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After some further research, categories and post tags will show up in the right side bar. But excerpt, custom fields, comments, etc that are supposed to show up in the main content area do not appear.

I use this plugin with another WordPress install I have an absolutely love it. I hope you can help me get this working with the latest version of WordPress.

Seems like they’re not providing support for this plugin.

I turned the RSS feed from excerpts to full posts. This did not help.

I think the main thing to look at is while editing a post, there are “No related posts” under the Related Posts menu. Something is not working right.

@mitcho: I’m using WordPress 3.0.4 with YARPP 3.2.1

I’ve turned on the “automatically display” option for RSS and I don’t see anything in the feed:

https://www.hawaiianbeachrentals.com/hawaiitravelblog/feed/rss

Match threshold = 1. I also don’t see under “Related Posts” when editing a post page.

OK, I found all these backups in the backup folder on my server. I guess this will work, but I’d still like it emailed to me if possible. PLease help.

I’m having the same exact problem with YARPP and Thesis. Looks like a compatibility issue. Even when I’m editing the post, it doesn’t show any related posts (threshold set to 1).

Any luck on fixing this?

$post->ID appears to be the culprit creating the error. I was able to solve this by echoing the commented lined using PHP like so:

<?php echo '<!--mfunc youAreHere('.$post->ID.'); -->'; ?>

But when a page is cached, my function is still not working. Do I need to make sure funtions.php is not cached? How would I do that?

Should I just be using AJAX to call this function? It seems like that would allow me to turn off “Late init” and get things loading even faster.

I also tried in Legacy mode and get the same error.

If I use this bit of code instead:

<!--mfunc youAreHere($post->ID); -->
<?php youAreHere($post->ID); ?>
<!--/mfunc-->

The error goes away, but the pages are still blank.

Thanks for the help donncha. I tried what you said:

1. Set $wp_super_cache_late_init to “1” in wp-content/wp-cache-config.php
2. Enable “Late init” on the advanced settings page.

And now I get this error when I test my home page:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/gom/public_html/wp-content/plugins/wp-super-cache/wp-cache-phase1.php(204) : eval()’d code on line 96

Try posting them into the Visual display