[wp-testers] Array errors with SVN revision 5112?

[Jon L.]

Not to be an overwhelming jerk, but his emergency isn't necessarily
everyone's here, right? We're not obligated to solve his problems at a
moments notice, that is what he is paying you for, from what I gather in
your previous.

Just seems like a lot of whining and panic is taking place when you're just
going to have to give these folks some time to work it out, if it is done at
all.

My $0.02.

Jon

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Subject: Re: [wp-testers] Array errors with SVN revision 5112?

Skeddy wrote:
> I heartily agree. For a competent user, it's no trouble to just move off
the
> page and go back in to your admin area.
>
> The whole reason for my beta test site is so that I can test prior to
> rolling out the changes to other sites I manage.
>
> As for the error messages, I'm not clued up enough to know if mine were a
> big issue on not. Hopefully the ticket will run it through and resolve it.
>
> Thanks for all the replies,
>
> Rob 

Yeah, if it wasn't for the user being "new" to this all together, it 
wouldn't really be so bad. But, since it's a money bank install. I 
really would like this MU issue fixed soon, sigh. I've tried all kinds 
of various routes with it, and even his host and it's still a no-go. I 
can't really just tell the guy to hit forward button after seeing errors 
there, hit "yes" for "are you sure you want to do this".... only to get 
a solid blank page after that. Then tell him to go to straight url of 
where he was at to begin with on "add blog" section of the wp-admin 
control panel.

This guy is a total nOOb at WP in general. I'm losing massive hours of 
sleep and such, and the guy is worried and so hard up to use MU for his 
needs. Shelling out $XXX.XX amounts of money on this install / with few 
months support included/.. only for it not to work anyway, is sad. And 
after all possible attempts at this job myself, troubleshooting it, 
researching in the forums on it, and you name it..to not find an answer 
or have someone create fix, it's sad..

I even offered to pay his domain name transfer fees, and host it on my 
dreamhost account, or him use my dreamhost promo to get him the 97.00 
off first years sign up for account, but he's determined to keep it on 
his current server. I guess we're down to last resort of... upgrading 
his PHP and MySql to 5.X.X versions for over all server... just hope it 
won't break anything else he's running.. I'll have to see what he says 
about it.. :(

spencerp
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