Wordpress 2.8.3 upgrade or downgrade of 2.8.2?
2009-08-09 10:46:56 | Tags: blog, Blogging, cms, downgrade, Upgrade, WordPress | Comments »I was so impressed with the latest 2.8.2 that I had to tell the world Wordpress 2.8.2 is a masterpiece. So I just clicked on the 2.8.3 version upgrade and I did not realize and good change. Now I realize some bad changes. I want to delete a plugin and wordpress tells me that it was deleted but it’s still there. Even from FTP I’m not able to delete the plugin directory. Some plugins are deactivate and when I want to activate them Wordpress tells me that the plugin files are not found, so I want to delete the plugin but Wordpress keeps telling me that the plugin files are not found. I go to my FTP client and want to delete the plugin which I cannot. Somone plz?
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I must share with all of you with this story with Packard Bell… I wanted to buy a cheap laptop for my wife so she can help me out with blogging and web design. Now, I found a Packard Bell on Pixmania. I simply wanted to know if the 1GB RAM in the machine is 1×1GB or 2X512MB RAM because I met such laptop where they divided the 1GB, just as my Toshiba Satellite A200 1M4. Pixmania has no contact information in the Czech site. I try to phone Pixmania UK, America, getting from them know that they can’t know this information so I have to contact the producer that is Packard Bell. Packard Bell, officially has no branch in the Czech Republic, and the specific model is available in the UK and Germany. So I phone UK, where the telephone number for international tecnical support does not work. So I phone the UK technical support team who tells me that I phone a wrong country and they need a serial number to help me out with my question. Here I got a bit angry and I said I want to buy the product so I have no serial number yet. So they advice me to contact the retailer, which is again Pixmania. I tried to call other UK retailers for the same product and they told me that I have to contact Packard Bell for this specific question. So I started emailing Packard Bell… 