jmfolcik

This is within your database, so if you are using microsoft sql or mysql, a sql admin tool is used to fix it. Someone can probably fix it remotely for you but I’m not at that skill level, I still need the GUI to do anything.

Did you begin at 2.3.3 or did you upgrade from an older version to 2.3.3 previously before going to 2.5? I started at 2.3.3, and was missing the key in my database, as it seems others do as well.

The problem is you probably created a fresh wordpress install at version 2.3.3 or about there, and there is a bug in the 2.5 upgrade that leaves out doing something that you have to do manually now to get it to work.
See the below link, thats where I explain what to do to fix it (using any sql admin program)
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/167450?replies=6

Here is your solution (below), it is a bug when going from 2.3.3 I think, I had this problem and I started with 2.3.3 (didn’t upgrade from a previous version)

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/167450?replies=6

this is solved, check out https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/167450

I fixed it! I went and read the error_log file from apache and it told me exactly what it failed to pull from sql. It told me “Key ‘comment_date_gmt’ doesn’t exist in table” so I went to the table it talked about and created that as a key. I tried that same thing before but I had the wrong table, I did it to an old table that I’m not using anymore since I have multiple instances now of wordpress.

Is anyone else having this problem? I have a feeling it is from people who started out with 2.3.3 or around there. I even tried export, deleted a post that had a comment, then import (so it would actually import something with the one missing) and that didn’t fix the problem. Is there some sql command I can do to fix a table or something?

The sticky closed topic about image uploading fixed my problem with uploading with IE, all I did was replace the two files they have in a zip file and it works perfectly now. https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/164999?replies=1

Now I just need a fix for the comments, which I have a feeling is database related. I started with 2.3.3 so maybe a table is missing that older versions create or something.

I have the same problem, the commends show up on the actual blog, and they show up under the manage post page, but comments says: No results found. for “show all comments”