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any more on this? Not sure how the above relates but my site is in a subfolder as well. My twitter tools is buggy too. Tweet updates are now working again but the daily digest that I loved so much is still nada. I’ve replaced it with twitter digest in the interim but would rather have one plugin that does both.

you may want to consider plugins for this functionality as well. I use Nofollow Case by Case and Noindex/Nofollow links. They pretty much cover the options I need to allow people to get link credit and still optimize for SEO.

this might be helpful as well. #6.

https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/12/18/8-useful-wordpress-sql-hacks/

wow. too bad. my condolences.

I think your best bet would be to use phpmyadmin (a graphical admin for your MySQL database) and make a copy of your old database. Your web host admin should give you access to phpmyadmin, most do anyway. That will contain your posts (ie the text but not any media you uploaded) That will at least save your text content.

After that, a fresh install, using a different database so you preserve the old one in case something goes crazy (but use the table prefix) and then you could overwrite tables with the data you got from the old database using phpmyadmin. Try that.

Like I said, that won’t save your media that you deleted which would include your template with any customizations but it should be something.

If it works, immediately make a backup. This plugin works well for me.
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-db-backup/. That will handle the MySQL part but then you’ll need to ftp the rest of the files so you’ll get your media.

Good luck.

try this.
under settings – miscellaneous, make sure your store uploads in this folder is set to wp-content/uploads

settings – media.

few things you may want to try. under your setting and privacy make sure you are set up to be seen by search engines. That usually is enough. After that, you can install All in one SEO plugin. Then set up Google Analytics so you can see how people are finding your site. Finally, I’ll create an alert in Google blog search for my blog to see when it’s getting indexed.

did your new theme work fine on your local install?

when you say you reinstalled 2.7, what do you mean. Did you just upload the files overtop of what you already had or did you delete everything (after making a backup of course) and start fresh. You may want to try going into your themes directory and deleting all themes but the default and classic just to see if you can get it to work that way.

this is a good one too if you’re comfortable using mysql.
https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/12/18/8-useful-wordpress-sql-hacks/
Item 6.

The members only plug-in should do the trick.

https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/members-only/

i was able to “fix” mine. I tried many of the techniques listed here including the cache clearing, adding the language EN to the config file, updating the tinymce directly from Tinymce, adding in the tinymce advanced plugin, etc, but what finally seemed to do for me was disabling the Kimli Flash plugin. I also disabled the tinymce plugin after as it was causing the first row of icons in tinymce not to break. Hope that helps someone.

I’m having the same issue. But it’s only happening on one of my blogs. The other one I upgraded is working fine. I deleted all the files except those in wp-content and it still happens.

I gotta say I’m not convinced this is entirely a flash issue. I was experiencing an issue where I would try to upload the files but nothing would happen when I clicked the upload button on the uploader. I’m using WP 2.6.2 and 10.0.12.36 of flash with Firefox 3.0.3. However I decided to try using IE 7.0.5730.11 and it worked the way it normally does. I’m using a ton of addons but I disabled the ones I can remember adding since I started experiencing the issue. Still can’t get it to work. Anyone else?

it depends on what you modified in the template. Normally, the template just adjusts to the upgrade as long as the edits you made were strictly to the styling. That’s the purpose of templates.

Occasionally there will be a new tag added that might change things but that doesn’t happen in every upgrade. Having said that, 2.5 is supposed to be a fairly extensive upgrade.

on the main index.php file in your template, look for the section that handles posts (it’ll have something and in there you should see the section that styles your author. This page will tell you how to format your author.
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Template_Tags