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wp-admin/admin.php is blank ... ?? (9 posts)

  1. cbiweb
    Member
    Posted 7 years ago #

    New user, first experience with blogging software, and first time install of WP 1.5 on localhost to learn it before I put it up on a remote server. I have Apache, MySQL and PHP installed, all recent versions. Installing WP went perfectly. The only thing I don't understand is when I go to wp-admin/admin.php, all I get is a blank page.

    How do I access the admin tools so I can style WP, or do anything else? The documentation is slightly confusing to me, so I had to finally ask here. :-) Thanks for any help.

  2. Cyndy Otty
    Member
    Posted 7 years ago #

    http://your-domain-here/wp-admin/ is the link you need.

  3. cbiweb
    Member
    Posted 7 years ago #

    Yes, when I go to http://localhost/blog/wp-admin/ , I then see the directory listing ("Index of /blog/wp-admin"). So where do I go from there?

  4. lawtai
    Member
    Posted 7 years ago #

    you should'nt be seeing a directory listing as when you goto /wp-admin/ it should redirect you to wp-admin/index.php.

    You might need to add in a htaccess file the following line as I'm not sure how to manually set it in apache to not list directories:

    Options -Indexes

  5. cbiweb
    Member
    Posted 7 years ago #

    Ah, ok. Thank you. It's very late here now, so I'll try first thing in the morning and post back with how it went.

  6. angsuman
    Member
    Posted 7 years ago #

    Ensure that you have index.php added in httpd.conf. Make modification as shown below:

    DirectoryIndex index.html index.html.var index.jsp index.php index.htm

    # DirectoryIndex: sets the file that Apache will serve if a directory
    # is requested.

  7. cbiweb
    Member
    Posted 7 years ago #

    angsuman, that was the ticket! Everything is working perfectly now. Thank you!

  8. innerchild
    Member
    Posted 7 years ago #

    were do i find the httpd.conf file?

  9. cbiweb
    Member
    Posted 7 years ago #

    Go to your Apache folder (wherever you placed it on your hard drive), then into the conf folder, and in there is httpd.conf

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