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Another reason this might happens, if you are using IIS (Internet Information Services) for Windows Servers, by default, directories under \inetpub\wwwroot are not allowed to be modified through the browser. To fix the problem you only need to add permission for IIS_IUSRS user to the WordPress Directory.

IMPORTANT
Do not apply permission to the \inextpub\wwwroot, that’s a very bad idea. Also, you can add permission only to you content only.

I would only apply Read & execute, List folder contents, Read, Write. If that do not work, apply Full Control, only if previous selections do not work.

For those who are intereste in a function for your function.php page this is the code you need:

<?php 

function contentListTable($categoryName,$colQty){

    if (isset($colQty) && ($colQty > 1 || $colQty != '')):
        $colSpan = 'colspan='.$colQty;
    else:
        $colSpan = '';
    endif;
?>

<div id="tableContent" class="post_details">
    <table class="bookmarks-table" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0">
        <th <?php echo $colSpan; ?>>
            <h4>List for <?php echo $categoryName; ?></h4>
        </th>
            <?php

            query_posts('category_name='.$categoryName);// use your post category id or name here
            /*
             * showpost = to limit the quantity of post in the list ex. query_posts('category_name=Name&showpost=10')
             * category = to enter category id
             * category_name = to specify which post to be display
             */
            $i 	= 0;
            $cols 	= $colQty;
            echo '<tr>';
            if(have_posts()): while (have_posts()) : the_post();
                    $i++;
                    ?>
                    <td class="archive-title" width="50%" valign="top"><div class="eachLink"><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>" rel="bookmark" title="Enlace para <?php the_title(); ?>" ><?php the_title(); ?></a></div></td>
                    <?php
                    if ( ( $i % $cols ) == 0 ) {
                            echo '</tr>' . "\n";
                            echo '<tr>';
                    }
            endwhile;

            else:
                echo '<tr><td <?php echo $colSpan; ?>>There are no list for '.$categoryName.'!</td>';
            endif;
            echo '</tr>';
            ?>
    </table>
</div>
<?php } ?>

This is for a table of content, for each post you might need to use this function repeatedly.

Standard Use: (with this I mean what you should put in your sidebar or any page template).

<?php contentListTable([Your Post Category],[Number of Columns]); ?>

Remember that in php you don’t quote string values in a function example of use with a posts under Events category name.

<?php contentListTable(Events,1); ?>

This is querying for post in the Category ‘Events’ with a table of just 1 column.

Happy designing!