Naoko Takano

@meditationmomentum

It sounds like you’re using the API Key for the user who is not listed under the blog (on WordPress.com database for the stats plugin).

Try reassigning or add the user to the list by following this instruction:
http://en.support.wordpress.com/api-keys/#changing-the-api-key-used-for-stats

It’s best to contact WordPress.com staff using the contact form if you’re unable to do that because you don’t have access to original API Key holder’s account.

Make sure to include the URL of your self-hosted blog, the API key you’re using, the full error message (including the username), and link to this forum post.

http://en.support.wordpress.com/contact/ 🙂

These information will be helpful to include:

– URL of your self-hosted blog
– API key you’re using
– Error message
– Link to this forum post

Lina,

Did you install WordPress using Dreamhost one-click install?
They have “easy” and “advanced” mode for the installation tool;

1. if you used the “advanced” mode, you can follow the instruction I described here to switch to the Portuguese package (use pt_BR for Brazilian or pt_PT for Portuguese instead of fr_FR)

2. If you used the “easy” mode, you will have to install the Portuguese package from scratch or use the “advanced” one-click install then switch.

If you’re having the exact same issue, try these steps on PHPMyAdmin:

1. Select your WordPress DB name from the left sidebar dropdown
2. Click “wp_options” in the sidebar (assuming your DB table prefix is “wp_”)
3. Click “Search” tab at the top
4. Enter “stats_options” for option_name search
5. Hit “Go”
6. On the next page, delete the found data

This will clear the API key previously entered.

(Note that this doesn’t work if the API key you’re trying to use is not for the WordPress.com username associated with your blog. You may need to add or switch users first)

Your image is probably too small for the area specified by the theme.
Inspect the original image that came with the theme and save your image in the same dimension at 72 dpi.

I’m assuming your WordPress is on http://iweb.com/ (not Apple’s iWeb).

You can edit your wp-config.php file and define the language of your choice:
Find:
define('WPLANG', '');
and change it to:
define('WPLANG', 'fr_FR');

Then, go to upgrade page and you should be able to reinstall the French version of WordPress package.

Make sure to use a text editor when you’re editing that file.

For more information, visit wp-config.php documentation.

To use this plugin, you need to have a non-IP URL for your site (for example, http://example.com/ or http://example.com/wordpress/ will work, but numeric IP will not).

Do you have a domain with GoDaddy and is site hosted on BlueHost? If so, you will need to map the domain to BlueHost name servers from GoDaddy domain control panel first.

You should be able to install WordPress in a subdirectory of your domain with DreamHost installer.
Use the Advanced mode and enter your subdirectory name after the “Install to:” dropdown.

You can also move your site, but it’s probably easier to do the above if you haven’t worked much on your site.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress#Moving_WordPress_Within_Your_Site