MaryRobinette

Both work for me. What are your symptoms?

You know, I thought I was insane.

I remember creating the directly cached page, but that option doesn’t appear on the admin page anymore.

Updated with new information: Anonymous users see the new page. Logged in users, like me, see the cached page or, if that’s deleted, the blank page.
Clearing my browser cache has no effect.

I’m having the same trouble, but I’m trying to install it in YATCP. Neither of the two solutions above are my problem. Any ideas?

<p><?php if (function_exists('lmbbox_comment_quicktags_display')) { lmbbox_comment_quicktags_display(); } ?>
<textarea name="comment" id="comment" cols="100%" rows="10" tabindex="4"></textarea></p>
			<?php do_action('comment_form', $post->ID); ?>
			<p>Comments are held for moderation if you are a first time commentor or if the comment contains more than two links.
				<input name="submit" type="submit" id="submit" tabindex="5" value="<?php _e('Save');?>" />
				<input type="hidden" name="comment_post_ID" value="<?php echo $id; ?>" />
			</p>
			</form>
		<?php endif; // If registration required and not logged in ?>
	<?php else: //comments open? ?>
		<p><?php _e('Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.');?></p>
	<?php endif; // If Comments are open ?>

If you haven’t fixed it, you can uninstall a problem plugin by deleting it through ftp.

I was prepared to answer, yes, as I had the links sorted by categories on the list. But since none of the others work either.

But, I just double-checked and apparently the link categories have been combined with the post categories, so now they have new numbers. Clever.

Thanks for suggesting the obvious.

I figured it out. It was related to the php memory_limit, so I went into my php.ini file and upped it to 32M.

ajparker’s comments here helped me figure it out.

For newbs like me, the php.ini file is probably in your root directory. Download it and look for the line with memory_limit = 8M. Change it to 32M. Then reupload it. (Make sure you save a copy of the original, just in case.) You many have to put the file in each subdirectory, although I only put it in my root directory and wp-content directory.

Of course, this doesn’t answer the question of what script is using so much memory, but at least the blog is loading quickly again.

I actually timed it and it’s taking 40 seconds to four minutes consistently, whether it’s a single post, static front page, or a category. Removing the pings doesn’t help. I am totally at a loss.

https://www.maryrobinettekowal.com

Any ideas?

I’m having the same trouble. It seemingly started overnight. So I took down the posts that I made yesterday, even though they loaded last night, but it made no difference. I then went through and deactivated my plugins, one by one, to see if I could find one that wasn’t playing nicely. No luck.

It loads the sidebars, header and then hangs on the content. It will eventually load, but takes at least 15 seconds and that’s awfully slow for broadband.

If anyone else is surprised by this, there are instructions in the readme.txt file that comes with the plugin on how to turn it off the automatic piratization on Talk Like A Pirate Day.

But why would you want to? It’s so cool.

Arrr!

I’ve got no idea what I fixed, but this is what I did. I dropped all the tables in the database and reinstalled them from the file I had backed up at my old location. The “preg_match” error was still showing up. I updated my permalink structure and the error message magically vanished. I’ve got no idea why.

I transferred to WP websites to a new host. One transferred fine, but the other gets the “preg_match(): No ending delimiter ‘!’ found in…” I tried the no_ping plugin but it didn’t fix the problem. I’ll let you know if I find anything that does.

Thanks! I couldn’t stand it either.