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  • Thread Starter rafram

    (@rafram)

    to bob,
    yes, i can only create one database in my site. so i have 2 users for the 2 blogs. the english blog is in the root directory and the hebrew directory is in its own directory.

    how can i read cookies?

    for dale,
    i have no plugins installed. but maybe on the hebrew version there is a plugin already

    Thread Starter rafram

    (@rafram)

    now, when i look into it, in the new blog i installed, where the password is working, everything is ok.
    in the old one, i get the message: session is expired. i searched in the forums for help and i read that i need to clear my cookies. i did it, and still got the “sesssion is expired” message

    what should i do?

    Thread Starter rafram

    (@rafram)

    hmmm..
    and now, do i have to change all my articles all together? i have so many of them. and a complete mess.

    Thread Starter rafram

    (@rafram)

    well, i copied from word all the time. and my text had so many styles
    is there a way to change it? maybe with some plugin?

    look here:
    http://www.reuvenkaminer.com

    Thread Starter rafram

    (@rafram)

    Sorry for being pain in the ass.
    I am just not familiar with this process, and I am sitting here to help a friend, and got to go soon.
    In his control panel there is no “mysql”, only “Microsoft SQL Server 2000”, so I added a database and created a user. But I couldn’t find a place to add permissions or something like appears in the guide for installing.

    Is there something I should do that I missed? I can give here the password and everything to someone who can help.

    Thread Starter rafram

    (@rafram)

    well, he did put everything on the server, but once he run the domainname.com/wp-admin/install.php he gets 404 message.
    this is what he wrote at the wp-config

    <?php
    // ** MySQL settings ** //
    define(‘reuven_blog’, ‘wordpress’); // The name of the database
    define(‘wordpress’, ‘username’); // Your MySQL username
    define(‘*******’, ‘password’); // …and password
    define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’); // 99% chance you won’t need to change this value

    thanks

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