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I′ll email globat suport for the logs. I don′t want this happen again.

Also, I′m going to check if some of the plugins I′ve on the WP may crash on some way the media uploader. Maybe this have some relation with the error.

I don′t have control on the config of the web host, because is on Globat, and isn′t a dedicated server. I have sent a mail to support to ask a way to change things like the max_execution_time.

Anyway, I think the problem comes from the web host and not from the WordPress installation. Why?. I don′t know how, but after try all the steps of the sticky, make some test by myself, and still giving me the error http, I tried again to upload an image. AN IT WORKS FINE NOW!!! Unexplanable… I′m uploading a bunch of images to look if it really works fine now.

Thanks for all the help anyway, Otto42. You′d been a great support ^_^.

It uploads without any errors, but it does not generate thumbnails! The images show up full size on the page, or they are scaled in a really ugly manner

That′s exactly what happenned to me, but with a message of Error HTTP instead of no error. I mean, like I said in the post “when the image are uploaded, the uploader gives a “Error HTTP” message in red. After all, the image is uploaded, but no thumbnail or medium size images are created, and galleries only show the full size image, messing up the web.”

I′ts like the situation exposed in the step 8, but with an error instead of without any.

Yes, I try the mod_security fix, but the http error still occurs.

Also, my problem looks like the one on step 8. I saved the image in a proper standard jpg format, and tried upload it again, but the error shows again. So the step 8 solution doesn′t work.

The first, the upload folder, is set to “data”.

The second, full URL path to file, is set to “https://yggdrasil.nn45.com/data/”.

Yes, I tried all the steps in that post before write this. None of those works for me.

Up. The post goes away too fast on the forum.

Have you tried to setup widgets for the sidebar? You can add and remove whatever you want, and include a custom text box where you can put anything you want.

up

Nobody?

No ones knowns to do that? At least any hints, please.

Thanks a lot, MichaelH!!!!

Those plugins going to help me so much ^_^.

Thanks for the reply, Cephus.

I finally fix that by myself. The sidebar wasn′t absolute, but floated.

I fixed the problem with the footer with the “clear: both;” css.

Anyway, thanks for your reply.

Thanks eondxd ^_^!

That fixes the problem with IE. The big ones.

Now, I need to fix the issues with Opera (list and forms align errors are the big ones in Opera).

Thanks MichaelH. I′m going to download and give it a try ^_^.

Anyway, I′ve found a solution by myself using the customizable post listings plugin, making some changes on one of the docs I′ve found on the codex. This is my lines:


<?php get_header(); ?>
<?php if ( in_category(4) || in_category (8) || in_category (9) || in_category (10) || in_category (11) || in_category (12) || in_category (13) || in_category (14) || in_category (21) || in_category (24) || in_category (35) || in_category (36) ) {
$wp_query->query_vars['cat'];
echo '<div id="content"><div id="thumb-gallery">';
c2c_get_recent_posts(1000, "%post_excerpt%", $cat);
echo '</div></div><div id="sidebar">

</div>';
} else {
echo '<div id="content">?que?';
echo '</div>';
get_sidebar();
}
?>
<?php get_footer(); ?>


In the codex example, the $wp_query->query_vars['cat'] goes inside the plugin function. That gives an sql error in my page. But putting that line outside and before the plugin makes it work perfect. I hope this can be helpfull in anyway to somebody.

Again, thanks for your help, MichaelH.