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Just did it. thx anyway, fonglh. It was “Ajax Edit Comments.” Gone to the trashcan . .

I’m wondering about this as well. I’m tempted to reset the graph to match the UTC + 3 in the meantime while it’s so screwed up. Has anyone found a way to get the stats back to local time?

Mine too. The graph is mostly accurate, but the daily ‘Top Posts and Pages’ are way off. I manually reset my time zone to see if it would wake it up, but it did nothing. It doesn’t give a damn what time zone you’re in, the top posts and pages are immune . .

uh, resolved

Got it.

Turns out, if you put the cursor over the box and clicked, and if you typed out an invisible term, it would actually enter the box. You press ‘enter’ and the search worked fine. So it just wasn’t visible.

I went to my stylesheet and called up this:

/* search box */
#searchform #s
{ width:150px; }

. . and added a font and size, and that took care of it.

Why in the world would I have a copy of the theme? Because upgrading is actually a serious issue, a dangerous procedure, and probably shouldn’t be left to merely pushing a little button? But wordpress is so big and fancy–why would they constantly press me to do something that would completely destroy my blog? Gee, I see a www.ads-software.com blog post coming on.

Yes, you figured out I didn’t follow ‘standard procedure’, you’ve got me there. WordPress is apparently so awesome that ‘standard procedure’ is what’s necessary to protect all my hard work from one of their upgrades. Yes, you and a lot of others know how foolish an unprotected upgrade can be, and now you can count me in.

It’s the first time I upgraded the blog, so I didn’t know what was ‘standard.’ That’s the point of my post–I had no idea that a wordpress upgrade could obliterate everything.

No–that’s the point I made. I just clicked the banner and clicked the update, and the blog died. Turns out my host had a backup from yesterday, thank god, although my recent posts are now lost.

Dear wordpress: no one should be able to click one of your convenient ‘buttons’ and destroy all their hard work. You should at least see a warning box that makes it clear how dangerous it is to upgrade wordpress software.

Me too. This is such an obvious problem.