Hi,
Did you just upgrade to WordPress 3.5 recently? If so, please read this post: PHP Warning Missing Argument 2 for wp-db(prepare). The top section of the post describes how to turn off the warnings. The rest of the post is geared towards developers of plugins and themes. The path you provided in the initial part of your post appears to be plugin related. You may need to contact the developer of the plugin.
o.k. thanks, that is very helpful. Just please tell me, where do I find wp-config.php
I think I have been searching for it before as I wanted to set up subdomain and could not find it.
I am not a programer, just a user so I need simple step by step explanation, please. Thank you.
Not a problem at all.
The wp-config.php file should be located in the root directory – the same directory/folder that WordPress is installed in. In your case, it looks like it is in the html directory. To edit the file, you will need access:
1) Through your hosting account control panel file manager
2) Or, using an ftp program
Once you’ve found the file:
1) Download it to your local drive
2) Make an extra copy before making changes (just in case something goes wrong and you need to restore it later on)
3) Modify the file (making the changes recommended in the original link that I sent you) using a text editor
4) Save the changes
5) Upload the file to the same directory where you downloaded it from
I must admit I am not much smarter now 🙂 but I will try – once I will be able to locate it (or better to find the control panel file manager) I should be fine 🙂 Thank you again very much.
