[Fwd: Re: [UPHPU] Yet more wordpress - BoDo]
jay
jay at businessofdesignonline.com
Tue Apr 24 07:56:07 MDT 2007
I'm the web designer of the problem site
PLEASE NOTE: This problem started when php was upgraded to 5.2.1
Recap and some of my responses:
Site specs
PHP:5.2.1 CGI; MySQL API: 5.0.27
WP: 2.0.5; memory_limit : 24M
Tried output buffering: off, 0, 2048
>Sounds to me like it is a skin problem and html tags that are not properly
closed. I doubt you want to use their 'solution' of pushing the page down
with more space, it does'nt solve the problem.
All html tags are closed in the php file but are NOT BEING SERVED to the browser.
>something to do with the skins
Wordpress ADMIN area does not use skins (themes in WP) - it is straight php.
This is NOT been changed in ANY way from the original download but is showing
the same problem - pages being cutoff
>What caused it was copying and pasting from a word processor into
posts. It was putting meta tags in the posts.
Agreed - this causes problems in the post code but our problem is on pages with
and without posts, AND the Admin area as mentioned above
>which flagged a bunch of errors. They looked like the kind of error
that different browsers might fix up differently.
A heap of errors are caused by tags not being closed because they are not being served!
Also WP does not produce completely compliant code anyway.
>Has someone been bug fixing or testing and left an exit; or die(); in the
code somewhere? Perhaps in the footer or something? Usually when it's weird
stuff like this it's because of some piece of code left behind by someone
somewhere.
NOPE! Note that there have been no changes since php was upgraded as mentioned
above.
Also the cutoff point is random. On any particular page, if we some remove code,
leaving only empty divs (ie all necessary closing tags), the cutoff moves
up the page. If we add a heap of text, it moves down.
Any further suggestions?
jay
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