joshmac

@andrea_r, I’ve updated again to 3.0, changed the rewrite rule, and rebooted the server twice. The dashboard widgets still don’t load and when I go to a page and go back to the dashboard, some of them become missing. Do you have any other suggestions? Thanks.

Ok, thanks. I will try it out and see what happens.

For the subdirectory site, you may need to do something like this /testenv/%postname% as your permalink structure. Otherwise, the way you have it now, both structures will point to the root of the site.

Ok, thanks.

@andrea_r, when you upgraded to 3.0, did you by chance rebooted your server or had to reboot your server?

Thanks @andrea_r. It was working on another server, but I cannot remember if I updated to the new version of Buddypress. I look forward to hearing what you find.

@andrea_r, were you thinking of this plugin https://wpmudev.org/project/wpmu-blog-registrations

@xdmx, would you happen to be using the W3TC plugin? If so, this is the cause of your issue.

Has anyone figured out how to connect to an external wordpress database using this plugin yet?

Did you change the permission of the wp-content folder to 777?

@rablegen, would you happen to be using the multi-db plugin?

That’s ok. Thanks for taking the time to look into it.

Oh, sorry. I missed that. So, I am guessing you are using the same theme or has the same “output started” pointed at the theme’s header. If there is a session start in your theme header, delete it. I’ve never known a WordPress theme to have “session_start()” in it nor the purpose of it.

Make sure there are no blank lines at the end of the super-captcha.php file.

Thanks. Below is the new error message that I am getting:

No MySQL table found. Installing...WP invites table could not be installed! Please check database permissions.
Query:
CREATE TABLE wp_invites ( <code>id</code> int(11) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, <code>value</code> varchar(255) NOT NULL, <code>datetime</code> datetime default NULL );
Error: