methodagile

I’m having the same problem and am on week 2 of trying various solutions.

I saw that article several days ago, but the site in question is not using any cache plugins. Any other thoughts?

I have found a similar issue with WordPress version 3.2. I can create a post with a future date. After that date, the post moves from scheduled to published. However, the post is not published on multisites, so the post is not visible.

Is there some mechanism that moves published posts to the correct wp_#_posts table, or is there a plugin that accomplishes this?

Okay, I figured out the problem. When we migrated to WordPress 3.0, we manually imported posts into the multisites so postmeta HMMultipostMU_children was not set for each post.

Is there rhyme or reason for the meta_value of HMMultipostMU_children for each post, so we might prepopulate the database tables with this information?

The problem resulted from the Headspace2 plugin. Something about the Tags page module within the the Headspace2 plug causes the problem.

I’m getting the same problem, but only on post pages not listings. Go here for an example: https://www.bearingsguide.com/20091113/flasks/

https://www.bearingsguide.com/20081103/mountain-getaway/

Bump.

Bump.

I may not understand what you are recommending. I put a space like this and I get the same results:

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