Moving Content to Sub-Directory Breaks Site

What is on konradjazz/index.php on line 39?

Did you move your WordPress installation in a subdirectory?

The error message is telling you that it can’t find the file “wp-load.php”.

Directions to move WP in a directory: https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory

Oh, and your links found at a scan look, well, unusual:

https://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/www.konradjazz.com/

There’s nothing unusual about the links. WordPress has simply been moved to a sub-directory name /kj-wp, in an attempt at serving from root.

@conurbble

Have a peek at the instructions referred to in the information that Karine posted for you, specifically “Moving a Root install to its own directory” and see if you may have missed or misinterpreted a step somwhere. Sometimes step number 7 can be a stumbling block.

So ‘function.include’ is a normal link we find when scanning?

Let me please answer my own question> NO, no it is not.

Hey everyone, thanks for the input. I decided to just try and start from scratch and now I have the site working w/o a root folder. I think I’ll try the conversion again in a little bit, but for now I’m just relieved to have it operational. Thanks for the help!

@seacoast Web Design

I think you’re probably just viewing an error message, there.

The scanner probably can’t continue because it isn’t able to scan past the error, so it pretty much reports what you would encounter in your browser when hitting a full stop due to the same error.

So, yeah… I don’t think you’re really looking at links, as much as probably looking at an error message. And the sky isn’t falling.

Seeing “function.include” in an error message really isn’t that unusual.

site:www.ads-software.com “Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening”