how it’s different from what I’d tried, but it worked.

That’s a good thought. I just tried deleting all cache plugins and deleting all cache files and I’m still getting the same error tho.

Sonny, that error sounds like a problem in wp-config.php, like StephenNg says.

Dammit, when you guys don’t respond to me asap, you force me to actually solve problems for myself, which is both frustrating and time-consuming.

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This seemed to work, in case anyone else has the same question:

<?php

$u_time = get_the_time(‘U’);

if ($u_time < 1204347600)
{?>

This is my text

<?php
}

?>

Where the u_time value is set to be less than the Unix Epoch time for March 1, 2008.

If anyone has a more efficient way to do it, I’m open to suggestions.

Bump?

I still can’t figure this out.

I don’t even know which file I should be looking at.

Any help would be much appreciated!!!

Hi there,

Can you be more specific about what you need? I’m not exactly clear on the problem.

I mean, you could assign each post its own individual category (this would be the encyclopedia entry) and use the category pages as your single page.

If you want WordPress to only display one post on the front page, you can use Options->Reading->Blog Pages and change the number there to 1.

If you can be more specific, I can try to be of more help.