skirkster

Never mind, got it taken care of. Thanks!

Ok, thanks! However, to be sure I’m getting buyers’ names, do I need to make first and last name fields required?

I mean, I’m pretty sure this is in the No-User Booking Mode, but I guess I didn’t understand the wording properly. To allow buyers to purchase tickets without having to create a blog user, would I want to turn this feature on?

After trying several of the plugins with no luck, and removing them, now my posts aren’t even displaying the first few lines of the post like it usually does.

Halp!

Anyone?

Yeah, it’s weird. I guess I’ll add some tougher passwords just in case.

Thanks, though.

It’s birdhouseinteriors.com/blog – but my dev fixed it. Apparently there was an .htaccess file in my uploads folder containing “Order allow,deny deny from all”. Which leads me to another question: I, or no one I know, added this file. Does this mean our installation has been hacked?

Ok, thanks so much!

I also upgraded my theme, which was customized – I’m realizing this is probably the issue, am I right?

If so, will it be fixed by restoring the backup of the custom theme?

That did it!

Thanks so much for all your help.

Ok, I tried that, and it made the image disappear from the main page.

Would it help to have code from any of the other pages, like single.php, or should all the relevant code be contained in header.php, because the other ones just call the header file?

Just an update; I tried deleting all the previous existing content (and using a separate “wordpress” directory (with the proper addresses set in the “general” section of the dashboard, yes)) but all I get upon doing that is a basic screen telling me Apache has been installed on this site/server.

A contact at my hosting provider did suggest, upon creating a database for me, this: “You should have permissions to install the PHP code, but if not, let me know and I can install it.”

Could that be the problem? Otherwise, I’m just repeatedly getting the directory screen in my browser, which is an obvious security problem.

I didn’t have an .htaccess file, so I created one. Not being that knowledgeable, I’m assuming that the only text I need in that file is the text you provided?

I checked around and wasn’t able to figure out if I needed to put anything else in there.

Again, many many thanks.

/edit – I also changed permissions on .htaccess to 666.
/second edit – Interestingly enough, I just clicked on the index.php file from the original file directory screen, and it took me to the Dashboard. So that’s good.

But I’d still obviously have it send me there immediately.

Hopefully that narrows things down a little.

Updating:

I used the solution under Here is how to fix the visual editor for 2.8 and everything works fine now. I’d recommend this if anyone is having the same problems.

I also have another related query here:

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/286944?replies=1