If you go to your Dashboard and General settings, you will see two things for your site address:
1) WordPress address (URL)
2) Site address (URL)
I suggest enter your site address in number 2 item like: http://www.magothejack.com.ar
See if this solves the problem immdiately.
Hi, it does not! =(
I think i have to change something in some public_html file to re-route the wordpress
@good Guy: you are absolutely wrong; making that change will break @anneman202’s site.
@anneman202: see Giving WordPress Its Own Directory « WordPress Codex on how to correctly move a WordPress install or have a subfolder install appear to be at root.
Now it s working! but bad news is i cannot enter as admin! it allows me to put user name and password (and i know it s the right one) but it looks like it s going to work then comes back to write the passsword (does not indicates password it s wrong).
If i Thy to recover my password then it indicates something its wrong.
Thanks in advance!!!
@anneman202: Your site broke from using @goodguy’s advice.
See Changing The Site URL « WordPress Codex for recovery instructions to get back to where you were with WordPress in the wp1 directory.
Then you can follow the instructions at http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory#Using_a_pre-existing_subdirectory_install to remove the wp1 and have the site appear to be at root.
@good Guy: you are absolutely wrong; making that change will break @anneman202’s site.
First it is not wrong and second the link you have posted actually says that Site URL is needed. OK my answer was incomplete because I pressed the post button quickly without realizing that the full text hasn’t been posted yet.
It breaks absolutely nothing by entering the site address. That is what it is for otherwise why have a place for Site address.
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For the record, songdogtech was correct. If the OP had only changed the URL without following the guide at http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory#Using_a_pre-existing_subdirectory_install (only one of actually seven steps), the site would be broken. So, yes, you were wrong, and the OP should do as Songdogtech suggested.
I’m sorry, being wrong happens to the best of us, and Songdogtech did offer the new solution so we could all learn. Please take this as a point of education, not criticism. We all started from a point of knowing nothing, even Songdogtech and myself, and we learned along the way to be who we are now.
