flapane

Code copied from the older (and closed) thread

if ( !$comments = wp_cache_get( 'recent_comments', 'widget' ) ) {
	$comments = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT $wpdb->comments.* FROM $wpdb->comments JOIN $wpdb->posts ON $wpdb->posts.ID = $wpdb->comments.comment_post_ID WHERE comment_approved = '1' AND post_status = 'publish' AND comment_type IN ('comment', '') ORDER BY comment_date_gmt DESC LIMIT 15");
	wp_cache_add( 'recent_comments', $comments, 'widget' );
}

No, it’s a theme I wrote on my own from scratch (but the “critical” php code comes from the default WP theme, I mostly made css and graphical customizations), and the cPanel log unfortunately isn’t accessible from the customers.

I didn’t see new articles in the control panel, they hardcoded the iframe in /index.php, just before the final ?>

I just told the hosting farm that there were connection issues, and they fixed them.

There was a problem connecting with the sql db ??

Yes, I think that there’s a problem in connecting with the sql db, too.
I’ll try later (I can’t access phpmyadmin right now).

Yes I’ve cleared the Firefox cache before logging in.

I’ve already logged out, but nothing changed ??

@schyte
The owner has a 10 days old backup, I’ll keep it as the last try, because he’d loose a lot of posts.

Hi,
I’ve just done what you wrote, and nothing changed.
Thanks

Thanks for the help.

Good point.
My theme doesn’t use particular functions (functions.php) but 3 homebuilt functions to separate and count comments and trackbacks.
Other than that, I usually compress the biggest js and css WP files just to save some bytes without using any 3rd party plugin.

Hi,
great, that option in the control panel did the trick!

Thank you so much!

Hi,
not having category.php, then archive.php is the right pick.

Thanks

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