Ted

Well, duh. Putting post_max_size in to the php5.5 php.ini does the trick. Eazypeezee.

Thanks for the suggestion, but I’d rather not have to implement a hack for something I should be able to tackle once and be done with it.

I’m having issues related to Role Manager, does anyone know how to roll your data back to a state before Role Manager made it’s modifications? I’ve rolled back the wp_users and wp_usermeta tables and wp_options table with no luck.

CyberCobre – were you able to remove the persistent changes made by Role Manager out of the db? I’m having some major issues with my site/data, and I’m pretty sure they are related to Role Manager, and would love to know how to scrub it back.

Additionally, on my test and production boxes, none of the “ajaxy” stuff works. For instance, I don’t get the visual editor, but I get the media icons, but when I click on them, nothing happens. And when I click on the “screen options” or “help” tabs, I don’t get the normal animated menu (actually, I don’t get anything).

Both instances are synced via svn, so I’m perplexed why one can be functioning properly, and the others be having so many problems.

How do I reset the plugins folder through the db?

I tried ianacces’s suggestion (using Mac OS X 10.6, built in PHP 5.3, Apache2, MySQL 5), but when I did, I couldn’t access anything at all.

I then found another post that suggested modifying the “AllowOverride” setting in the user .conf file, which I did. It is located at:

/etc/apache2/users/your-user-name.conf

Change the “AllowOverride None” to “AllowOverride All”, and everything is working like a charm.