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I too have experienced a lot of problems with getting WordPress to show the permalink settings page. The fix that worked for me, was to upgrade to PHP version 5. Maybe it could work for you too?

Okay, here’s the fix that worked for me: Change PHP to version 5.

My webhost has the option of running either PHP version 4 or version 5. Default is version 4. After Changeing to PHP version 5 the Permalink settings appreas.

I’m having the same problem and it’s been like this for the past several versions of WP. I’m curently using version 2.7. I have several domains hosted at the same webhost (gigahost.dk), and all sites have the same problem with the permalink-admin page not showing up.

If I don’t have the .htaccess file, the paragraph you mention is showing
If I do have the .htaccess file, the paragraph is not showing.
But in both cases, the settings are not showing ??

Please let me know if you’ve found a solution.

That’s exactly what I want… I’ve entered the code in the top of wp-login.php … But it doesn’t change the apperance of the login screen. Do I have to do change the layout manually or have I done something wrong?

Thanks for the reply. My question was regarding the signup and login forms and not so much about the protection part (for that I was planing on using the Page Restriction plugin).

Here’s how I fixed the problem in my author.php – template file:


<?php

if(isset($_GET['author_name'])) :
$curauth = get_userdatabylogin($author_name);
else :
$curauth = get_userdata(intval($author));
endif;

echo html_entity_decode($curauth->description);

?>

It’s actually only the last line that’s interresting. The ‘html_entity_decode’ function in PHP converts entities to plain text, thereby allowing HTML to be used in the author description field.

I’ve used WordPress for a couple of sites so far:

https://www.brandbuilder.dk

https://www.siscon.dk