hrowland

Hi Christi,

Busy day today. I wasn’t able to check my file permissions, even with the help of the agent at Go Daddy. He said they don’t use numbers like 755 as such. What they have in permission files, such as “read,” “write,” etc., correspond to such numbers, but he was unable to find his “cheat sheet” that shows the correspondences. Strange. In my wp-content folder, “write” wasn’t checked, but he said if I hadn’t fooled with the settings, and I hadn’t, then the defaults should be accurate. I mentioned that another agent told me that strange things can happen during the transition from a wordpress folder to the root folder, thinking that maybe an “unchecking” was one of them, but he didn’t think so. I could experiment, but at his suggestion I tried to upload a different image, and it worked. That suggests that something was wrong with the image I was trying to upload, but it’s the one that was in the header up to the point of the shift to my root folder, and I tried another version of it just now, still with no success, so I still don’t know what’s going on.

Thanks for checking up!

Okay, removing “wordpress/” wherever it appeared solved most of the issues; I got one image that appears on all the pages and all the songs back. However, the image that appeared in the header on all four pages is still missing, replaced by a question mark. There is no code for that image on the individual pages (that I see, at least), and I couldn’t find anything that looked useful in the header.php in the editor of wordpress-admin. I tried to upload it again from my desktop, but the attempt failed.

Also, when I press the add to cart button for one of the songs on the music page, another song appear in the cart,–as it does, by the way, when I press the button under its own title further down the list. When I try to add two other songs to the cart, I get a message saying “This product combination does not exist.” The other songs appear in the shopping cart as they should. Finally, when I tried to upload another song, the system wouldn’t allow it.

Do you have any ideas what may be going on?

I refreshed the cache on both computers and nothing happened, save that I lost an image in the body of each page when I brought up the site on the other computer. It’s still there on my own computer.

I figured it out. I think the final problem was a } instead of a ]. In any case, I can send and receive email now. Thanks for the form.

I checked the site as well as the update and followed the directions, but I still cannot receive email from another computer on my contact form or send it; I get the “Failed to send” message in the red box in both cases.

Oddly, when I followed the directions and sent a test message to our other Mac from within the settings page (I believe that is where I was at the time) it did arrive. But I still can’t send from my contact form.

That must mean that my daughter’s laptop doesn’t have an appropriate mp3 player. I’ll check. Thanks.

My website is proliferousrose.com/wordpress. The song files are indeed mp3s. I’m hosting them on E-Junkie.