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Actually, I think I figured out an easier way. I went to Settings > Discussion and then placed this person’s e-mail and IP in the comment moderation box. I just tested it using the e-mail address and it went to moderation.

Now I feel silly. If I’d read the directions for that section more closely I would know I could do it that way.

Thanks for your help, though. I do appreciate it.

I have never written a scrip for PHP before so I still have some questions. I think I know what to do but when I check the SQL wp-comments I see that the default for comment_approved is 1. Does that mean that if a comment has a value of 1 it is approved?

Yes, this person does.

Well, that was the problem. I deactivated all the plugins and the themes showed up. I then reactivated them in groups of three until the themes disappeared when I hit reload.

It was the Stray Random Quotes plugin that caused the problem.

Thanks for all your help!

Thanks Clayton. I’ll give that a try and let you know what happens.

I’ve set the permissions at 755 and 666 and I’ve tried 777 and 666. Neither produces any differences. File ownership looks fine to me.

Thanks for any help or advice you can give me.

I appreciate you trying to help me.

I just checked via FTP and each theme folder has only the one folder for the theme. They do not have a folder with another folder for the theme inside.

BTW, I’ve used the instant upgrade function to upgrade to 2.6.2 when it came out. Before that, I used a plug-in that did the same function. The classic and default themes were automatically uploaded and those themes also do not show up in the available theme area. I didn’t have any problems until I upgraded to 2.6.

I’ve reloaded the browser page. I know how to upload themes and until I upgraded to 2.6 I never had a problem uploading themes or getting them to work.

No themes show up in the Available Themes area. Not even the themes that come with WordPress. The only other problem I have with my wordpress blog is that I keep having to sign in to get into the admin area. Again, that’s a problem that started with the upgrade to 2.6. And no, I don’t delete cookies related to my blog in my web browser.

My blog is located at:

https://www.cantkeepquiet.com

BTW, I didn’t have any problems with themes until I upgraded to 2.6.

Can anyone help?

I have the same problem and I watched that video. It didn’t help me at all. The video is helpful if you don’t know how to upload something and use filezilla to upload. I don’t use filezilla and I do know how to upload files. I still have no access to any of my themes in the admin panel including the two themes that come with wp.

I can’t access any of the themes I’ve loaded into the wp-content/themes folder. In my case, though, no themes appear under available themes. That includes the themes included in with wp.

Save the .zip file in the themes folder in the wp-content folder.

I have the same problem but for a different reason. No other available themes show up when I click on design. That includes the ones that came with UP. Can someone help me out with that problem?

I have Automatic Plugin Update Checker which has been deactivated but I don’t have anything that I think could be WPAU.

Yes, I’ve done a search and they all come back to adding this

if (function_exists(“wp_grins”)) { echo “
“; wp_grins(); }

I’ve tried pulling out what might be extra spaces (I have no idea for sure) and nothing works. The only way to fix the problem is to overwrite the file with the original backup version.

Thanks anyway.