ellietrautman

Yes, for the most part. I found my sidebars gone and content missing, but then found the content in the ‘inactive sidebar’ area of the Widget window. Not a disaster, but very inconvenient.

My issue has been resolved with the help of support at BlueHost. My password had gotten corrupted somehow and just needed to be updated in the appropriate db table. For BlueHost, access the database and db tables through PhpMyAdmin in the cPanel.

@malikerty – I would imagine godaddy has something equivalent.

In my case, I was updating a post and got called away for a few minutes (maybe more). When I returned, my session had time out and I was prompted to log back in. I tried with the auto-filled login and pw, and that silly box shook itself ‘no’ at me. I did try other pw’s, but no luck. I then clicked on the Reset Password option, which was successful, but then my login email no longer worked – not a registered user.

Thank you, but I have to plead further ignorance. Should I see the WordPress folder on my computer or is it on www.ads-software.com?

I have the same problem. Saw something about checking the wp_users table in another post, but I have no clue how to find the table. Any advice?