So you’re navigating to something like:
http://pommer.us/lists/admin/
Where lists is the directory called lists from the phplist distribution.
MichaelH – would this be the old “wordpress installed in root blocks access to other apps in non-wp sub-directories” kind of issue?
I’m not sure HandySolo. Looks like his wordpress is in a folder called blog so the point of the static front page causing the problem may be valid.
But I tested this with a copy of WordPress in a folder called wordpress and the WordPress index.php in the root folder. I installed phplist into lists (same directory level as wordpress) and I’m not seeing the problem.
Guess we need to know what ‘static front page’ mechanism/plugin is being used…that’s a question for jpommer.
Is this answering your question HandySolo?
Thanks for the replies. Originally I had the PHPList files in public_html/lists/admin/
When it didn’t work I found a post on the webthat suggested putting lists in the same folder as WP, so not it’s in public_html/blog/lists/admin
Still having the problem.
I have the Statif Front Page plugin installed, but it’s deactivated. I’m using Date & Name Based permalinks.
This is probably some silling thing I’ve missed, but I can’t figure it out.
Going to http://www.pommer.us/blog/wp-adnmin works fine for getting to the wp admin page.
jack
This is my .htaccess file:
# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress
I don’t know if this helps, but if I enter
http://www.pommer.us/lists/admin/
I get my static front page.
If I enter
http://www.pommer.us/lists/admin (without the final /)
I get my static front page without the header.
I’ve removed PHPList and reinstalled it and it didn’t help.
jack
Maybe setup a subdomain for phplists?? I know, ugly but I can’t duplicate your problem and I don’t see much over a phplists that would help.
Good Luck.
I had similar problems to jpommer. The first issue I found was that the first time I tried to ftp the lists folder, everything didn’t copy over.
After I got that resolved, I used the HTTP 500 Error troubleshooting tip here. Loaded like a charm afterward, but that’s after about two and a half hours of ruling things out.
Oh, and make sure your config file has been updated with the proper path to your pageroot and adminpages.
Good luck.
Hi there,
I’m also having this problem. I even set up a redirect to mydomain.com/lists/admin/index.php from list.mydomain.com, but I get a “Page Not Found!” error. :-/
