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I have the same problem. Looking for a fix for this.

Bad Behavior recently released an updated version.

I used the quick link in my wordpress dashboard to upgrade the plugin from version 2.0.20 to 2.0.22.

I activated the plugin and I am still getting the same error.

Ok.

I did a complete change-over to use the default theme, got my CSS in line to where my blog is displaying how I want it to, removed the entire instance of bad behavior from my server, re-downloaded bad behavior 2.0.20 and FTP’d it to my server.

Re-activated it and got the same error message at the top of the page:

” [Table ‘w2look_wrdp1.wp_post2cat’ doesn’t exist]…etc.”

However, this time, the bad behavior stats by-line was displayed in the footer of my blog and showed that Bad Behavior had blocked 110 access attempts in the last 7 days.

I have no idea where this table wp_post2cat reference is coming from. When I looked at my databases using phpMyAdmin, I couldn’t find a table by that name anywhere and I don’t know why Bad Behavior is looking for it.

I upgraded my other blog from WordPress 2.5 to 2.6 using the exact same steps and have had no problems whatsoever with Bad behavior.

Can anyone out there offer me some help?

Yes. In fact, I have completely switched themes and changed CSS.

When I activate bad behavior I still get the error. My next guess is to completely delete bad behavior from my server, download a new copy of 2.0.20 and re-install it.

I’ll let you know how it goes when I have the time to finish it.

I upgraded from WordPress version 2.0.

I am currently running Bad behavior version 2.0.20.

I de-activated all of my plugins and then ran the upgrade script afterwards. Everything worked just fine. I checked for the latest version of the plugins that I use (most had a one-click upgrade link) and re-activated them one by one.

However, whenever I re-activate bad behavior, I get the error code above. I checked for the table wp_post2cat in phpMyAdmin and that table does not exist.

Could this be due to the theme I am using?

I don’t think it’s on the compatible list. Maybe I’ll try changing my theme to one on the list and see if it works. If you have another suggestion, I’d love to hear it before I go through the trouble of changing themes and re-writing CSS etc.

I figured it out. There was some bad code that was writing “feed:” before the actual URL in the link causing the browser to try and find feed:https://www.where2lookonline.com/blog/feed
and
feed:https://wwww.wheer2lookonline.com/blog/comments/feed

I fixed the code and now everything is fine.