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Originally Posted by Jace
Warning: mysql_affected_rows() [function.mysql-affected-rows]: A link to the server could not be established in /wp-includes/wp-db.php on line 18
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79 function escape($string) {
80 return addslashes( $string ); // Disable rest for now, causing problems
81 if( !$this->dbh || version_compare( phpversion(), '4.3.0' ) == '-1' )
82 return mysql_escape_string( $string );
83 else
84 return mysql_real_escape_string( $string, $this->dbh );
85 }
This code is broken. It depends on your PHP version for what calls are actually evaulated, so 'line 18' is not necessarily correct.
The code around line 18x, however, is for the whole 'Query' wrapper. It's hard to tell what's wrong with that without actually stepping through it. I don't do those kinds of repairs for free.. I can't afford to.
mysql_escape_string() and mysql_real_escape_string() do not work unless you have already connected to the database. Either there's a problem connecting to the database, as it states, or it's trying to use the above function before it has actually connected. This is a "race condition", and has nothing to do with Imus.
A really awful fix would be to replace your call to addslashes(), but the proper fix is to connect to the DB first.
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Originally Posted by jact
Any ideas?
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You have something sending data before it's able to properly tag/set cookies/other data. Look for either a hard return in a new add-on, your template above your <html>, scripts with this on top (index.php/wp-rss2.php), or any include files which may have caused this. It's usually due to editing a file by hand or uploading with the wrong type (binary instead of ascii).