Uh, a) Who cares if there's complaints or not, everyone has BEEN complaining about it for how long now. b) Well obviously, it's already been reported, so why report it AGAIN? c) I know what I'm using and what other versions to use if I wanted too. d) Go fly a kite some where.
This isn't the complaint department. You can find that here: http://www.complaint.com/ You are using a pre-production release product that comes with no warranties, and the only guarantee is that there are probably bugs. If you have issues, share them. If you have solutions, share them. If you have complaints, keep them to yourself and if they are too much for you to live with, either go back to the latest stable release or as you suggested for yourself, go use another CMS product. Everyone here is working hard at chasing down bugs and fixing them so that WordPress can be the BEST CMS product out there. A lot of times, it isn't WordPress that is causing your problems, but your Host, a bad plugin, or even a hacked .htaccess file. When you HAVE issues, don't just throw them out there without telling us some other information that would help us track it down for you. Tell us the version and build of WordPress you are having problems with. Who is your host? What browser are you using. What is your operating system? Any information that you might give that would help someone either try to replicate your issue or chase it down and fix it. Most often the issue is related to a plugin. Just because a plugin works in the last stable version you were using, doesn't mean that it won't cause problems in a newer version. In fact, you can almost bet on finding at least one plugin that won't be compatable. Disable all of your plugins and see if you are still having the issue. If the issue goes away, then it is an easy task to bring on each plugin one at a time to find the one that is causing the problem. Now I had a similar problem that you are having. If I disabled every plugin, the problem appeared to go away. But if I activated ANY plugin, the problem returned. It was baffling. I eventually found the problem -- somehow a redirection instruction had been inserted into my .htaccess file on the server and would cause my wp-admin to hang there for a while. The point is, quit complaining and help out. Otherwise, just stick with the stable releases and wait. -- DJ Allyn www.djallyn.org www.liberaltopia.org "The real trouble with reality is that there is no background music" _______________________________________________ wp-testers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.automattic.com/mailman/listinfo/wp-testers
