lloy0076

As a corollary, have you tried the contact form at:

• About Form

You may be able to contact the owner that way.

DSL

This is an educated guess but it seems that something has deleted a ‘/’ in the first error.

Notice that it is ‘/htdocswp-load.php’.

That looks like it should be ‘/htdocs/wp-load.php’ – because I also see ‘/htdocs/wp-admin/admin.php’.

How did you “install” from “mamp” to “server”? Did you just copy all the files over and the database? If you did I suspect that’s part of the problem but without knowing how you did this, I’m not certain what further advice to give.

DSL

Hi Ssona,

TL;DR

The reason why the error moves to line number 20 when you move the ‘require’ from line 18 to 20 is because the error is in something that is ‘required’. The most obvious place to look now is the ‘wp-blog-header.php’.

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So, there is nothing wrong with the file you are looking at. PHP — which is the programming language used in WordPress themes — is trying to ‘require’ the ‘wp-blog-header.php’ but there is some type of error in that file or one of the files it requires.

IF you can access the web-server’s error logs, the error may be more easy to diagnose. It is worth a shot as it might say something nicer such as ‘the require in file BLAH failed’ as opposed to just syntax error.

Find where ‘wp-blog-header.php’ is and examine that file.

Where did you get the ‘original’ WordPress zip, tar.gz (or other archive format) file? I’d be happy to look at that if it came from a publicly available web server or you could send it to me and I’ll attempt to find the error and, if I do, I’ll tell you what it is and how I found it which will help debug the inevitable syntax error(s) we all make from time to time.

DSL