Ryan Boren
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: timezone and rss feed problemKnown bug. Will be fixed in 1.5.1.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: new install invalid argument…settings.php on line 113Let’s try this. In wp-admin/plugins.php, find the following line:
$check_plugins = get_settings('active_plugins');After that line, insert these lines:
if ( !is_array($check_plugins) ) {
$check_plugins = array();
update_option('active_plugins', $check_plugins);
}Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments are leading to WP directory, not the comments page.http://lovetaxi.org/wp/ gives a directory listing. That means it doesn’t know that index.php is a directory index. You can try adding the following to /wp/.htaccess
DirectoryIndex index.phpForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments are leading to WP directory, not the comments page.http://lovetaxi.org/ isn’t loading http://lovetaxi.org/index.php, however. index.php says “BRB”. So, I see nothing to suggest that index.php is recognized as a directory index. How are you getting http://lovetaxi.org/ to display /wp/index.php?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Comments are leading to WP directory, not the comments page.index.php is not recognized as a directory index. The server needs to be configured to recognize index.php.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 1.5.1??Yes. I’ve got a couple more bugs I’d like to get in for 1.5.1. Other than that, I think we’re looking pretty good. I’d like have a number of localized versions of WordPress 1.5.1 ready to go when 1.5.1 is released, so we may need to hold off a little longer while we get some i18n build infrastructure ready. We’ll see.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 1.5.1??We were playing with Trac’s milestone feature and set a “1.5.1” milestone that expired several weeks ago. It was only a test and should be deleted.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 1.5.1??There is no 1.5.1 release yet. It will most likely arrive sometime in April, hopefully early April. We haven’t set an exact date yet.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: The Google thing – not discussed here?! [CLOSED]Speculating out of ignorance is a term an old humanities professor of mine liked to use. Speculation requires a certain amount of ignorance, that’s why it’s speculation. Regardless, let’s say “idly gossiping before all the facts are in” instead.
I know nothing about the matter beyond what I have read in the various flaming threads. I’m not qualified to comments on Matt’s motives either, which is why I’m refusing to speculate about what they may be.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: The Google thing – not discussed here?! [CLOSED]orangeguru, the comment section of Jonas’ post would be a more appropriate place to ask for heads, but if you want to speculate and call for heads here, go for it. The attempts by our support mavens to prevent the support forums from devolving into a chat room are admirable, but sometimes one must capitulate to the human need to speculate out of ignorance.
Forum: Everything else WordPress
In reply to: The Google thing – not discussed here?! [CLOSED]Jonas is accepting flames in his comments if you want to join in over there.
Matt is on vacation and is the only person who can comment on the matter. I’m sure he’ll post about it once he finds out. He might even open comments on the post so that everyone can vent their spleen.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: new install invalid argument…settings.php on line 113I”ll go ahead and commit that for 1.5.1. Hopefully you won’t have any troubles installing and activating plugins. If you do, let us know.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: new install invalid argument…settings.php on line 113Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: new install invalid argument…settings.php on line 113Here is a patch to wp-settings.php that will workaround the immediate problem. However, this may just be patching a symptom. You may run into another problem once we get you past this one.
Anyway, take a look at the patch file. Find lines proceeded with a minus sign. Delete these from your copy of wp-settings.php. Replace them with the lines proceeded by plus signs. If you have trouble applying the patch, I can provide a full copy of an altered wp-settings.php.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: new install invalid argument…settings.php on line 113Those PHP settings don’t matter. They can be off or on.
A fresh install shouldn’t even reach line 113 since the active_plugins setting is empty by default. If you have phpMyAdmin available, browse the wp_options table and look at the field with an option_name of ‘active_plugins ‘. What is the corresponding option value?