mikokagome04

I have the same problem. I think it’s also not allowing me to resize my images in the posts; I can only insert them “full size.”

Anyone have any ideas?

Oh, an update: while I was upgrading to 2.7, I looked at the contents of my wp-config.php file and found an extra line of code:

define('WP_CACHE', true);

I had installed then (incompletely) uninstalled the WP-Cache plugin several weeks earlier. Deleting the line seemed to do the trick. Or else it was the upgrade.

Read this article for more details.

I still don’t understand why the link isn’t working. If you still insist on a <button>, however, you could use JavaScript instead:

<button type="button" onclick="javascript:location.href='<?php comments_link(); ?>'"><?php comments_popup_link('No Comments ?', '1 Comment ?', '% Comments ?'); ?></button>

It’s not the best (or most semantically correct) solution, but it should work.

Alternatively, why not just use CSS to style the comment link? Simply wrap the comments_popup_link template tag in a <span> or <div> and use style rules to duplicate a button effect.

I don’t know what the heck happened, but I checked back with my blog a few minutes ago, and I’m able to edit posts/pages and activate my plugins again. That is really weird; I didn’t make any more changes/desperate attempts at fixing the problem. But oh well. Thanks so much for the help, figaro. It was probably just a temporary server error. If the problem resurfaces, I’ll be sure to give you a call. ^____^

Actually, I currently have a index.html file in addition to the index.php file in the root directory of my blog. When I enter the URL of my blog (https://www.example.com), the WordPress blog displays. Same thing if I set it explicitly to https://www.example.com/index.php. However, https://www.example.com/index.html gets me to the index.html page, not the blog home page. Installing to a subdirectory should not be necessary. Of course, I don’t know your exact server configuration, so I can’t tell for sure. So far I don’t see anything that should conflict with your setup. You might want to reupload your index.php file just to be sure. And also check that the blog URL you have defined in your admin settings corresponds to the right URL.

The cache folder exists in your wp-content directory, but I think the only reason you’d see it there is if you use a plugin like WP-Cache. If you don’t have this plugin, it shouldn’t be there.

You can usually see file permissions in your FTP client. If you’re using a graphical one like FileZilla, try right-clicking on a file and selecting “File Permissions” or “File Attributes.” See this page for more information. I would suggest changing it to 755.

If it’s not an issue with file permissions, then I don’t know whether I can help you. I’m having problems with 2.7 as well.

Commenting (and deleting comments) seem to work…

Just an update… I tried changing some general blog settings via the admin panel, except when I go to click the “Save Changes” button, I get this message:

Are you sure you want to do this?

Please try again.

Haha! A funny thing to say, isn’t it? Passing over the fact that my blog is practically disabled, of course…

Wait a sec… isn’t there already a link generated inside the button? comments_popup_link() generally spits out an anchor tag with the single post URL already included.

I have both a free and paid account with Awardspace, with WordPress currently installed on both. Their Basic Hosting plan is only $3.99 per month, and in my experience, they’re one of the best Web hosts out there. I also really like their control panel. ^__^

The thing to watch out for with their free accounts, however, is their infamous “bad words list.” If you accidentally post something with one of those “bad words” (such as “PayPal” or other spam-like phrases), the page is automatically blocked. Which could possibly conflict with your “freedom of speech,” unfortunately.

Thanks a bunch, figaro! I’ll gladly take up your offer should that happen.

So… does anyone else have an idea? All the files are uploaded, permissions set to 755, and the wp-config.php file doesn’t seem to be the problem…

I just tried that, figaro, except that it still doesn’t work. T___T

Yeah, my FTP client just finished reuploading everything. Thanks for the tip, figaro. Still have no clue what’s going on, though.

Anyone else? Your assistance would be greatly appreciated. @_@

According to my FTP client, all the files did make it, but I’ll reupload everything just to make sure.

I have the exact same problem. Is your problem resolved yet? Did you get a message similar to “Premature end of script headers: post.php“? Strangely enough, it only happens on public posts, not private ones. And I’ve tried everything from reuploading files to checking file permissions.

Assistance, anyone?