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I’m not so much referring to any plugins in particular, but if I am to upgrade WP to the latest version then it could quite easily prevent certain plugins from working correctly. And if the plugin authors fail to update their own plugins regularly, then I’m stuck.

I’ve had this happen a couple of times in the past.

Indeed that is the case! Though as a web designer I have the following predicament of choosing one of the two scenarios

1. Upgrade WP and all it’s plugins on a regular basis, to increase security yet risk breaking parts of the websites due to any incompatiblbity issues
2. Carry out upgrades on a less frequent basis to reduce the risk of breaking the site, yet in turn increasing the chance of getting hacked

I’ve spoke to a lot of other web designers who also have this same problem.

The ‘Limit Login Attemps’ plugin sounds a little like Wordfence I imagine? I use that to prevent brute force attacks etc.

Thanks

okay after upgrading to 3.0.13 aswell as WP 3.6, the error has now gone.

This is good news however going by my previous experience of this plugin it is just a matter of time until everything breaks again with no explanation

Thanks, I’ve given that a try but still with no luck unfortunately!

Reliable backup plugins are so hard to come by

thanks I’ll give it a try

Ah cool thanks I may give that a try! Do I need to subscribe here in order to do so?
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I’m using Mac Chrome as FF didn’t work. The file uploads fine but then it gets rejected by the repository due to the hidden file

Spotted it, turns out the problem was caused by the fact I had a page name with the same name as a custom post type, both were called ‘hits-misses’

Thanks, I like the overall idea however what I’d need to do would be to trim a specific length of words from get_the_content(), not characters as such

Ah okay thanks

Thanks, could it mean either they’ve not activated their account or that they’ve been flagged as spammers / sploggers then?

I’m using BuddyPress.

Sorry for the uber-late reply! Not had chance to work on this (free) theme for a while.

Tried out the comment_class() tag and styled .bypostauthor… worked like a treat ??

Thanks!

Thanks, tried that but the problem still persists aghhhh!

Hmmm I’ve tried moving /~testwebsite into PATH_CURRENT_SITE but then it says Error establishing database connection as it is then trying to access the database for https://www.my-own-server.co.uk as opposed to the testwebsite db.

Also tried commenting out those 3 lines but still no luck! ??

I was originally using the domain mapping plugin but disabled through FTP (by renaming the folder) not sure if that’s screwed things up?

CSS problem ??

Same problem here, could do with this fixing!