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I also have the problem of “reply” not working — unless you hit “reply” on about five different posts, and only THEN the reply works anywhere on any post on that page. To the visitor, it looks like it won’t work because they don’t know to do this. As mentioned, hitting the “Permalink” will bring up the reply window.

Color me clueless here, but after my own upgrade to 2.7, I have the same issue. The feeds I’ve had won’t update, and once removed and then restored, I get the error message you see above.

I’d ask the guy who runs the server, but unfortunately, that’s me.

No other changes between the update and when the RSS feeds stopped working in my sidebar widgets.

Okay, more details.
Three problem upgrades on the server done by the same person (not me!) from 1.5x to 2.0.3.

Looking at JUST the database with PHPMyAdmin,
the wp_posts table isn’t getting incremented when a comment is being made. This would answer most of the questions for display AFTER the comment is in.

So, the database isn’t being added to correctly.

How does the comment_count field in the wp_posts table get incremented when a new comment is made?

EDIT: This is turning into a PLUGIN issue. I turned ’em all off, and made a reply and that self corrected that one post.

FINAL EDIT: Old version of Spam Karma 2 was the problem.

When you maually hit on the link in the footer, it’s configured correctly. No error gets added to the server error log for the missing file, either. The feeds as well as the feed links seen in the footer (ala the 1.5 default theme)all work.

Plus, it’s consistant across the 20 or so WP installs on the server. The theme variations don’t seem to matter.
I see it dozens a times per day on any domain’s error log I choose to look at. So, I’m pretty sure it’s a server issue, but I can’t create the error on my end.

Something is making the direct server reference to the /home directory instead of a relative link. Obviously, there are no actual links on the blog page as it’s written that point to
/home/myacct/public_html/ anything

Looks like it worked!

With a different author every day, I was under the gun to get this working correctly.

Thank you!!

https://www.evolt.org/collapsible_page_elements/

Looks like one of the possible solutions.

Once the function is loaded, then writing the div and link to show or hide looks mighty simple. I may give this a try for spoilers!

Thanks! Sent all three blocks, one for each type of rss feed.

And again, thanks!

With mine, I’m pretty sure it is going to be that the database of posts was originally imported from Movable Type.

I’ve got a blank install I use for testing on the same server, and importing that database (both upgraded to the same version 1.5.1.3) kills my nice install.

The problem WP works fine, with the exception of the permalinks.

So… when I have the time, I’ll manually import the tables until I find an error.

Fun…

Sorry to reply without an answer, but I’ve got one blog on my server that has a similar issue. Other WordPress blogs on the server don’t have this issue, and I’ve triple checked the .htaccess file for such things like extra spaces at the end of the file… all with no success.

I am guessing that this particular issue is unique to this particular blog, but I don’t know where to start.

This blog is scheduled to get updated to 1.5.1.3 early this week, and perhaps replacing all of the files might help…

but I still suspect it’s a legacy of a database glitch somewhere. I just don’t know where to check.

Exact same problem here.
Fresh install. Client did it, I was consulted, I had the problem repeat on me.

Php 4.3.10
up to date Zend Optimizer
Apache 1.3.33

any clues here?

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Edit for Additional info.

From the error log – The first occasion of an error there looks to be
PHP Warning: preg_match() expects parameter 2 to be string, array given in /home/webname/public_html/blog/wp-admin/
upgrade-functions.php on line 273

I get nine or so of those in a row, and then a repeat of the same error on the same page at
line 379
for about 30 or more times, and then again for
line 440
for about 25 times
and then the whole thing bails with:
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function: array() in /home/webname/public_html/blog/wp-includes/
functions.php on line 1129