I Dont use this account Anymore why is it still here

On your fist problem, it sounds like you had opened an anchor tag ( <a> ) and not closed it somewhere in your content. I’ve looked at your site and I’m not seeing that issue now so I guess you got it resolved.

Looks like you are trying to use this plugin, am I correct? https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/google-web-fonts-for-wordpress/

I was going to say it looked like a permissions problem, but it looks as though it can read that json.php file (as it specifies an error on a particular line), I would speak to the plugin developer.

That sounds more like you are getting spammed rather than getting hacked.

There are a number of things you could do, mukesh I think is trying to tell you that you can close comments, or choose the option to review comments before they show up on the site.

You will find this setting under Settings -> Discussion.

What I would do is use Akismet – Akismet should have come with your installation of WordPress. You do need to sign up for an Akismet key but that takes seconds. What it does do is eliminate all known spam.

The other thing you could try is adding a CAPTCHA on your comments page. This may help, although some spammers have found a way round that. You can add captchas through a plugin, just search “captcha” in the plugins directory.

Hope that helps.

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Remember that for two WordPress installations, you need two seperate databases for each installation. Check with your host before doing this to ensure you are allowed more than one database.

@worknetsolutions Can you get to the site? https://www.yoursite.com and can you get to wwwyoursite.com/wp-admin?

Search engine is a different issue – you need to look at optimising your WordPress site for search engines (SEO). That doesn’t happen overnight though.

When you are you getting those messages, is it when you are trying to view the site at https://www.yoursite.com?

If you can still get to the wp-admin, deactivate the theme and try the twenty ten / twenty eleven theme. Also, deactivate any plugins you may have.

Let me know how you get on,

Hi makoyguevara,

Looking at the URL you have installed it locally on your PC, which is fine. Although I’ve never tried an auto upgrade from a local machine…

Was WordPress working fine before trying to upgrade?

Few things to try first:

1) Can you get to https://localhost/wordpress/ ?
2) Can you get to https://localhost/wordpress/wp-admin?

Regards,
Mat

No worries, glad we could.

Oh hey, yeah if you’re into Prog Rock, you most definately should check out The Flower Kings! New album out this year, then going on tour. It’s going to be good.

Meanwhile, back at www.ads-software.com, glad I could help,

Regards,
Mat

The requested URL is in your cgi-bin….the root directory would be a better place to install WordPress. Did you have issues installing it in the root directory of your site?

WordPress is not installed in the websites root directory.

Your website root directory will either by /public_html/ or /httpdocs/, or something like that. Your hosting provider will give you details on this.

1. There is only one version of WordPress, the latest version. You have .com and .org, .org is when you host it yourself, .com is hosted by WordPress. Sounds like you are trying to install it on your laptop, so you will be using .org.
2. Microsoft Web Platform works fine for me on my desktop when testing and developing.
3. There is a Worpdress installer through WebMatrix. Try that.
4. Look at this instead https://www.microsoft.com/web/wordpress
5. If you are running WordPress locally on your box, you would normally find a folder c:\intepub\wwwroot . This is where IIS looks by default for your website. Then open a browser and navigate to https://localhost/. You cannot upload to your local PC, that technically is not possible. If you want to upload your WordPress site to somewhere on the internet so that other people can go to it, you need a web hosting company to do that for you.
6. Up to you, but by default you “create a new DB”
7. ? Depends on what you want to do. If you are running it locally for testing and developing, PC. Remote hosting is when you want it available on the web at a domain name of your choice.
8. Nope – totally up to you.

It does sound like you are actually wanting to have your site accessible on the internet. Installing it on your PC is not the way to do it. Get a domain name, get someone to host it for you.

Hope that all helps!

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This works.

If you don’t have the option to create a MySQL database, or it isn’t in your list of applications or services in CPanel, have you checked that your contract includes MySQL?

Check with your hosting providers first.

If you are installing WordPress in the root directory, the contents of the Worpdress folder needs to be in the root directory too.

Double check again to see if the wp-config.php file is there, should be in the WordPress root folder.