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Look at the links on this loop, as they work normally and point back to “/news-events/” url:
https://www.artacademy.edu/news-events/news-block.php

Then when I include that same exact php file down on this page under “News” it shows old permalinks to “/new-site-2013/” urls:

https://www.artacademy.edu/index2.php#news

This is my include code, and I’ve never had any problems before with it. Why would it be working on it’s stand alone php loop page, then show old permalinks when I include it on another page?

<?php include ($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/news-events/news-block.php'); ?>

The issue was the hosting company did not know that the Managed WP ini file needed a period in front of it.

It should be named “.user.ini” once I did this, the execution times etc. immediately solved the problem.

ok, then any help with coding just a simple Loop of upcoming events in a list on an existing WP Page outside of the widget area?

Sorry, the link button didn’t add a closing , I tried to edit the post, but it said it was ‘too old’ .

https://www.artacademy.edu/new-site-2013/loop.php

OK, I figured out how to get the 4 different loops from 4 different installs to show up on my index page, but the first one’s (variables I assume) are taking over the next three loops, so it’s basically calling up the first loop 4 times.

I think I need to use an ‘unset( )’ or ‘$var=null’ or ‘is_null( )’ to stop the variable from the first loop, but I’m kinda lost at where to find this.

Is there are better way to close each query, so it can move to calling up the loop from the next WP install?

I have basically condensed 4 separate php includes onto one page, so you can see what I’m trying to do, and what is happening.

Some help would be great, can’t find any real info on this specific issue.

Here is an unstyled , out-of-context page that I’m testing it on:

That’s great! Thank you. My install was completely fresh, so I was having different problems than you. I was able to change my permissions to 777, and it worked, but then for some reason, I could not change them back to 755. I had to have the server peeps do it. Weird. Hopefully your line of php will keep this from happening again, because I’m running three installs of WordPress on this new site.

I am having the same issues also. I installed a fresh 3.6 wordpress, and it installed fine, but no media would upload, always an error. So I used Filezilla to change wp-content permissions to 777, so WP could create it’s own “uploads” folders and sub-folders below it.

This worked, but now I cannot change my ‘uploads’ folder back to 755, it’s stuck at 777.

Does wordpress need this wp-content folder to have completely open permissions for the first upload, just to create directories? If I can get that “uploads” folder back to 755, am I going to encounter the same upload error?

thanks.