mathrafal

Thank you so much! That worked a treat.

Jon

I see, also, that critical posts are being removed by the admin.

Bumping this . . .

You should also check your webspace. I had this with a customer’s upgrade, and it was right on the edge . . . I gave him a few more MB server space and all was fine.

J

Just bumping this to see if anyone has an answer. Sorry to do it so early, but . . .

Yes! Try Next-gen Gallery. I have just finished off an artist’s website with it and it is extremely easy to use. You can see it in action here >>>.

As a matter of fact, I am getting error messages left, right and centre. It seems that I must delete this site and start from scratch. A shame since this has taken me three weeks to develop, but the problem with anything like this, where one file relies too much on a comma in the wrong place, the whole thing falls to pieces.

WordPress must be wonderful for people who know everything there is about php, but when it comes to novices such as myself, the documentation is sadly lacking. There are too many writing and contributing as if everyone was on the same knowledge base as them. Thus, they make assumptions that we know what they mean with strings and markups and whatever.

Fed up. Going back to simple html

Many thanks

I have one more question. Sory to be a fool!

I have imported the xml file and everything seems to be running as should, expecpt that I get the following message when I try to manage my pages:

Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /home/tynset/public_html/wp-admin/includes/template.php on line 507

Could you please help?

Jon

I have resolved this part of the problem, with your help. Many thanks.

However, I am having problems importing the sites xml file, which I backed up before deleting the old site.

is this a case of permissions. Should I provide a 0777 permission to all folders from the root to the uploads folder?

Could you possibly say a little more about what you mean?

No. Egentlig, the intention is to have just one, but I have kept the other there as insurance, as it were, until I am happy that the site is running ok.

I did wonder about the two sites (all be they the same, from two locations in the same www folder) causing a conflict and temporarily disabled the wp-config.php file in the testing folder, but the results are the same.

J