• Resolved zigsp8

    (@zigsp8)


    Moved wordpress site to a GoDaddy hosting and now
    when I edit the menu I get…

    Warning: file_put_contents(D:\Hosting78045\html\wp-content\cache/css\staticc5565feef57a4f6bc838b85b32fdb5a.css) [function.file-put-contents]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in D:\Hosting78045\html\wp-content\plugins\nextend-accordion-menu\nextend\filesystem\filesystem.php on line 136

    similar on the front end, except the error is on .png files

    similar on the setting except the error is on .js file

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/nextend-accordion-menu/

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  • Plugin Author Gabor

    (@nextendweb_gabor)

    Hi! Somehow the path is wrong, after the word static there should be a \ sign. Also if the permission is denied, it means, that the php user doesn’t have the right to read the ftp file.

    First you should try just to go to the WordPress’ backend left menu Settings -> Nextend Settings, and change the cache path to something else, so you would get new files and new permissions.

    If that won’t help, you should delete our Accordion Menu plugin, and if you are using full version, then the Nextend plugin too, and then install it just manually, unzip the nextend-accordion-menu.9.2.9.zip or AccordionMenu.zip, and copy that nextend-accordion-menu folder with everything in it to this folder:
    wp-content\plugins\
    and if you are using the full version, inside the unzipped folder you can find another zip file in here:
    nextend-accordion-menu\nextend\nextend.zip
    and you should do the same, unzip it, and move that nextend folder into here:
    wp-content\plugins\

    This way the permissions will be probably right this time. After this, you will see these in your backend’s Plugins list, and you should activate them.

    Your menus will stay.

    If this won’t work, or you need help, please send me an admin and an ftp account to my email address: [email protected]

    Hi!

    I was having the same problem, just changed the permission of the cache folder to 777 and back to normal functioning.

    Thanks!

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