you can check here
https://elmah.io/tools/configvalidator/
please give right code, thanks
]]>The funny thing is, I’m on a windows IIS7 2008 R2 machine….sooooo, there is no .htaccess file. Does aiowps not support Windows?
Thank you for the help, time and effort in advance!
P.S. The ‘users’ group has write rights to the web.config.
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/all-in-one-wp-security-and-firewall/
]]>Hello fellow developers. I have installed many wordpress instances from scractch mostly on Linux boxes. But now I have a VPS server at work that is running Windows. So I have a problem with this intallation. I just want to figure out what is the problem, what should I change, what should I adjust.
Some of the symptoms:
1. Creating a new admin, then removing it, doesnt go away immediatly.
2. When I click on themes and click on “add New” I get this message:
An unexpected error occurred. Something may be wrong with www.ads-software.com or this server’s configuration. If you continue to have problems, please try the support forums.
3. When I click on one of the users, it keeps opening the other user. If I first select user ID 01 and then click user with ID 02 it will still go to ID 01 USER.
4. Also sometimes it gets stuck, so no matter what I click it will just add # at the end of the URL and nothing happens I cannot add edit, or change anything.
5. Also I had a problem with the jquery so I read in the forums that I need to add a string to the wp-config (define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false );) so I have it now in my wp-config.php.
Any ideas any thoughts?
Regards,
Tony
Whilst designing this new site our current Intranet files have been stored in the Default Website (wwwroot) folder and have an Alias set-up in DNS pointing to them. We can also browse to this site with no problems at all.
I am now wanting to remove the old site and replace it with the new. What would be the best way to do this?
I’ve had some problems with the CSS applying properly when trying before.
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The Problem:
I was having the same problem where I was trying to update Akismet on a wordpress running on IIS7. This piece of S**T simply was crapping out saying the following:
Downloading update from https://downloads.www.ads-software.com/plugin/add-to-any.0.9.8.9.1.zip
Unpacking the update
Deactivating the plugin
Removing the old version of the plugin
Could not remove the old plugin
Plugin upgrade FailedThe wordpress folks everywhere said CHMOD this CHMOD that… and to switch over to linux because windows sux.
Obviously they were not real heart broken about it… and dumb as a rock when it came to windows… (yeah windows gives me headaches too, soo I must be a masochist)
The Solution:
Ok so here is the solution for me since I run multiple wordpresses on a windows box, but it will work for you whether you run 1 or more:
1- Create a temp directory within your wp-content directory, I called mine TEMP
Why? Some windows boxes get all nuts on the windows permissions, and some admins like reseting permissions whenever it suits them and not tell you. So forget the default one and simply create a new directory where you know you will be setting permissions to write on the box anyway. If you are using multiple wordpresses, it will keep everything organized (at least for me).
2- Add the following line to your wp-config.php file at the end of the file:
define('WP_TEMP_DIR', ABSPATH . 'wp-content/temp');
Why? Again we tell wordpress where to put & look for temporary downloaded files, etc. If you are running multiple instances, it keeps things clean.
3- Here is the one that EVERYONE missed that you will need to add to the wp-content directory in windows as it controls the read write privies of PHP itself:
Add the user “IUSR” as one of the users that can read/write within that directory.
A-) Yes, just right click the directory, go to properties->security->Edit->Add
B-) Type in IUSR in the “Enter Object Names To Select” box. You can then click “Check Names” to make sure it is found and underlined, and click “ok” to add this new user to the folder.
C-) Lastly allow the following 5 folder security privies for the user IUSR:
Modify
Read & Execute
List Folder Contents
Read
Write4- Pat yourself on the back and feel awesome because you finally realized that IUSR is the damn key to dominating WordPress on a windows server box.
I hope this helps you all, and keeps you from choking that linux guy that was being obnoxious to you…
Cheers
Anthony
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]]>I am having an issue with wordpress where when I manually go to the url the webpage file share (https://servername/wordpress) it works fine. When I navigate to the url on the intranet web server( https://website/) all I get is text based menu and no pics. I have set it as the default page and checked itusing localhost and get the same issue on the webserver. I have given the IIS_USRS and the IUSR full control from the inpub folder and propagated it down to the child objects. I have also made sure the staticfile was enabled in the handler Mappings. Cant figure out why this is happening. Anyone have any insight to this issue? Many thanks in advance.
]]>I recently updated my plugins along with wordpress (to 4.0). After I updated everything I couldn’t log into my admin area. I’d get an error message. And when I tried to visit my site I’d get the same error message. I contacted my site host godaddy and they told me “WordPress SEO” was the problem. The person at godaddy renamed the SEO plugin and that allowed me to access my site admin page. As soon as I got back into my wordpress admin I deactivated “WordPress SEO”. After it was deactivated I got a new error message when I tried to visit my site. The same thing happened to my wordpress admin page too. I couldn’t log back in. I used the back arrow to take me back to my wordpress admin page. Then I reactivated “WordPress SEO” and updated it. That gave me access to my site again. But now none of my post links work. My homepage loads fine but when I try to click on individual blog links I get another error message. So I tried to change my permalink options in an attempt to fix all of my blog links that weren’t working. That kinda worked but now it added an extra folder name in the blog address (“index.php”).
example – https://www.sociallyurban.com/index.php/us/
Before all of the problems started my blog links just contained the blog title
example – www.sociallyurban.com/us
How can I make all my blog permalinks go back to the way it was (without “index.php”)?
Please help. My site has been down for 3 days now. Right before an election my site gets the most traffic and since I’m having all of these problems I’m missing out on the election surge.
Thanks.
]]>Really need some help here. I am trying to update our wordpress site and the permissions seem a little messed up, I have managed to get media uploads working but cant update wordpress itself or any plugins.
Can anyone help me with permissions using WP on a windows server with IIS7 and Plesk.
FYI: Some settings had changed (not sure why) the WP site was asking for FTP username and password before you could even get onto the site, had to change IIS settings for the site to use Pool Auth.
Cheers John
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