• Resolved mjglueckert

    (@mjglueckert)


    I’m REALLY new to this wordpress/programming thing and while working on my first client site I was noodling around in the General Setting area and changed the my site’s wordpress address and site address to see what would happen and I cant get into to my dashboard—

    I’ve run my hosting services backup thinking it would restore everything to last night’s settings, but to no avail….

    A window says that the site (with the changed name) can’t be found…

    please, please help me—i’m really stuck here!!!!!

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  • Change the urls back. See Changing_The_Site_URL for details of how to do this correctly.

    Thread Starter mjglueckert

    (@mjglueckert)

    It worked! Sweet! Coronary averted! I think.

    Thank you, esmi, o Wise and Wonderful Theme Diva and Forum Moderator!

    No problem. Glad I could help ??

    Thread Starter mjglueckert

    (@mjglueckert)

    Again, thanks for your help yesterday!

    So, here’s another question for one with your Diva and Moderating skills—i’ve taken a quick peek in the forum and didn’t see documentation that answered my question, so…

    I’m building a self-hosted site for a client on my own server (mjglueckert.com) and I’d like to access the video feature available via JetPack.

    However, to use the video feature, WP is asking me to establish a wordpress.com account, and in the signing up process, i’m told something to the effect of “soon you can add posts to your blog…”

    Anyway, after yesterday’s coronary-inducing episode, i’m feeling a bit gun-shy as i’m wondering: will signing up for a WP.com account connected to my self-hosted site cause any problems for an already under development (and close to completed) site?

    Thanks!

    will signing up for a WP.com account connected to my self-hosted site cause any problems for an already under development (and close to completed) site?

    Not at all. The only reason you need a wordpress.com account is because all of the external features in Jetpack (site stats etc) are actually processed and stored at wordpress.com. Other than that your wordpress.com account and your self-hosted WordPress site are completely independent of one another.

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