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Excellent, thank you very much for the speedy help, works like a dream now!

My self-hosted wordpress did not show any pictures either. I don’t use the uploads folder for uploads, but another folder. In fact, I had deleted the original uploads folder. But onswipe wants this folder to be there so it can write its pix into a cache folder of its own.

This may be the problem. After adding a (new) uploads folder in wp-content and making it writeable, the pictures do show up in onswipe. (And onswipe’s chace folder is there, too.)

As mentioned above, setting the permissions had appeared to work, but it doesn’t anymore. (Am doubtful now whether it ever has.) The booktuner folder and all contents are set to 777 at present, and still booktuner_cache.xml gets overwritten as an empty file.

Same problem, and silversteelwolf’s solution worked for me: out of the automatic install via the wordpress backend, the permissions hadn’t been set properly, after changing them everything works fine.

My embarrassingly simple solution: I had run out of space with my provider, who prohibited any additions to the database. Hence no saving of any new material, which made wordpress offer no save button (and not actually do any submitting either).

I tried that and found out more: apparently not any new user, comment, page or entry is added to the database. I can modify any existing data. It’s as if the SQL “insert into” doesn’t work and I can only “update” the database tables.

We’ve got the same problem. It happened right after an update to 3.0.1. The site admin can only “save draft” and “submit for review”, and saved drafts do not appear in the list of drafts at all (possbly they have not been saved at all).

Drafts and posts written prior to the update can still be saved and published as before.

We’ve tried changing the theme and turning off plugins.

Thanks for the plugin, it came in very handy. I was used to being able to do this in WordPress 1.2 and found it quite important: This way, I can get a complete index/list of all my entries in a particular category. Just the linked titles, nothing else.

Or write into the .htaccess file something like:
RewriteRule ^([0-9]{4})/([0-9]{1,2})?/?$ /wordpress/viewphp.php?year=$1&monthnum=$2 [QSA]
where the first half corresponds to your permalink format. In the example, that’s 2004/08 (or whatever), but depending on the structure you’ve chosen it might be slightly different. Compare to the other RewriteRules in your .htaccess
It worked for me.