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The read more links are for the same post.

I’ll add that the author and category links in the email are absolute.

Just Jetpack for the subscriptions.

Theme is… “zeeSynergieVersion: 1.3”, though if it’s just a theme issue, I can fix that, but I’m not sure what part of theme jetpack is pulling from. I thought it might be pulling from the feed, but the feeds are all using the permalink function and the theme doesn’t appear to be filtering that at all.

You have to go into Google Webmaster Central and tell it to ignore the “wpmp_switcher” query variable. You might also make sure your sitemap is updated.

You have to go into Google Webmaster Central and tell it to ignore the “wpmp_switcher” query variable. You might also make sure your sitemap is updated.

Ah, for anyone else finding this, it looks like this thread has the answer:

https://mu.www.ads-software.com/forums/topic/14587?replies=20

Thanks, poil11.

Dev server is my next step, I hope. I’ve got MAMP running, but it’s on port 8888, which Multisite won’t allow. So I need to figure out an alternative (or how to change that port).

That would explain why upgrading to FF3.5 beta worked for me. Gears got disabled because it is non-compliant with 3.5.

It was also happening to me with this site (well the codex).

I ended up uninstalling completely Firefox 3.0.10 and then installing the latest Firefox 3.5 beta. So far so good (after extensive wordpress use for a day).

It’s not a plugin, I had it crash in safe mode too.

It’s also happened while trying to access www.ads-software.com.

I’ve been having similar trouble since upgrading to the 2.1 branch. As soon as I activate a third plug-in (regardless of what it is) my plug-in management page stops loading completely. I just get the intro paragraph and then no list of plugins. I ended up having to deactivate plugins by changing their file name.

Everything else is slow and the wysiwyg editor doesn’t work.

Is there is a server issue? I’m not using godaddy (using doteasy).

Thanks so much, Kafkaesqui! This problem has been giving me a headache and your code solved it perfectly.

Whoops, I called for help too soon.

By leaving the index.html file in place and changing the rewrite to:

RewriteRule ^index\.html$ mysite.com/index.php

It now works. Interesting.