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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Twenty Eleven child gives blank screen on Login/LogoutYou can open your wp-config.php and change the:
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);
to
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);
That will make it display the errors on the screen.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Twenty Eleven child gives blank screen on Login/LogoutThe errors logs are stored in each folder that causes the error. If you delete the error_log folder it will clean those up for you.
Ok if you want to use those you actually need to change your wp-urls.
You will want to change the default URL for the website when using WordPress’s script. This is configured when WordPress is installed. You can change this configuration in the database what the default URL is for your WordPress site.
1) In the cPanel, choose phpMyAdmin icon and, in left column, choose your WordPress *database.
2) Select the wp_options table on the left column.
3) Along the top, click the Browse tab.
4) There are two records to modify. Record #1 (siteurl) and #39 (home) (these can vary, but unlikely). For each, click the pencil icon to edit and change the option value to read the URL that you intend your links to display, such as http://domain.com.You can find the database name, if you dont’ know it, in the wp-config.php file.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Widgets in Dashboard Imoveable – Won't Open@chris Where is it that you got the 403 information? I have been trying to look at this to offer my advice, especially since I host all of my sites with Bluehost. I can’t find anything about a 403 in the pastbin. To double check I copied it all into a txt editor and ran a search there as well. Next I checked the site and I am not getting any errors just in case you pulled it from the site itself (figure that is not the case since it is wp-admin that is having the problem).
If you are getting a 403 error that is all permissions. You simply need to check the files and folders. All folders should be 755 permissions and all php files should be 644. You can check that in the file manager in your cPanel. I hope this helps!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Add-on domain points to Primary domain addressThat is one reason why I am such a bluehost fan!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Add-on domain points to Primary domain addressIf you don’t’ have to much work invested that would be my suggestion.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Add-on domain points to Primary domain addressYou will need to change your wp-url. You will want to change the default URL for the website when using WordPress’s script. This is configured when WordPress is installed. You can change this configuration in the database what the default URL is for your WordPress site.
1) In the cPanel, choose phpMyAdmin icon and, in left column, choose your WordPress *database.
2) Select the wp_options table on the left column.
3) Along the top, click the Browse tab.
4) There are two records to modify. Record #1 (siteurl) and #39 (home) (these can vary, but unlikely). For each, click the pencil icon to edit and change the option value to read the URL that you intend your links to display, such as http://domain.com.* = If you do not know the database’s name, return to the cPanel and select the File Manager icon. Navigate to the directory where the WordPress script is installed. Select the ‘wp-config.php’ file and click the Edit button along the top to view the name.
Also if you don’t want it to display /wok-in-progress you will need to move it to just moshimarket. Here is a wordpress article on that:
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't upload images revisitedThis should not happen again. This normally only happens if a plugins alters those folders permissions and does it wrong, or if you move your site. At least from my experience I haven’t seen anything else cause this.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Installing WP on BlueHost with Domain.com domainYou can always do a lookup on your domain to see where it is pointed. You can go to http://network-tools.com. Click on DNS Records on the left, then put your domain in the box that is on the left. Once you search it will tell you your name servers. Bluehosts name servers are ns1.bluehost.com and ns2.bluehost.com. If you give us the domain I can try and visit it so I can see what you are seeing.
Bluehost’s tech support is pretty knowledgable, but they don’t allow gzip either. They use a version that is kind of like it. They use mod_deflate. Your speed tests would still show gzip is not enabled, but mod_deflate does help.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't upload images revisitedhttp://peterkobel.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Lucy-King.jpg. That is where one of your images is referenced. It gives a 403 permission denied error. You will want to check the permissions of your wp-content folder and the wp-content/uploads folder. All folders should be set to 755 permissions. All the images should be 644. You can see this in their file manager.
Are you moved to a 403 page, or do you get the error from wordpress when you get the Permissions Error? Have you checked the permission levels of your files and folders to make sure they are correct? And finally is your database user setup to have full privileges with the database?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Big problem with bad linksIf it were permalinks you would be able to just go to the permalinks settings page, and click save. That would essentially make sure your .htaccess has the right code so that everything redirects properly. This would actually just be the database settings. You will also need to check the wp_posts table to see what entries there use the old folder.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Big problem with bad linksOk that is referencing multiple lines in the wp-options table. You will need to find those and remove the trp.old from the back.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can't add any audio filesLol didn’t see your last post before I replied! I am glad you got it working.
