LisaH371

thanks so much!

Just in case anyone may find this useful. For me, it turned out that in Settings> Reading> Your Home Page Displays:

If you choose Static, the values for Homepage and Posts page MUST be different. Once I changed this, the error went away!

Just in case anyone may find this useful. For me, it turned out that in Settings> Reading> Your Home Page Displays:

If you choose Static, the values for Homepage and Posts page MUST be different. Once I changed this, the error went away!

I had the same issue. I had network enabled the plug-in, though it does not show on any of the pages on the NETWORK dashboard.

You have to go into each site and under Settings>Easy Captcha.

This issue is, the default installation settings are to use a “hidden” captcha, so if you dont realize this, your trying to login, and not understanding why it is not working.

If you install the plugin, then logout without changing the settings, you are going to have problems trying to get back in.

I would recommend the default installation be that the plug-in be OFF for all pages, and the admin required to turn it on for all pages.

Do any of you having the trouble use Next-gen gallery plugin?

Actually, when in “edit a post” I am getting two javascript errors:
“tinyMCE not defined”

Error: tinyMCE is not defined
Source File: https://mydomainname/wp-includes/js/tinymce/langs/wp-langs-en.js?ver=327-1235100
Line: 1

and:
Error: tinyMCE is not defined
Source File: https://mydomainname/wp-admin/post.php?post=737&action=edit
Line: 1004

So, this seems like a problem!

I tried what martin mentioned, no joy for me. Anyone?

Still battling this. Note, using Google’s Anywhereindb search tool, I looked for 1dns. As above, looked for “<iframe width=”300″ ” etc… no luck. It seems to affect just the front page: feeds, etc.. are all fine.
Anyone have ideas?

Solved!

Sorry, meant to add this link:
https://ulsandbox.org/bbtb10/dudecode.php

and add
include(‘wp-config.php’);
include(‘wp-includes/wp-db.php’);
global $wpdb;

to the page, which has worked before with wordpress for me on another site, I cant get anything to show up.

Something else is going on.

It’s interesting: even when I put the above code into a page in the wordpress root, like:

For your center area, your CSS is as below, but I dont see .scrollbox in the css. Is that somewhere else?

#contentbox (line 234)

{

width: 510px;

height: 300px;

text-align: left;

line-height: 20px;

overflow-x: auto;

overflow-y: auto;

display: none;

z-index: 2;

}

Didnt work, but I appreciate the effort. Maybe this isn’t possible with WordPress….??

You might want to try the
php exec plugin

the blog and the website were on the same domain?
/blog should still be there unless the files were deleted or something replaced that folder