alexbaranosky

Hmmm… I was going to put my API key in for aksimet, and it said

The key you entered could not be verified because a connection to akismet.com could not be established. Please check your server configuration.

???

Someone suggested to me that something could be wrong with my .htaccess file and that is why I can’t access edit-comments.php properly. What do you think?

Thanks guys,

I can actually edit my .htaccess file, I am pretty sure since it is in with all of the other files I normally can easily access… I didn’t do it yesterday because I was busy, and didn’t want to try something extensive.

Should I do it? Is it important to get that error_log info?

To be clear, when I turn of the wp-recaptcha plugin I am using people can post comments. But even then when I go to https://www.easylawofattraction.com/wp-admin/edit-comments.php (via my account) it acts like I am trying to access a page that isn’t there. So for a while I was getting all this spam, and couldn’t access my account to delete the comments…

I am setting up Akismet now. Getting rid of the old plugin I was using: wp-recaptcha

All the Best, Thank you for the help,
Alex

Bleep. They said they only give error_log file to paying accounts. Hmmm…

Can I edit the php code myself? I seem to see from google that I can get the error_log via php call.

Ok so I sent a request in for the error_log file. We’ll see how quickly they respond.

Any other thoughts on what might be the problem?

Someone mentioned that there might be a problem with the .htaccess file, but I don’t really know.

Hmmm… not so sure how helpful awardspace will be since I have a free account. But I’ll try anyway.

Ok, so I checked the plugins by turning them all off.

The edit-comments.php file doesn’t work still when even after all plugins are off, but I can post a comment at least.

Unfortunately it is the captcha plugin that is causing trouble with being able to post comments so I need to find a way to filter out spamming robots…

I still cannot access my edit-comments.php

Thanks for the help.

Where is the error_log file?