• After installing wp on our internal server I am able to the get to the admin panel fine, but when I try to go to index.php it won’t load? I am a novice with php and wp. Please help?

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  • What happens when you go to the root of your blog? Does it give you a blank page? Index.php itself doesn’t output anything so maybe it’s some other page that doesn’t get called properly?

    Thread Starter nic2deep

    (@nic2deep)

    When I go to the root directory, here’s what it gives me. When I click on index.php it just redirects me here too.
    ________________
    Index of /
    New Folder/
    index.php
    info.php
    license.txt
    mysql_test.php
    oldindex.html
    readme.html
    wordpress-3.0.zip
    wp-activate.php
    wp-admin/
    wp-app.php
    wp-atom.php
    wp-blog-header.php
    wp-comments-post.php
    wp-commentsrss2.php
    wp-config-sample.php
    wp-config.php
    wp-content/
    wp-cron.php
    wp-feed.php
    wp-includes/
    wp-links-opml.php
    wp-load.php
    wp-login.php
    wp-mail.php
    wp-pass.php
    wp-rdf.php
    wp-register.php
    wp-rss.php
    wp-rss2.php
    wp-settings.php
    wp-signup.php
    wp-trackback.php
    xmlrpc.php

    So seems like loading index.php might be disabled for that folder in your server settings (as apache config). You can also check your .htaccess file for possible rules for ignoring the index.php. Did you check that the content of the index.php looks correct?

    As default it should just include couple of command lines:

    define(‘WP_USE_THEMES’, true);
    require(‘./wp-blog-header.php’);

    Thread Starter nic2deep

    (@nic2deep)

    Perfect, Thanks, I think that fixed it. I went to httpd.conf file and changed the config to look like this, It was pointed to index.html. That seemed to fix it.
    ______
    # DirectoryIndex: sets the file that Apache will serve if a directory
    # is requested.
    #
    <IfModule dir_module>
    DirectoryIndex index.php
    </IfModule>
    _____

    However I don’t have a .htaccess file. Should I manually create one. If so, should it be in the root directory where the index.php is and what should be in it?

    Good that it worked out.

    It’s not necessary to have an .htaccess file. It’s just for fine tuning additional configuration of your site. WordPress Multisite feature requires .htaccess file for some rewrite rules but if you go for that there will be good instructions how to set the whole thing up.

    Thread Starter nic2deep

    (@nic2deep)

    Great thanks for your help!

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