Please have patience beyond 29 minutes. If you’re talking about http://www.little-wonder.net/index.php , then I don’t see any problems. If you’re talking about a different site, then we’ll need the URL.
Looking good here, by the way just out of curiosity what are the && for before the titles in the sidebar?
macmanx: I tend to get impatient when I am in a rush. 😛 So sorry about that. And you sound pretty annoyed, so here’s a double ‘sorry’ to you. 🙂 I am a PHP idiot you see…
The problem I was facing had to do with the password protect feature, whereas everything else shows up fine. I managed to fix the problem on my own after contacting someone else.
Thanks for your response anyway. Mucho appreciated. ^^
adeydas: The “&&” is supposed to be some form of ‘bullet’ for those headings. It’s there because I like the way it looks. ^^
Hi again, I mentioned that I managed to fix the problem mentioned above, but little did I know that it was just a temporary fix. It seems as though I am facing problems again.
Well, the password protected entry has already scrolled off the main page, so I would just give a general idea. ^^
When I access my domain at http://www.mydomain.com, I am able to type in the password to the protected entry, and the entry loads for me without any problems.
However, when I access http://mydomain.com (without the subdomain www.), the page simply reloads with the password fields showing up once again when I enter the password.
Things would bring me to my first question: Is there any fix for the above URL problem? About the password protect feature not working without the www in the URL. 🙂
The fix I temporarily did was to edit wp-pass.php to remove “<?php echo get_settings(‘siteurl’); ?>” from the <form action =””> tag. Which means that the weblog only calls for “wp-pass.php” without the directory when I enter the password. After I did so, the password protected feature worked for both URLS http://www.mydomain.com and mydomain.com (without the www.)
But the so-called fix above did bring up another error. When I access my permalink (In this case http://www.little-wonder.net/journal/2005/358/) to key in the password, it brings up a 404 error because it would call for …./2005/358/wp-pass.php, which does not exist.
Gee, my wordpress seems to be giving me quite a bit of problem. Sorry to all for being such a pain in the ____. I am extremely inexperienced in this.
(A sequel to my previous message)
Forgot to add. Should you need to test the password field, the password is “testpswd”.
Thanks macmanx. 🙂 I have already implemented the code given on the forum, but apparently the glitch is still there.
I would continue working on this problem tomorrow. It is currently 3:39AM in the morning where I am and I need some sleep.
