glennruns

Opps – sorry for the delay Radices.

The site(s) are both IPower sites, pointed at the public_html folder. Beneath that is the wordpress folder. At the level of the wordpress folder are some other folders (mostly left over from the Frontpage days of the website(s)). In the case of our running club (glrr.net) there are some race specific sub-domains, but glrr.net is the top level. In the case of baystatemarathon.com – it is the only domain on that host.

Thanks Dan and Radices – I went back though the codex pages related to WP directory structure… (again – and then again).

I have verified the URL settings per the codex, and I decided to verify the settings in the SQL database (to be sure the changes were taking hold).

My wordpress subdir is ‘wordpress’ and I have verified the database element ‘siteurl’ is ‘https://baystatemarathon.com/wordpress’ and the database element ‘home’ is ‘https://baystatemarathon.com’.

With these settings active, I can not “login” to wordpress – I get page not found, regardless if I use ‘https://baystatemarathon.com/wordpress/wp-admin/’ or ‘baystatemarathon.com/wp-admin/’. Further more – element referenced via ‘.wordpress/…’ do not load.

I re-verified ‘.htacess’ is correct (points to index.php) and that ‘index.php is correct (points to ‘/wordpress/wp-blog-header.php’).

On the other hand – if I set siteurl to ‘https://baystatemarathon.com’ (regardless of the method – database, functions.php, etc), then I can log in via ‘baystatemarathon.com/wp-admin/’ and the wordpress elements (theme, etc) load, but my user files (e.g. images which were linked with ./wordpress/…) do not load (not suprising).

Any additional suggestions???

I guess the alternative is to live with it and change the links to match the new environment (though I suspect more trouble down the road).

I’ve stumbled across this as well…

I see the solution posted – but it’s a bit kludgey…

Don’t we (the admins) want the users email address in the from field – so that when we get sent a message from our site (a business inquiry perhaps) we can just reply to the email without having to go to the database and look up the user?

Am I missing something here??