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PSM – I followed your tip, posted the code in the HTML of the page. I have the Exec-PHP Plugin already. I updated the page and now where I put that code I just see the code again.

https://table4five.net/link-love/ (code went at the end)

Esmi – I’ll try your suggestion, thanks.

Whooami, thanks for the reply. I should have said in my original question that I did go back and activate the plugin, but it still shows version .997 as the active version, even though I deleted it with FTP and uploaded the new .999 version. I’m trying to figure out why version .999 isn’t the one showing on the plugins page. Does that make sense?

Also, if you have any suggestions as to what I can do about the upgrade to 2.3.2 causing my blog to lose all of it’s categories, I’d love the help. I did not understand the answer I got on my post here, which was to drop the tables related to WP, check and restore them, and do the upgrade again. I tried asking what “drop the tables” meant, and I wish I did understand it, but I don’t. Can you help?

Lorax-I’m glad it’s not just me. I ended up going back to WP 2.2 for now.

What is your blog URL?

Michael-I did get my sidebar working again after clearing the cache, but still no luck on the categories problem. Has anyone seen a fix for this? Could I have missed a file when I did the upgrade, something that specifically controls the categories assigned to posts?

I repaired all of the tables, and after a phone call to Bluehost support, I deactivated the Firestats plugin because they said it was causing an error on their end. However, the Bluehost Support guy was able to get into my sidebar widgets and move them around and open them. But I can’t. What could be causing that on my end? Any ideas?

Michael, thank you for your reply. I don’t have the old sidebar widgets plugin activated. Also, I used PHPMyAdmin to do a database backup, and I know I checked the Add DROP TABLE box. But to be honest, I don’t know what you mean when you say “drop all the current tables…rebuild all those tables”. Is there any way you can explain it to me so that I can do it myself without screwing things up worse?

I just checked in FTP, should I still have a folder labelled “widgets”? Or do I no longer need that?

Leejj-It will be okay! Follow these directions very carefully– https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Upgrading_WordPress_Extended
Backup, and if you aren’t sure, backup again! Check to make sure the backups work. Anything that the directions say to delete, you delete. If it says NOT to delete something, it’s because you will be adding to it. Just go step by step.

I logged into my cPanel and into MySQL database, and clicked the “repair database” button. Then I was able to publish.

Oh and I have deactivated all of my plugins, and I just tried to publish a test post, and got the same error.

Thanks for the link, Moshu. Looks like I’ll be diving into my themes and updating quite a few template tags!

Thank you Joshua Isaac. I’m not exactly sure where in the stylesheet that goes, though. Here?

.secondary ul li, .secondary ol li {
margin: 0;
padding: 1px 0;
}

.leftbar ul li, .leftbar ol li {
margin: 0;
padding: 1px 0;

All I see in Firefox is name, and message. No place to leave email. And I see what you mean about how it looks in I.E.

Any suggestions anyone, on what to do to fix the problems?

Oh, sorry, I should have mentioned that I did clear the cache. I also tried logging out and back in again.

Thank you, Michael. That is very helpful information that I’m sure I will use again. I’ll work on it this evening.