GregK

Excellent. Thanks very much for the help.

Okay. Then just move everything up one level in the directory structure?

No, I have not.

I suspect it’s from the flurry of WordPress updates that have been coming out recently.

Next time I get an update I will check all the settings.

Thanks for the reply.

Unfortunately when I have an intermittent problem and contact my hosting company, I inevitably get the “we are unable to replicate the issue, please delete your cookies” kind of nonsense.

Is there something specific I can ask the hosting company to do or check on?

Unfortunately the problem only shows up every several weeks, so the experiment would take a really long time.

Excellent. Those are good instructions. Thank you.

To update the thread, here’s what I did.

In wp-content I renamed the plugins directory to plugins_old, and created a new directory called plugins. That allowed me to get in to my admin interface, but of course my plugins were not working.

I copied into the new plugins directory all the plugins I had not updated. Then I went back into my admin and re-activated them, and then onto my site to make sure everything was still working.

Once that looked good, I added the other plugins. Looks like the trouble was an openid plugin (not author image, as I said originally).

Thanks. I do not have access to the wordpress admin, so I’ll have to do it manually. How do I do that? Is that phpMyAdmin or is that in a file somewhere?

Thanks for that advice.

Does anybody know of a safe email program that can integrate with the WordPress login/registration?

Thanks much!

Can someone give me a little javascript assistance on this?

I like the autosave feature, but I’d like to change the interval, which I believe you can do in autosave.js. But I don’t know javascript well enough to mess with this file.

I’m assuming this is the line I want.

autosavePeriodical=b.schedule({time:autosaveL10n.autosaveInterval*1000,func:function(){autosave()},repeat:true,protect:true});

And I’m assuming I want to change “*1000” to some other value, like “*2000”.

Is that right?

Thanks,

Greg

Thanks for this thread. I just had the same problem after updating to 2.7.1.

The weird thing is that it ran fine for an hour or so after I did the upgrade, then I got the error message the next day. I reset the permissions on the blog folder (and subfolders and files) to 755 and it seems to be running fine now.

That will probably due. I had searched for such a thing but couldn’t find the right one. Thanks for the tip.

I solved my problem. I had the “author image” plugin installed in my old version and had to upload and reactivate it in the new version.

I got the white screen problem also, but realized it was because I had to upload my theme. That solved some of it, but now my front page only shows the title of the first post and nothing more.

https://crowhill.net/blog/

Any ideas?

Yes, I exported the files from phpMyAdmin, and it did give me a .tar.gz file, which I tried to import into phpMyAdmin on the new site — with no luck. I think I exceeded the size limit.

So I recreated the database on the new server, uncompressed the .tar.gz file, and tried to import individual tables. Still no luck.