Re: Editing a Post After Publishing Throws This Error
First off, I recommend you
turn off your php errors from printing on the screen unless you are debugging. You can do that by editing your php.ini file (if your host allows you to) or by adding an entry to your .htaccess file. It's a question for your host provider as to which is the best way.
That's actually what line 7 in tpl-edit-ad.php is supposed to accomplish just in case you don't have php errors turned off (see the bottom of
this page).
Go ahead and comment out line 7 and give it another shot....it should work.
On another note, I visited your site and it seems extremely slow. I ran
YSlow from firefox and some other speed testing tools and noticed you've already done some optimization which always helps.
My gut tells me your hosting provider is the reason for the latency so I'm curious who you are using and how much you pay each month. You might be on a server with dozens of other sites running and with the success of your sites traffic recently, it might be overloading the box.
If that's the case, you might want to consider upgrading to a VPS or dedicated server which will cost more but give you the RAM and CPU you need.
~David
