Nictech

Ouch! Guess I missed that part ??

Still a great plugin, very well done.

Thanks

Lightbox was the issue here, disabled it and all’s well.

I am having same issue, long posts do not show in site but are fine in Admin.

Have tried several ideas:
<–!more–> excerpt shows but when you click read more nothing shows.

<–!nextpage–> add 3 instances of this tag, post from start to first “nextpage” shows and Pages 1 2 3 shows below but blank pages.
Have:
<?php link_pages('<p><strong>Pages:</strong> ', '</p>', 'number'); ?>
in the loop.

Tried commenting out

function the_content($more_link_text = '(more...)', $stripteaser = 0, $more_file = '') {
	$content = get_the_content($more_link_text, $stripteaser, $more_file);
	//$content = apply_filters('the_content', $content);
	$content = str_replace(']]>', ']]>', $content);
	echo $content;
}

in post-template.php and although it does allow the entire post to show it strips line breaks so content is merged into 1 long paragraph.

This looks terrible as I am posting daily chat archives that are basically short single sentences.

Using WP ver 2.3.1
Try clicking Read more on post here.

The content of the long post can be viewed as .txt doc here.

Have switched to default theme, same errors.

Any ideas on what to try next would be appreciated.

I have just tried Brian’s Threaded comments on ver 2.3 and it returns error page on custom theme, when applied to Kubrick theme throws error page as well.

Installed on another blog ver 2.2 and works perfectly, looks like non-compatible with 2.3.

Does anyone have close ties to Mr. Gates? Maybe ask if he could fix IE. lol

Has anyone successfully used the .htaccess method? I have 404notfound.htm pages working fine in both browsers on non-WP sites but cannot get the WP 404.php to function properly.

I have a fairly complicated setup using multiple installs of WP working together with several plugins and customizations and everthing works perfectly except when a public user clicks a private post category they get the default 404 in IE.

A simple solution has been to add a public post to the private category but would rather have non-registered user directed to custom 404.php with directions and links to register. The downfall with this method is I do not want the registered member to see the public post, it is just in the way. To avoid this I have set the timestamp back so the public post is forced below the private post.

Hope this helps others who have similar issue.

Has anyone found a solution for the ie6 or ie7 404 issue?

Have tried increasing 404.php size, .htaccess several ways but no luck.

It does no good to change settings in my browser as it is visitors who I need to see the custom 404 page.