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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Help!! installation problemYour directories are most probably wrong. The files need to be found in (probably) \subdomains\culpable directory and not inside the \cgi-bin directory.
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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: problems with the new install🙂 Hehe..happens. 🙂
But since no bad damage occured, easily recovered too..
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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: problems with the new installBlank pages usually means that PHP encountered an error that it couldn’t recover enough from to tell you what happened.
If you are being redirected to your “other” blog, then it would seem that you have configured your new blog to either use the same information as the other blog or you are using a single database and didn’t name the “prefix” of the blog’s tables to be something different than your other blog.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Missing Googlestats TableFollow the first step in this wiki page if indeed that’s the plugin you installed.
http://www.fabriziotarizzo.org/wiki/Wikka/WpGooglestats
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Decoding Password in phpAdminThe string is a MD5 encoded string and should be very hard to decode, at least, that’s the idea. 🙂
Rather than trying to decode it, just create a new password. Edit your username entry in phpMyAdmin and next the user_pass entry, choose the Function MD5 and then enter a password in plain text and Save the entry.
When you view your entry again, the MD5 encoded string will apepar.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Unknown and Unexplained parse errorBased on the WIKI page’s description, this is something you should take up with your webhost. Most hosts will run muliple mySQL servers to handle the load from websites, so this might be localized to a single server.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: banning abusive commentsYou will have to ban people/IP manually. WP will only delete a particular comment as SPAM.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Unknown and Unexplained parse errorContact your webhost to ask them to check on your database for you, perhaps they were doing something. Also is the error persistent or does it come and go??
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Yahoo php adminAt your /wordpress location, do you see the words phpMyAdmin? Your description seems to indicate that you’ve perhaps installed multiple applications in the same directory.
phpMyAdmin (a MySQL administration tool) should usually be installed in it’s own directory. The /wordpress directory should only contain files from the WordPress zip file.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: WordPress Plugin Manager Doesn’t work on wp1.5Hehe, you’ll have to blade Dave (the original author) for the color scheme. Though, if you really wanted check out the file wp-plugin-mgr.php located in your root directory (same as wp-config.php).
Around line #108 is the CSS code, you can modify the colors there to be a little more pleasant.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: WordPress Plugin Manager Doesn’t work on wp1.5Fixed. Turns out that WPPM was using a function name that was also used in WordPress itself. I’ve changed the plugin to use a more unique function name that shouldn’t interfere with WP.
Please grab 1.7.0 e from here and give it a shot.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: WordPress Plugin Manager Doesn’t work on wp1.5I think it’s my mods and WP 1.5.1.x. I will look at it and update whatever is necessary. Please bear with me.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Problem with wp-contactform pluginFTP into your site and delete the file /wp-content/plugins/wp-contactform.php. Then follow the Firas’ direction.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Gravatar questionIf your theme doesn’t supply it’s own comments.php file, then the file /wp-content/themes/default/comments.php if used.
So you should be making modifications to that particular file. What you should do is go into the comments.php file and between lines 27 and 48 is the comment loop. You want to insert your code over there.
Additionally, in that particular function call, you should probably use a default gravatar image instead of your own.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: WordPress Plugin Manager Doesn’t work on wp1.5With Dr. Dave’s blessings I had released WPPM with cURL updates to work around the issue of allow_fopen_url not being available on all hosts.
From my discussions with Dave, it seemed like he was very busy with other things and didn’t have the time to devote to WPPM. He may get back to it one day, but in the meanwhile you can grab WPPM from my site.
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