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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Blank page after moving WordPress from one server to anotherSarah,
Turn diplay_errors for php and access your blog again. It will show you an error and then you’ll be able to fix it. Contact your hosting support and they will help you to turn display_errors on. Once you fix the error, don’t forget to turn display_errors off.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot access install.phpAndreasDK,
Turn on display_errors for php. You can do it using php.ini or htaccess file (depends on host). Contact hosting support and they will help you to enable display errors. Then access your website again and you’ll see error message. This message will help you to identify the source of a problem. Once you fix it, don’t forget to turn display_errors off.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: URGENT! Localhost problemfirstain,
You may try to turn off IIS and turn on Apache.
Also you may try to edit Apache httpd.conf and set any port you like there.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Moving Hostslargestew,
I suppose database.txt file is corrupt or tech guys exported it in some strange way. What you need is sql file of all the wordpress tables (not the database itself, because 99% host allows to create databases from control panel and not from phpMyAdmin). Then it is possible to import it to existing empty database. You don’t need actually install wordpress on new host. All the information already should be in your sql file (except SiteURL, you’ll need to change it from phpMyAdmin too, after you import all the wordpress tables).
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Database Export for Server TransferAlso don’t forget to turn display_errors off after you fix the problem.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Database Export for Server TransferNate,
First, White Screen of Death is not so white after all. You need to turn display_errors on for php. It’s possible using php.ini or .htaccess file. Access your website again and you’ll see an error message which will lead to a solution. I bet you have wrong database info in wp-config.php file on new server.
There are no special settings required to export database.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot access install.phpAndreasDK,
Then you should wait until your domain name will be up and try to install wordpress then.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Moving Hostslargestew,
To move wordpress blog, you need to copy all the wordpress files from old host to new host, to export your database from old host with phpMyAdmin, create new database on new host and import your database there. After that you’ll need to change database info in wp-config.php. Then you’ll need to change DNS for your domain name and in 24-72 hours your website will be up and running at new host.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Installation problemsmikebj,
You need to set php memory_limit to 32M. You should try to do it this way:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Increasing_memory_allocated_to_PHPIf fails, then you need to change it in php.ini or .htaccess file. Contact your hosting support and they will help you to increase php memory_limit for your website.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: WP won't open all I get is 404 errorsCapeCodBob,
Make sure you’ve uploaded all the files inside website root folder and then try to access it. 404 error means then there is no files on path specified or PHP is not working.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WPML conflict subpage Twentyten ThemeDesignlabAmsterdam,
You have such urls of images in header:
<img src=”../wp-content/themes/twentytenBL/images/logoBL.png” …>
Your website uses permalinks (mod_rewrite) and such structure of urls is wrong and will not work with mod_rewrite. Try to set such structure in header.php:
<img src=”/wp-content/themes/twentytenBL/images/logoBL.png” …>
In this case path will start from the root website folder and it should solve the problem.
Also you have something in the bottom of your website like:
WPML
-## –>I suppose it should not be there too, so you may comment it in the code.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: host vs domainIn case there is no control panel installed there, to make your domain name functional on the server, you’ll need access to this server first. If you don’t have root privileges, then you should talk to someone who has. Then you should add appropriate lines to httpd.conf file.
This is a documentation about vhosts:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/vhosts/Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot access install.phpAndreasDK,
It’s ok to post domain names and IPs. But it doesn’t required here. If your IP is shared (not dedicated), then it’s impossible to access your website with http://IPaddress/. Contact hosting support, may be there’s a temporary url exist like: http://server.com/~username/
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Cannot access install.phpAndreas,
You don’t need to type public_html in url. Try just:
http://heres-my-IP/wordpress/wp-admin/install.phpForum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: host vs domainmarule,
You need to point your domain name from GoDaddy’s control panel to your university server. For this you need to change DNS of your domain name to university name servers. Then you’ll need to create your domain name in hosting control panel (if there is one like cPanel or Plesk). If there are no panels then you’ll need to create virtualhosts for your domain name manually.