Upgrading to WP2.0
I can’t believe I forgot new WP was released on Monday! This lazy bum here is now going to upgrade. Keep yer fingers crossed.
@19:45
Whoa… no glitches yet and all the plugins seem to work. Please let me know if you bump into something odd (technology-wise, not content-wise 
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Don’t mind the odd shaped intro box up there (appears by clicking on Intro). I have a thing going on there 
Now I gotta go watch Stephen King’s Kingdom Hospital
Yep! I don’t even know if I should upgrade again lol… still haven’t touched my site for awhile o_X;; *still questioning whether I should though x)!
Yipee.. I don’t see any glitches ‘yet’ so it’s all good :laugh:!
Good luck fixing the ‘intro’ box =] and enjoy the movie :cool:!
Comment by Vera — Dec 29 @ 16:32
Maybe I’m gonna try it now, since you’re saying no problems. I’ll go look, ponder, eat lunch, go back to the page, ponder, decide.
I’m scared.
Comment by jafer — Dec 29 @ 19:24
I notice there are some odd glitches but they might just be because of my nutty installation. For instance, the number of comments doesn’t change (like now, there was 2 comments and it just says ‘No commens’ BUT shows the image for new comments.
Vera, I wasn’t actually having trouble with the Intro box, I was sneaking another box beside it (you just didn’t see it, I did :P). But after checking the layout on 800×600 I decided to get rid of the Intro box altogether. So, now there’s only the new feature: latest post from Amadeus’s blog
Jafer, maybe you should wait a while. Let them squeeze out a 2.0.0.0.0.0.0.1 or something
Have you tried playing with a WP installation on local computer? It’s quite handy (having a local installation I mean).
Comment by Minna — Dec 29 @ 20:13
Ah. Sneaky =p that’s for sure hehe.
oooh, I noticed it now.. yepp.. ‘no comments’ .. grr >=p
yay =)
Comment by Vera — Dec 30 @ 16:30
I haven’t played with anything on a local computer - I don’t have php installed on mine.
And now that you say that, and after reading some of the support questions….. I think I’ll wait
Comment by jafer — Dec 30 @ 16:57
Jafer, all you need is XAMPP and yer laughin’
It installs an Apache server (at least one sort of server), MySQL and PHP interpreter (or whatever). You only need to create a database, put the user information for wp-config.php, put all files in XAMPP folder and run install. Just like you do in your web domain. XAMPP includes phpMyAdmin so it’s all very familiar (I’d think).
I could’ve waited too I guess, but I’m a sucker for new gadgets, and new WP versions. I don’t really care if something goes bonkers — it doesn’t scare me the least, thanks to all kinds of coding over the years and lots of things going bonkers a lot of the time. And I’m determined to get that article finished soon so I had to try this out.
Comment by Minna — Dec 30 @ 18:43
The comment glitch turned out to be a Spam Karma incompatibility. It’s fixed with a small addition to the SK plugins. Great stuff. Now I’ll get to test if it really works. Other than the comment stuff, I don’t think I’ve stumbled across other bugs.
Comment by Minna — Dec 31 @ 22:43