yogirajj

Thank you. It turned out to be a number of plugins I was using that caused my reset errors. The biggest culprits were the Captcha plugins and the Anti-Spam. In the end, it just wasn’t worth the headaches. I decided to uninstall all of them, and disable the sign-up feature. If anyone wants to be a member of my blog, I’d rather sign them up manually. Thanks again..

Yogi

Hi dinidh,

Thanks for the info. Although my issue has been resolved, this is still great information. I’ll keep it handy!

Hi Trevor,

All my “page reset” issues have been resolved. The problem is DEFINITELY on Godaddy’s end. They have done a recent security upgrade. The only reason why I know this was because I called just before (the page load incident), concerning connectivity issues via my FTP. The rep did not want to go in to detail, however, I do know that it had something to do with their Apache Server. The level 2 tech support asked my for my IP address so that it can be “white listed”. I was not comfortable doing that via email, so called them directly and I gave them both my home IP and my VPN address. So far I haven’t had any issues any more.

Bottom line, Whatever it was that caused the problem, I did not have any write privileges, while using WordPress, despite the fact that the FTP issue was resolved. This was hard to get through the first rep’s head; ’cause the crazy women kept insisting it was one of my plugins. I told her I am not an idiot, I have been working with computers while she was still in diapers!

My suggestion to you Trevor, is to ask the Godaddy rep to turn on logging, so that the level 2 techs can decode whatever information is being produced inside your log files. That’s how the eventually caught my problem. Good luck!

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Thank you Patrick. I am on the phone with godaddy right now. I am putting my foot down. I operated two blogs collectively for about 7= years and never had a problem till now. They admitted they did some kind of maintenance & update a couple of days ago; and because they don’t have an answer for me, they want to quickly blame wordpress.

the only two things I’ve installed was the Captcha, and the Captcha form. I deactivated both, and still had a problem. I then deleted them and I still had a problem.I didn’t think about manually re-uploading folders. Isn’t re-install button is the same thing?

Yes, they say they can’t find a problem, and for me to contact wordpress. This is getting frustrating. I tried uploading a photo and wordpress gave me an error and says try again later. I also tried to re-install wordpress, and it did not help the problem.

I can’t seem to post anything, or preview any pages, without getting The connection was reset” error

Thank you so much guys!

That’s a good point, however, i’ve also seen the opposite too. For instance, I deal with people who are not computer savvy in any way, and having an external link open in a new window, prevents the visitor from having to click the back button 18 times, to get back to my blog. I’ve noticed though, from my experience both IE and Firefox will actually open up a new tab, instead of an entire window (which I think is much better alternative).

I was doing that, but I can’t seem to find the exact place. I’ve tried to edit several places, and there was no change. Plus there are 3 style sheets. I am not that good with this kinda stuff.. I miss the old days of simple HTML.. LOL

My complaint is specifically about graphic tags. Ever since the last 3-4 upgrades, I can’t place/position any graphics the way I want it, because wordpress automatically edits the html code. Each time I try to change the html code, it will work once, the minute I try to make any changes, wordpress will edited the graphic html code again. This has really made it a nightmare for me. In addition, I can’t find a way to disable what ever feature it is, that makes wordpress autofix tags. Do I need more detail?

Thank you so much my friend..

I have discovered that it was firefox that gave me the problem. Internet explorer gave me know problem… Bummer…

Thank you. I still down’t understand why wordpress doesn’t use basic HTML codes that most internet browsers use. I hate manually changing things, it makes more work than needs to be.

Thank you…

Thank you so much my friend. You are totally right. I forgot about the browser cache.