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  • The file that was listed in the error log, the same reference you got. I assume this file is created in the current theme by the plugin.

    wp-content/themes/EWR004/events/gridview.php

    The file begins:

    <?php
    global $spEvents;
    $spEvents->loadDomainStylesScripts();
    get_header();
    ?>

    Same problem here, both in 3.2 and 3.3.1. If I comment out line 3 I get the full page but the days are different widths depending on their content.

    Thread Starter vanhorn

    (@vanhorn)

    Well, the only reason I run Subversion is that it sounded like the best way to handle WordPress versions. Ergo, I have no idea if it works for other things. It certainly worked nicely for WordPress in the past.

    This is a CentOS 5 box, setup in February of this year. It looks like the blogs were running 2.9.1 when they were moved to this server and upgraded with Subversion to 2.9.2 on 19 February. I haven’t had any reason to touch Subversion or WordPress since then.

    Given the number of problems reported here with other upgrades, it seems to me that something in the way WP 3.0 was configured is causing the problem. It’s the only thing that has changed.

    Fortunately, a fresh install (again, with Subversion) is fast and relatively easy, and I suspect that once they’re all over to 3.0 I’ll never have another problem.

    Van

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: WP-Photo problem

    Where can I find this plugin? I doubt that I need it on my own site, but one of my clients needs it badly if she’s going to use WP at all.

    Van

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