madmartian
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Done.
Well I solved that problem. Had to edit fields in the database through phpmyadmin. Somehow the homepage got set to a different wordpress site. All is good now. Thanks.
Oh wow! I am having another weird issue. I might have to post separately for this one. For some reason my third wordpress site is redirecting to my second wordpress site! No idea why this is happening. These were created separately and have different content.
Site 3: madmartian.com/rtc or rtcguy.com
Site 2: madmartian.com/toys or toylunatic.com
[these are subdomains]If I click on “lost password” at
http://madmartian.com/rtc/wp-login.php
I end up at
https://toylunatic.com/wp-login.php?action=lostpasswordLikewise if I go to
http://madmartian.com/rtc/wp-admin/
I end up at
https://toylunatic.com/wp-login.php?redirect_to=http%3A%2F%2Fmadmartian.com%2Frtc%2Fwp-admin%2F&reauth=1How on earth do I get rid of that redirect? I looked at my domain settings and I don’t have any redirects setup through my host – says “not redirected” for both those subdomains. Must be in a wordpress file somewhere?
Oooh! I searched for that new error and found the solution! Login prompt fixed!
Now if I can just remember that old password – apparently not the same as the other two sites. <sigh>
I will post again when I get past that…
In regards to PHP, I was able to get two other old wordpress sites working that I believe started at the same version. One worked without issue and just needed updating while the other had a fatal error with a cache plugin. Disabling the plugin allowed me to login and upgrade. This third site had the fatal error with cyberchimps, which was not on the other two sites. As far as I know, all three sites had the same old version on them to start with. All managed under the same hosting account with PHP 7.1.
madmartian.com/rtc/wp-login.php
Produces a fatal error:
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Cannot create references to/from string offsets in /home/wjf90ljtxjte/public_html/rtc/wp-includes/user.php:54 Stack trace: #0 /home/wjf90ljtxjte/public_html/rtc/wp-login.php(775): wp_signon(”, ”) #1 {main} thrown in /home/wjf90ljtxjte/public_html/rtc/wp-includes/user.php on line 54
I already tried that – mentioned it in the original post. While it made the fatal error go away, the page still wouldn’t load. I just renamed it again so you can see what it looks like without the fatal error.