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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Administrative log-in problemHi mdhepner,
Try these:
1. First, clear your browser cache and cookies, then try to login again. If that doesn’t work, go to step 2 below.
2. Manually deactivating the plugin. Since you cannot login to the dashboard to do so, you can do it manually through your FTP program or your site control panel file manager and temporarily rename the plugins directory from ‘plugins’ to something like ‘plugins-deactivated’. Once you’ve done that, try to login to the WordPress admin page again.Martin
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Restored database using cpanel but cant see any postsHi Zummatul,
After you restored the database from the backup, were you able to go to the database and browse the wp-posts table to see that your posts were restored?
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Can't upgrade to 3.5Hi Rebekah,
You are having file permission issues that could prevent the automatic upgrade. Through your web host’s control panel file manager or some other file transfer program like FileZilla, you should be able to tell what they are currently set to. This article explains file permissions: Changing File Permissions. And, this section of the same article explains the recommended permission scheme which you can use as a guide to adjust your WordPress permissions: Permission Scheme for WordPress.
With regard to manual upgrades, have you looked at the detailed steps in the Codex article: Upgrading WordPress – Manual Update? It explains exactly what steps you need to take.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Specific pages for specific membersHi AmunRa90,
Displaying content conditionally is certainly doable, but requires some custom coding, or a plugin. If you aren’t comfortable coding, you might want to explore some of the available plugins, but would make sure to keep in mind version compatibility both when you install and moving forward when newer versions of WordPress are released.
Have you seen any of these?
Martin
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Scheduled posts not posting since upgrade to 3.5Hi,
Are you still having trouble with scheduling posts for publishing? I haven’t had any trouble since upgrading to version 3.5. It does not seem to be an issue with 3.5 and it isn’t listed as one of the problems in the Troubleshooting WordPress 3.5 Master List. I would recommend checking that list out though; and possibly trying the recommendations there, specifically in the first post under the section that starts out with: And then make sure you’ve tried….
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Problem with Admin LoginHi Vandiary,
See if this previous post helps resolve your problem: Transferring WordPress.com Domain Hosting to Bluehost. You can skip over to the 6th post by James – Happiness Engineer for the solution, if you’d prefer.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How to mask wordpress directoryHi there!
Please have a look at this article in the Codex:
Giving WordPress Its Own Directory.Once in there, what should help you would be the section:
Using a Pre-existing Subdirectory Install.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: warning message on my postsNot a problem at all.
The wp-config.php file should be located in the root directory – the same directory/folder that WordPress is installed in. In your case, it looks like it is in the html directory. To edit the file, you will need access:
1) Through your hosting account control panel file manager
2) Or, using an ftp programOnce you’ve found the file:
1) Download it to your local drive
2) Make an extra copy before making changes (just in case something goes wrong and you need to restore it later on)
3) Modify the file (making the changes recommended in the original link that I sent you) using a text editor
4) Save the changes
5) Upload the file to the same directory where you downloaded it fromForum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: New server, same everything elseHi,
Are you logging in to the dashboard using the domain.com/wp-admin, or are you using a temporary URL (via an IP address)? Depending on how recently you purchased the domain, the DNS may not have propagated yet. Sometimes it can take more than 24 hours to fully propagate.
How long ago did you register the domain, and did you register it through the same company that your site will be hosted on? If you bought the domain separately, it has to be pointed to your host’s nameservers.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help! Cannot access my wordpress websiteTry resetting your theme to the default through your hosting control panel file manager or FTP. Please have a look at this Codex article Login Trouble.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: warning message on my postsHi,
Did you just upgrade to WordPress 3.5 recently? If so, please read this post: PHP Warning Missing Argument 2 for wp-db(prepare). The top section of the post describes how to turn off the warnings. The rest of the post is geared towards developers of plugins and themes. The path you provided in the initial part of your post appears to be plugin related. You may need to contact the developer of the plugin.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: I have 2 usernames.You can do that through the dashboard. Have a look at the article: Users Screen for how to work with users.
Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Text editor blank since update to 3.5Hi Ian D,
Fortunately, my upgrade when very smoothly, although that’s because I have a very barebones site that doesn’t even use any plugins at the moment. It seems that other users have experienced similar issues after the upgrade related to some plugins (even though they have been disabled prior to the upgrade process). Give this posts a good read, if you haven’t had the opportunity to:
Troubleshooting WordPress 3.5 Master List
Post Editor Missing In WP 3.5 After UpgradeThe Known Issues section of the first post above should have the possible fix depending on the other symptoms you are observing with your upgrade.
Best of luck!
Martin
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: after migration, my theme has goneHi Hunter,
Did you confirm that your premium theme is also available for self-hosted WordPress sites? You may need to post on the Debut Theme Forum and even contact the theme’s authors to find out.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Can not get perma-link to work on Twenty ElevenHi Barry,
Have a look at the article in the Codex: Giving WordPress Its Own Directory?