Local path included in script url

  • Resolved Tompa83

    (@tompa83)


    10 years, 1 month ago

    The hosting service of a website I created crashed, now we’re trying to get it up and running again. They restored the website/database from a backup but we’re encountering issues.

    A couple of plugins are no longer working. When visiting the plugin page a bunch of them had an error that said “The Plugin xxx has been inactivated because of an error: The plugin does not have a valid header” or something close to that. You can activate the plugins normally again without any kind of error message, however when visiting the site and checking the console you see this error:

    GET http://(website domain)/wp-content/plugins/C:/inetpub/wwwroot/(local folder)/WP-CONTENT/PLUGINS/AJAX-EVENT-CALENDAR/css/images/em-icon-16.png 404 (Not Found)

    (I hid the domain name and local folder.) Somehow the local address is being included in the url to load the script, and obviously the script is not loaded and the plugin is not working as intended. A bunch of the plugins have the same issues, reinstalling them isn’t changing anything.

    I’m completely stumped, what is this and how is this happening?

    Any help is greatly appreciated.

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  • Thread Starter Tompa83

    (@tompa83)

    10 years, 1 month ago

    Accidentally copy-pasted an image that was causing the same error instead of a script, so to avoid confusion I thought I’d post a better example:

    GET http:// (website domain)/wp-content/plugins/C:/inetpub/wwwroot/(local folder)/WP-CONTENT/PLUGINS/ajax-event-calendar/js/jquery.mousewheel.min.js?ver=3‌​.0.6 404 (Not Found)

    Thread Starter Tompa83

    (@tompa83)

    10 years, 1 month ago

    Making a new WP install and copying the theme, plugins and media files over to the new one while still pointing to the same database did the trick. Maybe some file was corrupted, I have no idea. But it’s now solved.

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