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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Allowed memory size on install???2wuck,
Contact hosting support, ini_set probably disabled. This is not wordpress problem, this is server configuration problem. Ask hosting support to set memory_limit to 64M.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: 3.1 loaded with twentyten; homepage is not the themepixelcounter,
It seems that current SiteURL is:
Try to change sitewurl to http://www.bergiesplace.com/ using phpMyAdmin:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URLForum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Get "already installed" error message when I try to installptolemy,
Try to install with different database prefix like wp2_
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: I can't see the blog, just the filesgovpatel,
There were no questions about mod_rewrite… .htaccess file will not appear magically. It will appear if you create it, if wordpress creates it, or may be if there are some settings in cpanel that will create it using .sh or something like that. For example, I’ve never seen automatically created .htaccess files by cpanel or other panel before. It depends on some kind of server customization. May be you were lucky to see such behavior at some hosting company.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: dashboard buttons disappearrevrockrohr,
Try to re-install. Make sure you’ve uploaded all the files.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Why does it have to be so bloody difficultgovpatel,
Sometimes even not a newbie has no knowledge about how a server works. It’s not even about server. Today it’s not hard to have blog somewhere on the Internet and installing wamp and stuff could be bigger pain in the ass than just getting $5.00/mo account with auto-installer. And even if there’s no auto-installer, support could help to install. And then you can play with wordpress from admin panel, check out themes, plugins that you might need for your personal or business website. You can spend few days to explore wordpress admin panel side, but it could take weeks to install it by yourself on local computer and then to think about how to install on real server and how to transfer all the themes, plugins, files and database there.
So, my conclusion:
If you want to have a blog online, get a domain name ($10.00 USD), get a hosting account on shared server from local hosting company ($5.00 USD/mo), explore wordpress. That’s it. Other things you can do later.Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: I can't see the blog, just the filesgovpatel,
What if there is no .htaccess?
murphyman,
You’re probably gonna do it twice. I suppose you want to turn on permalinks for your website and when you activate it, wordpress will automatically recreate .htaccess file. So, try to login to your admin panel first and set permalinks. And then do what govpatel suggested. If it fails, then you need to create .htaccess file in the wordpress folder and place such line there:
DirectoryIndex index.php index.html
After that you’ll be able to log in to your admin panel and set permalinks, and this action as I said before will recreate .htaccess, so you’ll need to access it again and place this string in the beginning of it (and don’t delete other lines there):
DirectoryIndex index.php index.html
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Installation Issues – PHP Error Message and Blank PagesBenjamin,
Turn display_error on in php.ini file and access wordpress again. You’ll see an error, but it looks like you’ve inserted wrong database info to wp-config.php and also syntax error means that you forgot to place semicolon or quote on that line, or something else which is not correct for php.
I think it’s much easier to install by letting wordpress create wp-config.php file automatically. I don’t know why people want to access it manually and change something there.
user: root@localhost
This means database user root at localhost database server.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Missing all images on new installCampbellDuke,
I’ve noticed such code of some images:
<img src=”http://fannybaycommunity.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads” align=”left” />
Make sure you’ve successfully uploaded all the wordpress files.
Also try to increase such php parameters (or ask support to do it for you ):
1. Set upload_max_filesize to 10M or higher
2. Set post_max_size to 10M or higher
3. Set max_execution_time to 300Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Port forward – Switchessurge,
Read this article:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URLI suggest you phpMyAdmin method.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Permalinks not WorkingYogesh,
Try to rename .htaccess to .htaccess1. Then access your admin part of wordpress -> turn permalinks off -> turn permalinks on again. New .htaccess file should be created automatically. Then access your blog again and permalinks should work fine then.
If problem will persist, check whether mod_rewrite works on the server or not.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Cant install wordpress on localhostGiraffeEars,
Try to turn display_errors on for php and reinstall. May be it will show some errors at that page.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Why does it have to be so bloody difficultjhindman29,
You’ll be able to see error message instead of a blank page if you turn display_errors on for php, but I’m 99% sure you have set wrong database info in wp-config.php file. Contact your hosting support and ask them about database info (database name, database username and password, database server). They will provide these database details and you should check it with what you already have in wp-config.php file.
Or more simple, just ask support to install wordpress and then change password for admin account.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Managing content, 2 web servers, 1 DBbblades,
I agree with ojobson. Use rsync, it’s not so hard, and works fine.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Can't login on my WP webpageSteffen,
It’s likely server error. Contact your hosting support and ask them to check permissions and ownership of your files. Also ask them to disable sohosin and mod_security.