tbronson

This is maybe a little off topic, but I just ran into a similar PHP memory exhausted error, I recently upgraded my server to PHP5, and I’ve already upped my PHP memory limit twice, from the default 8M to 10M then 12M, to deal with problems in other apps. Now it seems it should go up to 32M…

My question is based on what I’ve gathered, that simply upping the PHP mem limit is not too sound a fix, that these memory errors generally result from poor coding (memory leaks?). How accurate and relevant is this? Is it not good to just up the limit?

Thanks!

I’m pretty happy with the Recent Comments solution (mentioned a couple of posts up), so I’m gonna mark this thread Resolved!

Thanks.

The sunburntkamel plugin fix (above) is great. I overwrote my modified index-extra.php when upgrading to 2.3.1 just now. Plugin’s easier.

Probably the thing to do would be to offer Technorati, Google and whatever else as Dashboard options… I don’t track any of this seriously for my blog, but a friend watches Technorati because, useful or bogus, top rankings there can mean really big bucks, like the Top 1K and all that. So. sadly, perhaps, it’s the interesting one to watch right now… I don’t think that’s really arguable. And who cares about rankings, anyway?

Thanks, shadow. I grabbed Recent Comments and did the same thing. It’s pretty good for now, I couldn’t get some of the plugin tags to work, so I left it at the default, a chronological list of links: “User commented on Post Title”.

I’m also using Get Recent Comments, but it doesn’t seem to allow parameters from the tag so maybe I can run only one configuration. Now, it’s limited to last five comments for the sidebar. So for now, I have both plugins going.

Didn’t realize comments was a second class citizen in WP world. My blog is the type where a fair number of comments either thread from a direct post-related comment to a broader discussion, or are not even directly post-related, more blog topic-related. So comments act like a forum, which isn’t uncommon. It would be GREAT to integrate, like, bbPress with WP comments, so comments and threads could be selectively, seamlessly carried over from blog to forum!

Thanks. Watching Technorati may be silly but it’s simple. This new Google thing was just useless, becaise I couldn’t understand what it was supposed to be doing.

Dunno if this helps, but I’m using the HeadSpace2 plugin, which inserts WP 2.3 tags as keywords and a whole lot more.

The plugin’s a little scary, because it offers so much control over meta keywords and description, title, etc, that I dunno what I’d do without it… In any case, I’ve used it for a few months with no problem, and it’s been updated for 2.3…

I thought I might be being lazy on on this one, hence no replies… I haven’t gotten around to doing it, but I think the comments listing has to be done by creating a custom template. Not quite as simple as loading a plugin, you have to read the docs, but it doesn’t seem difficult. I’ll follow up when I get it done.

BTW, I’m not sure where to post these sort of less-than-emergency questions? Is there another set of WP forums that’re better for this stuff?

Yes, thanks! It was actually that I’d upgraded by overwriting via FTP, and somehow the entire wp-includes hadn’t been copied over. It’s all right as rain now. Thanks. Sorry for the premature post…shoulda taken the extra couple of minutes to check it out more thoroughly!!

That seems to be it. I’ll let the developer know. Thanks!

Hey, novasource, thanks, that was BRILLIANT! I had WPG2 installed but wasn’t using it. I deactivated it and blam, the formatting is back. Dunno if all the problems are solved, it still messes up code moving between Visual and Code, but the main stuff is back!!!

I’m having similar problems to all of the above. TinyMCE works in very erratic fashion, between Firefox (2.0.03), Opera (9.10) and IE (6.0.2…) in XP. Some functions work in some browsers and not others. It’s pretty terrible in Firefox, my main browser.

– Visual: B and I don’t format, but they can unformat (in Firefox only), and they do work in IE, but with the error about leaving the page mentioned above

– switching from Code to Visual strips out all the list formatting

– to safely switch from Code to Visual after any change, I have to Save, not use the tabs

There are other quirks like this. It doesn’t seem to be particularly browser-specific, just differently partially broken in different browsers.

I skimmed around 100 tinymce topic sin the forums and this come closest to describing my situation. Dunno why it’s marked as resolved?

I saw a thread about modifying the tinymce config file, but I don’t know what to modify, if that would help.

What can I do?

Thanks!

OK, that was it.

This was a kinda dumb support post, I haven’t used WP that much so far, but I do go through the OBVIOUS stuff. Guess I unchecked it in this blog for some other experimental reason and didn’t remember it in ref to this.

Well, thanks! Great service… ??

1) Here’s the blog: lindsayfarmersmarket . ca.

The theme is Newspaper, but the first thing I tried, after checking for the register code (<?php wp_register(); ?>), was switching to Classic and Default. It’s the same with both.

2) Thanks! That was slick. ??