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Man this is awesome!

Thanks for sharing! ??

I have searched and read everything I can find in the codex, but I can’t see anywhere that tells me which folders I need to change permissions for.

I am running WordPress on a Windows 2003 server.

Can anybody help?

https://validator.w3.org/

There is a bug report on this here: https://trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/1181

But it looks like wordpress thinks the problem is solved – which it is NOT! So please, can somebody do something about this? I (and the others having this problem) can’t very well use WordPress without the posting feature working properly.

Well, I have to agree that the dashboard is not very useful to most users (the way it is setup now).

Sure, for us (developers) it is nice to keep up-to-date with WordPress, but 99% of my users know nothing about code, development, etc. and couldn’t care less about the latest developments. All they care about is being able to use the site they are on.

I think it would be nice if there were customizable settings for the dashboard in the options menu for level 10 users, and that one could define who gets access to the dashboard. For me (and probably most), it is enough that only levels 9 and 10 can see it, while others may appreciate giving all users access.

I think most users are only confused by it as most of the contents there are completely irrelevent to your blog.

On the other hand, the small box that shows stats for your blog is very nice, but that’s almost an afterthought in the dashboard. If the dashboard page was more focused on the specific blog you were on, rather than www.ads-software.com, I think it would be useful for more people.

Do I have to keep bumping this?

So many people are having this problem that it should be considered a bug. Why isn’t anything being done about it?

Is there anybody that can help us?

Thanks. I have a dedicated server so it’s no problem getting access. It’s just a question of which folders and files to set because I have tried following the docs but that doesn’t seem to be enough. I still get errors. ??

In case it helps, here is some of my server info:

PHP Version 4.3.10
MySql Client API version: 3.23.49 (does that make sense?)
Windows 2003 server (IIS 5?)

I have the EXACT same problem, but I have everything set up on default 1.5.1 settings, no plugins, default theme, etc. I have a Windows 2003 server, and have searched all over for help but find nothing.

Is there any fix for this yet? I really want to use WordPress, but without the comments function working properly, I cant.

Why is this thread being ignored?

I am having the same problem and have been searching for hours for a solution.

What folder or file am I supposed to grant “write” permission to?

Any emreal/em solution to this? I have the exact same problem.

Running WP 1.5.1 on a Windows 2003 server.

Did anybody find a solution to this yet?

I am installing on a Windows 2003 server (IIS) and am getting “fwrite(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource” about 4,000 times but at the end it says it was a successful install. (?)