Hm, then let's investigate. But I can't reproduce it here. Is there something in the PHP error log for the moments the statig page editor breaks like this? Alternatively, is there an error message at https://YOURURL/serendipity_admin.css?v=123, as it is linked in the head of the backend html?

So it works with a different static page template?

Maybe also a s9y bug in there, if the .htaccess was not properly recreated. If you stumble over that again please let me know.

For now I'll be very happy that the site is working :)

To avoid the encoding error, try replacing the print_r line with this: ob_start(); $output = file_get_contents($serendipity['serendipityPath'] . 'templates_c/testlog.txt'); print_r($serendipity['POST']); $output .= ob_get_contents(); ob_end_clean(); file_put_contents($serendipity['serendipityPath'] ...

I don't really understand why just having the print_r in the file causes the encoding error - on my servers that is not a problem. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14039804/error-330-neterr-content-decoding-failed suggests that either gzip or an unicode issue might be the source of the problem th...

If the entry itself is blank there likely is a PHP error, though there definitely would be an entry in the error log then. It all works again if you remove the ?

In the include/functions_routing.inc.php is this line 350: if (!empty($serendipity['POST']['submit']) && !isset($_REQUEST['serendipity']['csuccess'])) { Please change it so there is one line on top of it: print_r($serendipity['POST']); if (!empty($serendipity['POST']['submit']) && !i...

Okay, how strange! I noticed the preview is also not working, you just see the regular article. It is as if something is filtering out all the form parameters the comment formular set for the POST request before the serendipity code can react to it. Is there something between visitor and server that...

Okay, there is something off there. I also get no feedback message after submitting the comment, as if the comment flow did not engage. There is still this message: "Submitted comments will be subject to moderation before being displayed." Is that coming from the entry settings? Can you di...

I still see the "Multiple DNSBL checks will be performed on submission of your comments" message, while the captcha is gone. I think you are missing one :)

Yes, that would be best.

Hm didn't you deactivate all plugins? There is this message: Multiple DNSBL checks will be performed on submission of your comments. Accepted comments will then be subject to moderation approval before displaying. That means there is serendipity_event_spamblock_rbl or serendipity_event_spamblock_sur...

I should have a look at the site. Could you share it here, or alternatively send it to me as a message?

If URL Rewriting is enabled, the comment form is supposed to aim at /archives/art-no-title.html. And with 2k11 the form will behave properly. I'm very surprised this changed from 2.4 here. Since it's the one thing that sand out, maybe try it anyway. Instead of Apache error handling you can try "...

Must be something special, because comments in 2.5.0 work in many blogs. But comments vanishing sure is not a good thing :/ 1. Do you have URL-Rewriting enabled in general? If yes, with which method? That is found under "Configuration -> Design and Options", there is a dropdown with option...