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Sounds like an addon is getting in the way or your EE install is off somehow. Try disabling Extensions and check for JS errors. You might need to reupload your CP theme as well.

As Michael stated in his answer, you will need to use Related Categories Mode parameter. As stated in the docs: This parameter is intended for use only when you are using the channel tag within “sing …

Here are 3 quick/easy options: USING PHP This question on Stack Overflow sounds like what you're wanting to do: Use php to trigger another php script, then ignore USING CURL Another method would …

I can't answer your question specifically but here is an alternative that might work... Take a look at the CE Cache modules and specifically their Partial Caching option using the {exp:ce_cache:escap …

This sounds like a potential bug in EE. I would suggest submitting a bug report using the EllisLab Bug Tracker (you must be logged in to see the page).

Sounds like you just need to change limit="1" to limit="8" on your channel:entries tag unless I'm missing something.

Something like this with Stash should do the trick: {exp:channel:entries channel="news"} {categories} {exp:stash:append_list name="item_{category_id}"} {stash:title}{title}{/ …

Double check this parameter to make sure the template is named "user-request": recipient_template="user-request" Also, try recoding your select like this: <select name="recipient_email" id="reci …

Check your htaccess file. It's possible you have a 404 redirect statement there too which should be removed.

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As coded, your active states will not work. {if segment_1 == "home"} class="active"{/if} will work only if the browser page is reloaded and segment_1 becomes "home" in the address bar. Your hrefs ar …

Here's a simplified version of a contact form I coded last week which might work for you. Since my potential "errors" can be checked with validation I make sure everything is correct before submitting …

The Shortcode addon was just released today and it's exactly what you are wanting. Shortcode aims to allow for more dynamic use of content by authors and editors, allowing for injection of reusa …

The way I'd track this backwards is to look at access logs and match the line to the [17-Jan-2013 17:26:01 UTC] date/time. That should give you the URL accessed so you'll know which template is causin …

I suggest reuploading your Themes directory. It's possible something is missing or corrupted. Also, look for JS errors in the console that might be causing an issue.