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@esmi I’m pretty sure I told her to check his permalinks structure as it is known to cause image issues when they get messed up.

Just like every wordpress install I’ve done, no images work until I turn on permalinks or generate the .htaccess myself.

There are MANY problems with 3.7.1 and it should have never been released.

Check your permalinks and make sure it didn’t default back to the wordpress default option

Your webhosting control panel, such as cPanel or whatever your host uses.

I’m not a php guru, but my understanding is that as long as the function is before the php closing tag it should be right.

you could check the error logs in your control panel and see if it shows anything to let you know what’s wrong

My bad! ?? The wp-login.php hack worked for me. I guess I’ll roll with that until something else is figured out

@willem.deboer Follow what niosus posted. If you did BOTH the login file and functions file edits that may be why it’s broken now

I hopped on over to “Cookie Error when Logging In.” I can’t figure out how to delete this thread now so someone with delete privileges feel free to delete this. Thanks.

When I try to login to my dashboard it gives me the same error. I’ve verified numerous times that cookies are enabled. However, the second time I login after getting the error it logs in with no problem. I have tried across multiple browsers and OS platforms, and it’s all the same.

I’ve deactivated all my plugins and it still gives the error. I even tried reinstalling WordPress and it doesn’t fix the issue either.

I even verified that the test cookie downloaded to the browser.

@niosus’s solution appears to have worked for me. However, what is strange is that I have another 3.7.1 site that works fine without commenting out the wp-login.php lines.

I got it from Themeforest. It’s made by MySiteMyWay.

I went to their support forums but the only thing they are telling me to do is change the style sheet in the parent theme and then simply export it, update the theme, and then import it back. But the issue is if the theme is changed and updated, I don’t want to have to worry about what I changed and then have to manually go through the entire style sheet to pick it out. I’m guessing my method of importing the blue.css sheet is incorrect.

I deleted the htaccess that was manually created and then enabled permalinks. It created it by itself.

The theme has it’s own administrative panel, so I’m wondering if that panel doesn’t require the htaccess file for some reason. But I got it to work and got it to create it by enabling permalinks. Thanks for your help ??

I just reinstalled WordPress and the theme and it didn’t work until I manually created the .htaccess file. Strangest thing…maybe because it’s in a subfolder?

This is what they put in it:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /wp/
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /wp/index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress

All of the scripts in my theme are crashing, and they said it’s because of the .htaccess file not being there. they created it for me and it fixed it? I dunno…I’m new to this.