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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Admin Panels -> white screens of death!I did when I did that debugging, but I get the WSOD even with twentyten.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Missing edit facility?!My host emails me back today and says it’s a problem with PHP 5.3… so I was right.
I’m like… YTF do you say you can support wordpress when you are using software that is incompatible???
GRRR.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Missing edit facility?!EGADS!
No, that was terrible… putting it there just meant that when I went to log in to my page it just downloaded the php file!Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Missing edit facility?!so really you mean your WP directory?
maybe I will try it there instead…Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Missing edit facility?!nope…that didn’t work for me….
made my site ‘download’ to a useless document file but not open.
O_OForum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Missing edit facility?!thanks, I’ll try that!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Admin Panels -> white screens of death!the ‘Upload Media’ panel got this
http://wordpress.pastebin.com/vrKhUnfvI copied all of the errors from the permalinks panel to here
http://wordpress.pastebin.com/05Gyn202Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Admin Panels -> white screens of death!OK.
The error that came up on the Firebug panel for the Permalinks page was
‘structure is null’
line 119 in options-permalink.php
the line is
119structure.onfocus = function () {document.getElementById('custom_selection').checked = 'checked'; }Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Admin Panels -> white screens of death!Yes, I did update the WP config.
I actually did it with brand new databases and installed as if it was a brand new site, and then just dropped all the database tables and imported my old ones.
There must be a prob with the javascript code within the WP files somewhere, because other wise this would not be working on my other site…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Admin Panels -> white screens of death!Here’s the PHP.ini http://pastebin.com/1UGLt8rG
And this is just bizarre. I contacted my hosting about this problem, because it is definitely not a problem on my end. (I know, because another site I admin with WordPress is working fine).
I thought, well maybe I’ll try attempting to set this site up just like the other one that works. So after copying my plugins folder and exporting the MySQL databases of the 4 WP installs I had (one on the main domain, three on subdomains) I installed WP 2.9.2 with the Fantastico in my cPanel, and set it up exactly like the other site I have.
I took screenshots and sent them to my hosting.
Error Screenshots
The first shot is the Permalinks panel working on my other site (which is a completely different domain and hosting plan). The second shot is the permalinks panel straight after the install of 2.9.2 with fantastico, before I had even attempted to add any information like posts or pages. The third is the update to 3.0 screen (to prove to my host that this is not a memory issue). The fourth is the permalinks pane with the upgraded 3.0.
(I tried all of that without even bothering to add the PHP.ini)After taking those shots, I imported the SQL file back into the new SQL database that had been created.
NOW I am trying to access my site… but somehow, all of the code in all of the PHP files in my WordPress install have been completely erased! Like the files are all still there, but they are empty!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Admin Panels -> white screens of death!I’m hosting with crazy domains in australia (stupid mistake….)
But they are fine with custom php.ini files – they actually sent me one to try.
I had a look inside and I’m not too sure it’s set up the best for wordpress though….Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Missing edit facility?!Yes. I usually use Safari, but I have also tried in Firefox.
(I know Safari often has some issues… it seems Safari 5 has some probs with Flash, so I usually try things on Firefox as well.)Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Missing edit facility?!yes. completely empty.
and then uploading a version of wordpress.I have tried that on both my main domain and my subdomains.
Everything else is working really well (now that my sites are up), except these few admin panels.
here is the site if you want to take a look: http://www.desperatecooks.com
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Admin Panels -> white screens of death!I had to upload my own PHP.ini file that my hosting sent me… and how would one restart one’s apache instance on shared hosting? (I do not hold out much hope for getting them to do it, they’re absolutely useless… I contacted them about cancelling my account 2 days ago and they still haven’t got back to me!!!)
Is there somewhere I can download a good PHP.ini file to use with WordPress and PHP 5? I’m looking through this one and I’m not sure it is all that good…
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Missing edit facility?!I have tried it on completely fresh installs of 2.9.2 AND 3 (as in downloaded 2.9.2 out of the download archives on this site and installed it fresh with a brand new SQL database) and it still didn’t work.
I can’t even get ‘screen options’ on the permalinks panel, nor can I get anything to show up when i click the ‘help’ tab.
With 2.9.2 I got the text blurb that shows up at the top of the permalinks panel but nothing below it.
as you see on this new post I made (http://wordpress.org/support/topic/419971?replies=2#post-1585509) I have tried pretty much everything that is ‘easy’ to troubleshoot….