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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Only blank screen after loginYeah, great. I’m not interested. Just fix his problem. How do I deactivate my account here?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Only blank screen after loginLooks like we’ll have to use this thread with the completely wrong topic, as the admins prefer people to see a wrong topic than a correct one, so they closed the thread with the correct topic. No matter. We should do what they think is best. I guess that, although this will make it harder for new people to see what your current problem is, the admins will now solve it for you quickly. I wlll bow out.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Only blank screen after admin log-inHi rodrimar – sorry, I had quickly added some other ideas to the previous thread. I was hoping to be quick enough before you opened this one, but I failed! Check the other thread (http://wordpress.org/support/topic/404-error-96?replies=17#post-4491835), but post any answers here as it relates to the new title 🙂
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Only blank screen after loginIf there is no issue with wp-config.php, then other things to consider as well:
– Have you installed any plugins at this point? If so, disable them.
– Have you changed from the default theme? If so, revert back to the default.
– Can you check the errors logs on your site (via FTP probably)? Do they show any errors? If so, post them here.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Only blank screen after loginOne thing that just occurred to me – you have been editing the wp-config.php file.
Sometimes such an error can happen due to spaces, new lines, or other garbage at opening/closing PHP file <?php tag or after a closing ?> tag in wp-config.php.
Check your wp-config.php to ensure you have no extra spaces or lines at the top/bottom where they shouldn’t be.
It can be the same in other files too, so if you edited any other files check them too.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Only blank screen after loginThen right now, I cannot think of what might be wrong – sorry.
However, this is no longer an “error 404” problem, so can I suggest you post a new question, with a title of perhaps “Only blank screen after admin log-in” so that other people might see this new problem and might be able to help. They may not see the problem here under “error 404”.Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Only blank screen after loginSorry if this is obvious, but I thought I would say it just in case – remember that the username and password for your wp login is not the database username & password. It is the username and password you created when you ran the wp installation install.php.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Only blank screen after loginThe site seems to work, I can see it when I use that link. What is the issue you are having?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Only blank screen after loginCan you post a link to your site?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Only blank screen after loginOne other thing to possibly consider. The root of my FTP server is NOT the same as the root of my Website!! Check yours. When I log in to my FTP server, there are several directories. One of them is /public_html (there is also /www but this is just a symbolic link to /public_html so it is actually the same place).
When I upload files to my website, THIS is where they have to go, NOT the root of the FTP server.
IF your hosting provider works the same way – and you should check with them – then after FTP’ing to your server, do NOT load your wordpress files into / but instead make sure you load them into /www (or /public_html, or whatever your hosting provider uses as the root directory for web).
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Only blank screen after loginIn my wp-config.php I have the following:
DB_NAME = site_wordpress
Note: I created a database with the name ‘wordpress’ but my hosting provider forces all my databases to start with ‘site_’, so the full database name is site_wordpress. Make sure you include anything that your hosting provider adds to the front, if they do.
DB_USER = site_wpadm
Note: Note: I created a user with the name ‘wpadm’ but, as with the database names, my hosting provider forces all my users to start with ‘site_’, so the full user name is site_wpadm. Make sure you include anything that your hosting provider adds to the front, if they do.
DB_PASSWORD = mypassword
DB_HOST = localhost
So assuming you have a similar setup, then you should fill in the correct database name, user name and password that you set up, and you should be good to go.
If you have checked & verified the database name and user names match what you created, then can you post whatever errors you are getting?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: jQuery error on 3.6 upgrade jquery-1.10.2.min.map 404Ah, don’t worry, I see it now 🙂
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: jQuery error on 3.6 upgrade jquery-1.10.2.min.map 404As I can see, jQuery has problem with missing file. So possible solution is to copy file from http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.10.2.min.map to your wp-includes/js/jquery/ folder.
I am not sure what you are referring to here markomavric. Where can you see that there is a problem with that file missing for jQuery??
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Only blank screen after loginAre you sure Pali? I thought it looked for wp-config.php?
In wp-config-sample.php I does:
DB_NAME: Data base
DB_USER: username
DB_PASSWORD: pasword
DB_HOST: localhost
This changes I does before I loaded ftp, in my pc. Then I load folder wordpress to my host and I eliminated wp-config-sample.phpDo you mean you edited wp-config-sample.php to have those settings, and then when you say ‘eliminated’, do you mean ‘renamed to wp-config.php’. I assume you did mean this, because I see no point in editing a file and then jus deleting it! Can you confirm?
The other thing to check is that you did actually upload it to the right place! I know that sounds obvious, but I have seen some people load the files into a subdirectory, thinking they were uploading into root, and so wp-admin folder is not where they thought it was (I do this deliberately, but that’s another story!).
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress 3.6 version upgradation errorGreat! 🙂