TommieV

I think this might be a bug.
I’ve made a dirty hack that gets around this problem if anyone ever also encounters this problem and it doesn’t get fixed:
change line 1656 in the file wordpress\wp-includes\functions.php to

$ref = str_replace( “addondomainwordpressinstallationdirectoryhere/” , “” , attribute_escape( $_SERVER[‘REQUEST_URI’] ));

and change the text addondomainwordpressinstallationdirectoryhere to the directory name to which you installed wordpress (so for me that was juniorendieleythe since i installed it in tommiev.net/juniorendieleythe)

Already attempted that, but still no luck.
I think I figured out the problem. When WP requests the path of my host, my host sends ‘/~tommievnet/’. My domain points to ‘ip_of_my_host/~tommievnet/’. What WP does is that it adds the path info when it sends me to the admin panel. It gives me the url tommiev.net/~tommievnet/wordpress/wp-admin/.
But my domain already points to the ‘~tommievnet’ folder of my host. So wordpress is looking for ‘ip_of_my_host/~tommievnet/~tommievnet/wordpress/wp-admin’, which obviously gives me a 404.
How can I set the url to where it redirects by myself, the full path, so it doesnt add the path info that makes it invalid? Or maybe could I replace the path info?

The correct PHP version is being runned was told to me in step 1… It was above the required version.
I cant look it up now, my webhost is currently down.
No, Im not upgrading.