Error when selecting Theme Editor

  • I run 200+ blogs and I have recently taken some time off which kinda made me forget what had been done upgrade wise before the time off. I have found at least 2 blogs that when I click on ‘Theme Editor’ I get this:

    “Oops, no such file exists! Double check the name and try again, merci.”

    I know that I had upgraded most of them to 2.5 recently and not sure whether or not that could have had an effect on anything.

    So until I figure this out, I seem to be stuck. It is also effecting other things on the site. For example, my random images no longer appear on the sites with this problem.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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  • You may have missing/corrupted files. Upgrade WordPress for those blogs and see if that helps.

    Thread Starter st0ned

    (@st0ned)

    Alright I will give it a shot and return with the results. Thank you!

    I’m having the same problem recently. Looks like something related to access permission, but I can’t find a solution yet. I’ve set chmod 777 to all the theme files and folder, but nothing happens.

    having the same issue… changed permissions and upgraded WP and this is till happening… please help

    Thread Starter st0ned

    (@st0ned)

    I moved onto other things after posting this original problem. I just tried upgrading once again, replaced ALL of the files, and I am still having the same issue. Read some other threads which suggested CHMOD, tried that also to no avail.

    This is at the bottom of theme-editor.php, telling it to return this error if there is an issue. I don’t know php well enough to distinguish what exactly outputs this error.

    <?php
	} else {
		echo '<div class="error"><p>' . __('Oops, no such file exists! Double check the name and try again, merci.') . '</p></div>';
	}
	?>

    Anyone found a solution yet?

    Thread Starter st0ned

    (@st0ned)

    On another note, when I go to theme editor it says this:

    All of this theme’s files are located in /.

    And upon checking some of my other blogs that use the same theme it sats

    All of this theme’s files are located in /wp-content/themes/theme-name/.

    How do I change that in wordpress? I have opened tons of config files and have had no luck.

    Thread Starter st0ned

    (@st0ned)

    Bump for answers

    hi,

    removing qtranslate plugin fixed this theme editor error for me.

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