• Oh GOD! I have been blogging with WordPress for about 4 months now – today, I went to try and set my home web page to my blog – and now I have a mess.

    On the options panel I changed my wordpress URL to my home page — here sis exaclty what I did.

    I changed my WordPress Adress URL from http://www.beautifulmakeupsearch.com/blog2

    to http://www.beautifulmakeupsearch.com

    A warning popped up – but I ignored it – now I get something very odd.

    Is there any way to get my blog back?

    When I try to change it back by pressing update options, I get a message: Sorry, you need to enable sending referrers for this feature to work. I did that, as Word Press suggested, but nothig!

    Please, please – I really need help!

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  • 1. Next time don’t ignore the warning.
    2. Netx time read before you make “HUGE” changes:
    http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress
    3. You cannot change those URI values based on “fantasy” locations! WP has to be in the place indicated there…

    Now go and read this:
    http://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/site-url/
    and change back the site_url and home values – if you have access to phpMyadmin.

    Thread Starter bmsteri

    (@bmsteri)

    I know I made a HUGE mistake – and I don’t quite understand what phpMyadmin is??? I use Yahoo! webhosting for WordPress and have never seen thes phpMyadmin.

    Well, the first huge mistake was being hosted at yahoo 🙂
    Look at their instructions (and also search the forum) – I think you have to install phpmyadmin which is a database administration tool, to be able to do the changes you need.

    And just for the record: you didn’t loose anything, everything is sitting there in the database, you just can’t access it because of the wrong URI settings 🙂

    i think “moshu” means “old man”, or “uncle” in romanian?!

    wise old man 😉
    (that’s how I like to think about it)

    but of course!!!

    This may be a bit OT, but in regard to backups:

    I noticed a couple of large fields in the table wp_options when backing up – the field names look like this:

    rss_0ff4b43bd116a9d....

    Looks like content for the Dashboard or something.

    How can I prevent this data from sneaking into my wp-options table?

    How do I delete it?

    Thanks in advance.

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