kilpatrick

Hi Foxini,

If it is of any help, the error message is at the top of the new posts page even before you try to upload an image. Infact the error is on the new post page even before you put a title in and start to type the post out. It appears the error is there prior to uploading.

Yes I have this problem too. Must admit its doing my head in. Its a big shame as its a lovely theme and Im surprised it was free. I also bought productum earlier in the week which appears to work fine on the same server with the same permissions.

Ill book mark this and hopefully an answer will be forthcoming.

try this

https://www.northforkmedia.com/blogger/2008/09/strange-characters-and-in-wordpress.html

try this

https://www.northforkmedia.com/blogger/2008/09/strange-characters-and-in-wordpress.html

Answer is here :

https://www.northforkmedia.com/blogger/2008/09/strange-characters-and-in-wordpress.html

did you ever get any answer to this problem. I am seeing the same thing after a failed auto upgrade

Thanks for posting. The auto update had wiped out my database. I have gone back to the back up. I still have a bit of a problem though.

There seems to be an encoding type error. On some posts/pageas, where evere there was an apostrophe or a double space, there is now a lot of strange characters. A prime example is on the page shown below. Take a look at the author – Rupert Drury.

https://www.whitbyseaanglers.co.uk/authors

Hi There, thankyou for the plugin, I will take a look. Do you have any ideas if I could do this via .htaccess

Sadly the /%postname%.php would cause a few more problems because some of the existing urls were already extentionless

Just an update on this. I have got everything working now. The only problem I am having is finding a 301 to redirect the .php to expressionless urls

Did you ever get an answer to this ? I have found my site to load faster after the first load.

Cheers mate. I will be using a 301 redirect in htaccess to redirect all the files to their new home which is on wordpress. For example

https://www.mydomain.co.uk/bass-fishing-101.php

will redirect 301 to

https://www.mydomain.co.uk.co.uk/bass-fishing-101/

I do wish to keep the old files (ie .php) in place for the time beng just incase I miss some of the 301 redirects by accident.

But thankyou very much for your post it was appreciated.

Thats good logical thinking. Why didnt I think of that ?? Many thanks for a sensible and helpful suggestion. I just regained some faith in these forums.

What do you mean fool some ?

Its just so frustrating how many questions go unanswered in this place. Must be the most inactive support forum around. Im just searching for an answer to similar problems and every topic has no replies. Unbelievable.

Is there anybody out thereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee