rdwoolf

Ah yes, I that would do it. I should have looked at the source code earlier.

I did not realize that a plugin that I recently added also added in the Google Analytics code. I don’t need it as I am using Ultimate Google Analytics.

Thanks for your advice!!!

Just add the following line under the pageTracker._trackPageview(); line:

setTimeout(‘pageTracker._trackEvent(\’NoBounce\’, \’NoBounce\’, \’Over 10 seconds\’)’,10000);

I tried adding this line to the ultimate-google-analytics/ultimate_ga.php file just under the “pageTracker._trackPageview();” line and I got an error message:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /homepages/9/d282044330/htdocs/brownbible/wp-content/plugins/ultimate-google-analytics/ultimate_ga.php on line 831

So that didn’t work.

I am trying to find a cure for the problem I am having that causes Google Analytics to count every user as having seen 2 pages, and this I have a zero, or sometimes negative bounce rate. If my site truly had no bouncing visitors then I would be thrilled. But I know that is not true as a majority of the visitors spend less than 10 seconds on the site. So obviously something is making GA think they are hitting two pages when they only hit one. I just cannot figure out what is causing it.

I DID vote for Obama but I am experiencing the Internet Explorer 6 Sidebar Misalignment problem anyway. ??

I will try the work-around solution you suggested.

I am getting the same error message and I DID to a manual install (and do not have a .maintenance file in my my folder). I have no idea what to do to fix it.

Error Message: “Fatal error: Call to undefined function set_screen_options() in /xxx/xxx/public_html/wp-admin/admin.php on line 45”

Well, I have restored all of my old files via FTP and guess what, I am still getting the “Fatal error: Cannot redeclare wp_clone()…” message. Since I tried to do the upgrade by hand rather than the automatic method it should not have altered my actual SQL database files, right?

This is so damn annoying!!!!!

I am having the exact same problems.

Because the automatic upgrade option NEVER worked, I decided to upgrade my blog manually. I did everything I was supposed to do according to this page:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Upgrading_WordPress_Extended#Step_3:_Verify_the_backups

I still get this error message:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare wp_clone()

This really sucks.

I do have all my files backed up….but I find it very annoying that the upgrade doesn’t work even when I followed all of the supposed rules.

Does this mean I am stuck using the old version forever?

I am having the same problem. Except switching to IE does not seem to help. Both Firefox and IE do the same thing. When I am viewing sidebar 2 and click on “add” the page reverts back to sidebar 1 and adds the widget to sidebar 1.

I hope there is another solution out there somewhere.

I recently installed WordPress 2.7 to my site and am a completely new user to WordPress. I was amazed that it did not come with a user-friendly visual editor, but rather required everyone to know HTML. When I went searching for a plugin I was surprised that WordPress does actually come with one called TinyMCE. But it has never worked in my fresh installation.

When trying to edit a file, the window says I am in the Visual tab, but it is an HTML editor. The HTML tab is not click-able.

I have searched and searched for an answer as to how to get TinyMCE to work for me but have not found a solution that works…or at least, not one that I understand. I tried the one offered here…to download the files from tinymce.moxiecode.com and then I replaced the old files in /wp-includes/js/tinymce folder with the new files and FTP’d them to my site. After clearing out the cache again and reloading the site…nothing changed.

I have also seen responses to this problem telling me I just need to turn on or activate TinyMCE in the Settings. Most suggest this is in the “Writing” section of the settings. However, I cannot find a single thing anywhere in the settings that relates to a visual editor or TinyMCE.

I have also tried deactivating the only plugin I have at the moment, Akismet 2.2.3, emtying my cache and refreshing the screen but this did not help either.

Some have suggested that code needs to be fixed or modified but, like the results above, the files they say to modify just do not seem to exist. I have found a section in the post.php file located in the “/wp-admin/includes” folder starting on line 1107 that says it will “Adds the TinyMCE editor used on the Write and Edit screens.” If I need to modify something here I am not sure what I need to do.’

I have tried opening up my blog site in both Firefox 3.0.8 and also IE 7.0.6001.1800 64-bit edition but neither work. I have tried using both Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 64-bit as well as Windows XP SP3.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Woolf