Details for Staff: WordPress.com 2.5 Upgrade
Tellyworth, Key Master April , April 9th, 2008 at 1:24 am
We’ve already fixed a number of uploader problems, and we’re working hard to try to track down and fix the rest. Unfortunately we’re receiving many vague reports (“nothing happens”) but very few that include sufficient information (such as the basics suggested here).
Please don’t assume we know what you know and see what you can see. Please try to include sufficient information when posting a question or contacting support. We cannot help otherwise.
If you contact staff using the Support button that is normally available on your Dashboard Monday-Friday. Make sure you send them the following info:
- your browser
- your browser version
- your FULL blog address (not the name, the real address that begins http:// )
- your FULL username
- your REAL email address that is registered here
- and a very good description of the exact problem.












Hi Timetheif, I really like your site, great resources, especially liked the polling widgets you’ve found. Very useful! I’m having some trouble with my blog and was wondering if you could help me in some way? I have a blog already but I would like to start a new one with the grid focus theme. As far as I understand in order to get this theme you need to be hosted away from wordpress dot com and take up a dot org account. I have read much of the info but It’s hard to know where to start. Would be of great interest to hear what you think I should do.
Thanks again,
Will
@Will
I do not know what you mean by the grid focus theme.
I do know that the first step is to hire a web host and to download software from wordpress.org.
(1) http://onecoolsite.wordpress.com/2008/02/08/planning-to-self-host-your-blog/
The Wolfie Guide for Going Self-Hosted with WordPress is now available as a PDF download that includes 5 articles (see titles below). More will be added in the future as the series grows. If you are a wordpress.com blogger who is considering self hosting your own blog then I would like to recommend a series:
“Going self-hosted with WordPress : A Wolfie Guide”
To self-host or not to self-host?
Plug-ins for WordPress
Of Blogrolls and Widgets
Domains
Why Go Self-Hosted?
Hosting Sites – *http://wordpress.org/hosting/
(2) Have you looked into “install for free“?
I hope this is helpful. :-)