I upgraded to the 2.5.1 version of Wordpress MU and everything’s fine (I think there was a problem with the post-new.php file before). Some new posts are already being made.
The global posts plugin I mentioned; I tried it out and it borked the categories (I’ve got to stop saying that). So I took it off, and now your categories are messed up (for the forty users so far). I won’t do that again. Sorry about that. Only like one person made any categorizations so far anyway.
Sorry to hear about your problems with the Global Posts plugin. I’d strongly recommend running full backups before installing any new plugins, upgrades, etc. I’d also suggest testing on an offline blog if you can. I run a development server in VMWare with a few test installs so I can make sure things work before deploying.
If you want to post some info on what borked your categories, I’ll be happy to look into it. It might have been the real global terms plugin that caused the issues rather than the global posts plugin.
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Richard X. Thripp at 2008-06-19T08:16:46.Thanks, Callum. It could’ve been either one (I don’t really know what I’m doing, shhh
). I haven’t touched the categories or tags in three weeks since this, and new assignments are working fine (but I’m not using the plugins). When I tried them, I just dropped them in the mu-plugins folder.
I’ve been backing up the database before each big change now, and I’ll definitely need to stop doing live editing as I get more visitors.
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