Error on wp-blog-header line 90

Did it work ever ?

Delete all the files in /wp-admin and /wp-includes if this is just after an install and replace with new files.

If it WAS all working, reverse what changes you made.

I just updated to 1.5.2. It worked before that. I just replaced everything to no avail. :(.

The function is in functions.php so it may be corrupted.

‘replaced’ ?

Did you delete the old files first, then upload ?
If you overwrote, you need to do it again.

Beel: Where is that file?

podz: I did delete. That’s what I ment. I will do it once more.

wp-includes where most of the functions are.

I tried deleting and uploading a fresh file but it didn’t do anything

How exactly are you getting the files from your machine to the site ?

FTP. I use Filezilla.

Is there anything that I could do? It worked for my last update? Could I like delete something and reupload it? Maybe something with settings?

I also noticed this

https://www.omgomgwtfbbq.com/oompa/wp-admin/

I am getting errors on that page too…

Warning: main(ABSPATHwp-admin/admin-functions.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/pimp/public_html/oompa/wp-admin/admin.php on line 7

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required ‘ABSPATHwp-admin/admin-functions.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /home/pimp/public_html/oompa/wp-admin/admin.php on line 7

There is something very odd going on.

Using Filezilla, when you login, you’ll see a list of directories, one of which is public_html
Clicking that takes you to a screen where the oompa directory is.
Clicking that takes you to a screen where you can see at least 3 directories (wp-admin / wp-includes / wp-content) and a number of files.
Is all that correct ?

Again using Filezilla, can you compare the contents of each WP directory to the contents of the zip – and check file size too.

On the main Filezilla screen, open /wp-admin. Delete everything in it, then upload new files into just that directory.
Repeat that for wp-includes.

My FTP account routes me directly to the oompa folder. But inside of that (which appears as the root folder in Filezilla) it is how you say it. There are more directories. Some of which I added myself. There are many files.

I don’t know if I can. There doesn’t seem to be that option. Should I get a differnt FTP Client?

Ok I did that and it changed nothing on the main page and wp-admin page is getting a 500 error now.

Actaully that had to do with me chmoding the folder to 777 to see if it made a differnace. My friend who owns the site is helping me out and trying to see if chmoding the Oompa folder will make a differance.

I found with Filezilla that it does not seem to set the correct or complete permissions on the files. In Filezilla: Right-click on the /blog/ directory and choose Set Permissions set it to 777 (all check boxes CHECKED), click OK.
Run the installer.
REMEMBER TO SET The permissions back to 744 when done on the /blog/ directory.