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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Log-in IssuesThanks idban, I’ve tried that $cookiehash fix, and on mine it hasn’t worked.
Allusion, the siteurl setting is http://www.site.co.uk/wordpress and the home (assuming you mean where I’m publishing to) is in a different directory. However, I’m only trying to log in through the /wordpress directory, rather than via the login link on the published page.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Log-in IssuesI’ve been looking at this more, and there’s something very weird that I’ve noticed.
When I log in with the correct username/password, it just flings me back to the login screen.
If I log in with an incorrect password, then it reports this on the log-in screen.
So I figure I’m logging in correctly, but then something in the code is barfed and doesn’t recognise the cookie, so it just hoys me straight back to the log-in screen, even though the log-in was correct.
Any ideas?Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Password recovery MySql angstYeah, that’s part of my problem. I think that the SQL has an error in that it’s not specifying the table that needs to be updated.
When I ran it in PHPMyadmin, it splurged the same error ’til I put inupdate wp-users set user_pass=blah blah blah.
Still barfs me out of logging in though, even though the password’s MD5 hash is the same as the one in the database.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Log-in IssuesYep, that’s why I’m utterly confused.
Not only have I cleared out all cookies (not even just the WP ones, but every one) but I get the same results on a clean machine that I haven’t logged on to my WP admin from before.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Weird SQL error on my site1.2.2 will fix it if it’s a file problem – it overwrites most of what’s there, just follow the instructions and see how you do.
Otherwise it’s going to be a quick prayer that you’ve backed up your database recently, or (first option) asking your host about Zend Optimiser.
Fingers crossed for you.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Weird SQL error on my siteAlso, it sounds like the same error as is mentioned in the support forums at http://wordpress.org/support/3/18678 which appears to mean you need to speak to your hosts about upgrading Zend Optimiser if they have it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Weird SQL error on my siteI’d say it looks like something’s gone horribly wrong within the database structure.
If you can get in to the database (most hosts provide phpMySQLadmin or similar) have a look to see what’s still there. Otherwise, it may be worth trying to install the upgrade to 1.2.2. which would hopefully fix things if it’s a file that’s corrupted along the way.