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  • Hi Karen,

    Wow! Thank-you so much!! you my friend are a saint!!

    Thanks to you, hours of head-scratching was solved in an instant by simply just unzipping the theme and placing it in the correct folder!

    I no longer need worry about the headaches of changing file permissions!

    Your second post was what I was trying to do in the first place but it was this method that was causing the error message saying ‘unable to move theme to d:\wamp/www/wp-content/uploads/2011’

    Thank-you so much for taking the time to write such a detailed solution in lamens terms! haha. It was clear, simple to understand and very much appreciated!

    Kind Regards,
    Matt

    Hi karen,

    Thanks for your detailed response.
    Here’s the issue I’m having.

    I set up WAMP on my computer (windows xp) so that I could install wordpress on a local host to test build before purchasing web space. I set this all up correctly but when I tried to upload a new theme I had purchased I got an error message saying ‘unable to move theme to d:\wamp/www/wp-content/uploads/2011’

    After googling, I found numerous responses saying that I needed to change the file permissions to 777. However I am unsure of how I achieve this. I saw it was possible to do through filezilla but I can’t connect it to my localhost. The same goes for MyPHPadmin in the WAMP control panel. On here I can’t seem to find an option for changing file permissions of the wp uploads folder.

    I’m very new to wordpress and WAMP and other such software so please excuse me if I ask any silly questions.

    Thanks again in advance!

    Matt

    Hi there adhdcelt,

    Did you ever find a solution for this? I’m having the EXACT same problem!!
    Thanks in advance for any response.

    Matt

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