Wordpress Can Kiss My Behind.

13 years ago

Wow, What theme and plugins are you using, as in, anything unusual or customized?

I have been using wordpress as my CMS for over 2 1/2 years now, and have never has issues with it breaking or whatever.

have you tried experimenting with disabling some plugins, I know that sometimes it's just 1 plugin that will cause wordpress to stuff up, so it can be a case of trial and error, finding the culprit

Not sure what else i can suggest to help...

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Alexander CPA

13 years ago

Originally Posted by IM nice guy

Wow, What theme and plugins are you using, as in, anything unusual or customized?

I have been using wordpress as my CMS for over 2 1/2 years now, and have never has issues with it breaking or whatever.

have you tried experimenting with disabling some plugins, I know that sometimes it's just 1 plugin that will cause wordpress to stuff up, so it can be a case of trial and error, finding the culprit

Not sure what else i can suggest to help...

Same here, I've never, ever had a issue with WP which was WP's fault, always due to human (my own) errors.

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WillR

13 years ago

I too have been using Wordpress for over 5 years now and have never experienced the problems you are having. You may be using a dud theme or some plugins that don't work well with each other.

The less plugins you can use, the better. I try to keep it simple and only use the ones that really add any value to the blog. All the others just slow things down and are not needed.

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allseowork 13 years ago

I faced such problem ones, but everything went right when I changed version.

A great percentage use this WP alone man, try to fix it rather than changing back to html.
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13 years ago

Originally Posted by WillR

I too have been using Wordpress for over 5 years now and have never experienced the problems you are having. You may be using a dud theme or some plugins that don't work well with each other.

The less plugins you can use, the better. I try to keep it simple and only use the ones that really add any value to the blog. All the others just slow things down and are not needed.

I agree. I don't know ho many WP sites I have done for myself and others. Could be many hundreds. I've never had the issues the OP mentions.

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sgsmorgan

13 years ago

Hmnnn This sounds strange (not wishing to cause offence here, just don't understand) as one of the things I like about WP is that fact it is so brain dead simple to use and very hard to break.

Are you sure this might not just be a problem with one particualr theme and not WP in general?

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Rsberg

13 years ago

Same here...I havent had any issues with it "breaking".

As some of the other posters said you probably need to check the theme you're using or the plugins.

This is the first time I've heard anyone say they have had these kinds of issues with it.

Good luck, hope it works out for you...eihter way you go!

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Sheryl Polomka

13 years ago

I agree, either change the theme or try an update of WP. I use Wordpress for all my sites and never have any problems like this.

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PatriciaJ 13 years ago

I've had some problems with posts disappearing but nothing that I haven't been able to resolve with a google search.

Apart from that the only problems I've had has been conflicting plugins so I have learned that less is more with Wordpress.
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MrBacklinker

13 years ago

I love wordpress, never experinced any serious problems so far.

And i just logged into a 3 year old wordpress site i havent touched, and just clicked "update all" and behold, everything was updated with no problems.

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sbucciarel

Banned 13 years ago

I have hundreds of Wordpress blogs and don't have those problems. I use less rather than more plugins for speed of loading, but I also have complex membership plugins and everthing keeps on ticking.

I never upgrade Wordpress unless it has been out for some time. I let other people be the beta testers.

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Sheryl Polomka 13 years ago

Originally Posted by sbucciarel

I never upgrade Wordpress unless it has been out for some time. I let other people be the beta testers.

Generally I don't upgrade Wordpress either, but I have had a couple of occasions when I've done site transfers and run the backup on the new site and hit problems, then done an upgrade and it fixed the problems.

Just something worth trying if everything else has failed - might help might not!
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Dave Rodman

Banned 13 years ago

Never had a problem with WP.

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Dele

13 years ago

The problem could be from theme, plugins conflict or incompatibility or not updating wordpress when you should.

Some old, unsupported themes could also result into this when you update wordpress, as they are not compatible with higher versions of wordpress.

Otherwise, it's not a usual problem.

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Istvan Horvath

13 years ago

^^ What Chris said...

For a moment I was thinking to offer some help to the OP but I really don't know what the problem is because:

it breaking all the time.
it all falls apart.
kaboom.

these details don't help to understand the issues... Anyway, she's abandoning WP (yes, I also think it is over-rated), so no need for help.

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nemock

13 years ago

When I upgraded from 2.3 to 2.6, it ate my categories table, thus killing my permalinks in the process. Other than that, I've been having good fortunes with Wordpress.

...but sometimes SKYNet launches a salvo and torments us with annoying software mojo.

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trishworks4u

13 years ago

I have actually had a lot of problems like this - before I switched to premium themes. I was building autoblogs with free themes and they were just too buggy. There are some really awesome niche-specific free themes out there but sometimes the trade-off isn't worth it.

After switching to Thesis, no more problems. not saying you need to switch to Thesis, but you may want to look at one of the premium customizable themes.

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Zabrina

13 years ago

Like others here, I've never had Wordpress problems, but it's common sense that plugins or your themes are likely causing the problems.

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dfs_dean 13 years ago

I would venture a guess that Ladyboss is making changes to core files or theme files but not reapplying those changes with updates.

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Alessandro Zamboni

13 years ago

Wordpress is my life, and actually there is nothing so much easy to use and powerful.
I use it for every thing, like sales pages, membership sites, forums and obviously blogs.

I'm tired to update components and Wordpress every day, but it's fundamental to have every component updated, to be protected and to run all the environment smoothly.

Anyway, the final choose it's up to you...
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waken

13 years ago

For HTML sites, the best side builder out there is Xsitepro. You might want to have a look.

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mcmahanusa

13 years ago

Originally Posted by waken

For HTML sites, the best side builder out there is Xsitepro. You might want to have a look.

I realize that a lot of people swear by Xsitepro, but I have had great success with WYSIWYG Web Builder 7. Very versatile, very easy to use. I have several website I've built with it.

Regarding WP, I use it as well, and have experienced no problems. But then I utilize very few plugins.

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Ladyboss1

13 years ago

I guess my frustration came out last night just before I went to bed, but I am thinking any new sites that are sitting on the backburner to be built will be pure html sites.
I use all premium themes and keep plugins to a minimum, use hostgator, bluehost, and lunarpages, but still seem to have crummy luck.

Go to hit publish on a post and it has dissapeared, things are not where they are supposed to be on the page... I have even resorted to styling each post, in an html software then copy the html into wordpress...
Works really well but, just getting tired of it, html is so much easier and faster for me.
Nothing like logging into a wordpress site, and finding all post are gone, then having to repair the mysql tables thru phpmyadmin. Just frustrating...

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powerspike

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Ladyboss1

I guess my frustration came out last night just before I went to bed, but I am thinking any new sites that are sitting on the backburner to be built will be pure html sites.
I use all premium themes and keep plugins to a minimum, use hostgator, bluehost, and lunarpages, but still seem to have crummy luck.

Go to hit publish on a post and it has dissapeared, things are not where they are supposed to be on the page... I have even resorted to styling each post, in an html software then copy the html into wordpress...
Works really well but, just getting tired of it, html is so much easier and faster for me.
Nothing like logging into a wordpress site, and finding all post are gone, then having to repair the mysql tables thru phpmyadmin. Just frustrating...

(bolding mine)
Ok, i have been a systems administrator for over 10 years (on linux systems), and i have to say that the only time i have had to repair tables is because of system issues, and not software ones. (data not getting entered is usally a no diskspace left issue)
<tech speak> table damage in mysql is generally caused when the server or mysql crashes while the table data is in memory and hasn't been written to disk, This mainly happens when the server runs out of space, to the db cant write the data to the hard drive, then crashes because there is no space<end tech speak>

I have word press on over 100 blogs currently, the issues i have had are in-between modules conflicting with each other. The main ones i have issues are wp2pingfm and wb robot3, both enabled and wordpress has a fizz, have to disable one for either to work.

I would highly suggest you figure out the sites you are having issues on, and track them, and work out what server(s) they are on, i'm going to take a guess they are all on the same 1-2 servers (or on servers with the same company), if so - move them asap and your problems will stop.

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Gary King

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Ladyboss1

I guess my frustration came out last night just before I went to bed, but I am thinking any new sites that are sitting on the backburner to be built will be pure html sites.
I use all premium themes and keep plugins to a minimum, use hostgator, bluehost, and lunarpages, but still seem to have crummy luck.

Go to hit publish on a post and it has dissapeared, things are not where they are supposed to be on the page... I have even resorted to styling each post, in an html software then copy the html into wordpress...
Works really well but, just getting tired of it, html is so much easier and faster for me.
Nothing like logging into a wordpress site, and finding all post are gone, then having to repair the mysql tables thru phpmyadmin. Just frustrating...

If you can build pure html, go for it... I'm a notepad purist FWIW.

Have used WP without any issues thoug - seems if you are losing all your posts, that's an issue with your host or security with your mysql database IMHO.

Hope you find a path that's happier.

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MONEYDON 13 years ago

Hi Ladyboss go with the new version xsitepro2.5 it has updated clickbank hop ads over 200 themes etc wordpress plugins are most likely causing your problems i had a plugin on firefox browser that kept making my navbar disappear so i went through the plug ins and low and behold it was one of them same thing happens on wordpress wordpress is a pain with the constant updating etc go get yourself xsitepro2.5 good luck ladyboss
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Amy Balti 13 years ago

It is probably a theme related issue, try to change your theme. Have you done any customization or coding to your current theme? because it can be one of the hand coding/customization issues that went wrong. If it is not your theme or plugins incompatibility, it could be some sort of bug, try to update your content using a different kind of browser
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flowers4love

13 years ago

What theme are you using? I only use the the "regular" Twenty Ten 1.1. theme. It's very flexible and you can customize the graphics to fit your niche. It's also very user-friendly and easy to use. It also supports RTL languages it you want to make the site multilingual. I tried other themes and many of them caused the kind of problems you described.

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Dan C. Rinnert

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Chris Kent

Having said that, relatively speaking: Wordpress is overrated and HTML sites are underrated.

^^^ This.

WordPress is a royal pain. All the constant upgrades and the increased vulnerability to hacking.

Not too mention it's a piece of bloatware. It takes up a whole lot of hard drive space. On a small site, WordPress will tie up much more space than the content. If you're doing a lot of websites, you're just wasting a whole ton of disk space with WordPress bloat.

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RainDrop

13 years ago

Sorry to hear about your luck... I don't care for Wordpress, either. I don't really understand why so many swear by it, I think it's a pain in the rear and I don't think it's very secure from hackers.

After a lot of frustration, and trying different programs for web design, I finally just started using Photoshop to make my webpages. Now everything goes in the spot I want on the page, and it looks exactly the way I want it to!

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John Henderson

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Ladyboss1

Wordpress Can Kiss My Behind

Wow! What plug-in enables it to do that???

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Dan C. Rinnert 13 years ago

Originally Posted by John Henderson

Originally Posted by Ladyboss1

Wordpress Can Kiss My Behind

Wow! What plug-in enables it to do that???

It's a theme, not a plug-in.
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- John Henderson 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by Dan C. Rinnert
  
  It's a theme, not a plug-in.
  
  Goodness me, the things that you can achieve with CSS... :rolleyes:
  
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Vince L

13 years ago

LadyBoss, sorry for your problems and frustrations.

I've not had any troubles like you describe. Maybe had someone look at the themes, plug-ins, etc to see what the real source of the problems might be.

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Laughingbird-Software

13 years ago

Wow. LadyBoss - that sounds rough.
I personally think Wordpress is completly awesome.

Like IM nice guy above, I've been with Wordpress for about 2 1/2 years(which, by the way 'IM nice guy Nick'! if you're reading this, I'm unable to reply - yet - to your PM you sent me. I don't have enough posts!)

Ladyboss... perhaps one of the plug-ins you're using is the culprit? They don't all get along...

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robs132

13 years ago

Yeah I'm totally surprised by this too as I've never had any problems like this with WP!

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Adam1981

13 years ago

Never liked it myself. Too much of a control freak to be happy with any ready made theme and it's a hell of a lot quicker (and easier) just to build with HTML and PHP than it is to custom design a theme from scratch

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Beatrice

13 years ago

I am a newbie and although I think that Kompozer is easier, Wordpress has a lot more functions. So far no problems though!

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sierraandmo

13 years ago

The main problem that I have with WP is when my theme and one of my plug-ins don't agree. So I either change the theme or disable my plug-in. I have found that the simpler themes create fewer problems.

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imkazu

13 years ago

with flexibility comes complexity
those errors are usually caused by incompatible plugins .... I recommend installing only well developed, actively supported plugins

there's no way to QA them against all wp installs, so its a hit and miss .... personally, its been working decently for me

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MKBridge

13 years ago

I made my first sites with KomPozer and really liked the product. I thought I better learn WP as that seems to be the industry standard. I spent a couple hours trying to get it to work for my site but keep getting a "cannot find, 404 error message". Very frustrating start to something that is supposed to be so easy. I laughed when I read the "5 minute easy install". Yeah,right. I am going to make a second attempt tonight. Kate

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Istvan Horvath 13 years ago

Originally Posted by MKBridge

I laughed when I read the "5 minute easy install". Yeah,right. I am going to make a second attempt tonight. Kate

Actually, it is true. The longest part is waiting for the files to get uploaded via FTP.

The rest is really fast.

Are you installing it using Fantastico or doing a manual install?
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cma01

13 years ago

Go to hit publish on a post and it has dissapeared, things are not where they are supposed to be on the page... I have even resorted to styling each post, in an html software then copy the html into wordpress...

The only time I've had something like this happen was when I was converting a client's HTML site to Wordpress. The original static site was a complete mess.

I cleaned all the pages up as much as I could and then imported them into Wordpress. There were a couple of pages where the content of the post just completely disappeared. The post was there, just no content. I went through it line by line and it was just some character combination that was causing it, there was no HTML code in the post itself. I don't know if that is the same situation you are talking about.

Other than that, if you install the TinyMCE plugin it will give you a lot more control over styling your posts because you can set it so it won't strip out your formatting.

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YoichiSpeaks

13 years ago

Wordpress is push button easy but the headache is actually in finding the exact theme you want to use. Many of the themes are "set" so if you want to work with the visual side of your site it would be easier to use website builders like dreamweaver.

Besides that wordpress is great. Plugins and other cool features make my life easy.

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darvon 13 years ago

Wordpress usually runs like a top. I use free themes and multiple plug-ins.

You may have to make some adjustments in your hosting c-panel. That would be my guess. PHP and Cron... I would need to know more.

Maybe you are getting hacked? Their are ways of easily checking that out.
Look at the source of your page.
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John Romaine

13 years ago

I havent read all the replies here, but I agree - Wordpress did my head in. If I wasnt continually fixing my sites from being hacked, I was installing updates and patches.

I then decided to build my own CMS.

I now dont have ANY issues - it runs like a dream, and its 100% set and forget.

I was thinking of selling it -- but wasnt sure if the demand would be there?

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smartlazy Banned 13 years ago

I agree that Wordpress is a pain in the neck sometimes but I think its benefits outweigh any of its disadvantages/drawbacks. I find that my Wordpress sites have more SEO benefits than my plain HTML sites. My Wordpress posts and pages are indexed faster by Google and they appear to be highly ranked in some long-tail keywords. It could be because of the SEO plugins or the instant pinging each time I post/update.

What I don't like about Wordpress is their frequent updates to a new version. It seems that every month or so they come up with a newer version. Some Wordpress plugins I use may not be compatible with the latest version, and I have to deactivate each and every plugin before updating to the latest version of Wordpress.

Oftentimes a plugin is incompatible with the latest version of WP and I get that nasty "white screen" - my website/blog becomes nothing but a white empty page. So I have to go to the installed plugins page and look for the culprit - not an easy task if I have dozens of plugins!

So my advice is to use only those plugins that are essential to your website. Avoid the temptation to install plugins that add more bells and whistles but are not important for your business.
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NateRivers 13 years ago

I thank God every night for Wordpress. My first foray into IM was building an SBI site. SBI works for some people I guess but once I found out about Wordpress I thought I had been granted a wish. SEO friendly sites on demand with plugins to do whatever you want.
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JasonWright

13 years ago

Wow, wordpress has got to be the easiest platform to work with when it comes to throwing up a quick website or blog, I've never had problems with Wordpress. It's so user friendly and has terrific plugins that you can use to make it that much better. I love wordpress, not to mention it's search engine friendly. I don't know what I would do without wordpress. I'm sorry to hear about your experience.

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Andrea Wilson

13 years ago

I am not a wordpress expert and never will be but i haven't experienced a problem that hasn't been quickly resolved by doing a Google search. Im sure you can get some help here, turning back into html is not an option right now.

Andrea

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Drewry_Media

13 years ago

With any form of online technology, you will experience such a thing. I too get sick of it, but I came to terms that is life, and I have to deal with it. The only thing I can advise is that if you develop a humble tolerance towards it, you'll always be successful, as an online entrepreneur. Hope I motivated you to keep going the extra mile, in your online business efforts. Let me know how i can help my friend! =)

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paulie888

13 years ago

I've very rarely had Wordpress "break" on me, and every single time it did, it could be traced back to outdated plugins that were not compatible with the current version of Wordpress.

Have you tried to get to the root cause of your issue? Do you know what's causing it to break? More likely than not, it's just a simple plugin issue, as you seem to be indicating that this happens whenever you upgrade to a new version of Wordpress.

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davidjames42973 13 years ago

I was having a problem with one Wordpress website. Every time I upgraded the website would take a dump. I found out it was because I had an old plugin called Wordpress Upgrade that was still active. Once I got rid of the Wordpress upgrade Plugin the website has been running smooth without any update problems.
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warriorkay

13 years ago

True that html sites are basically set and forget
but with all the added functionalities that come with
wordpress re plugins, themes, widgets, etc, it's
worth the extra trouble,

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DMCAPROS

13 years ago

Weird, I have used WP for years without any issues. Just have to keep on top of updates.

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Waalve 13 years ago

Wordpress has speed up my work and have zero problems with it. Before I install any new plugins, I check it online to make sure it doesn't have any bad reviews.
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matt5409

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Ladyboss1

I am getting so tired of wordpress and it breaking all the time.
Update a theme, update wordpress, then it all falls apart.
Restore from backup, all is well for a while, the kaboom.
I am so frustrated with the whole thing, think I'm going back to building
straight html sites again, so much easier. I depend on affiliate marketing for my income and at this rate I will be broke faster with wordpress sites, than I ever could with html sites..

sounds like human error

there is a reason why wordpress is the most used CMS on the web

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GeorgR.

13 years ago

Very, very few occasions where something was "breaking", it was always some oddly coded 3rd party theme. Dont blame wordpress.

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MoneyMonkey

13 years ago

WordPress fits all my needs, I've never heard of that happening. What themes or plugins are you using? I think it is a plugin error because that is usually the result of these errors.

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