sterex

This problem still exists. ??

I’m having this problem too! No idea what’s wrong! Same WP and plugin version.

Hi cgooderham,

I’ve had such issues with some themes before either because of faulty FTP or bad theme packaging. Anyway, to pin point your issue, try these:

1. Open the zip file and check if the theme is packaged properly. All theme files (index.php, single.ph, style.css etc) must be directly under the root of the zip file not in a sub-folder.

2. Unzip the theme file on your PC and upload the theme files separately.

Sometimes this may be due to improper settings on the webserver. But option 2 will save your day anytime. ??

Regards,
Sterex

Hi rajesh,

First of all, for the .htaccess file to work, you will need to have the mod_rewrite module enabled for apache. Check phpinfo() or ask your webhost to verify.

Secondly, the 500 Internal error occurs many times due to improper directory permissions.

Refer to below links for more info:

> https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Changing_File_Permissions
> https://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/chmod/

Regards,
Sterex

Hi,
You can try both.

1. Signup at wordpress.com and create a blog there and play around. (Its easy trust me.)

2. Download the source, install it in your local machine or webserver and try it out.

You may even consider sticking to wordpress.com because if it only a blog you are going to use wordpress for, wp.com gives you enough power and stability to host it there. You can even add your own domain.

Regards,
Sterex

Hi,

Check if you have created the database, added a user to the database properly.

Check
1. Database Name
2. Database Host (usually localhost)
3. Database Username
4. Database Password

Regards,
Sterex

Hi smounche:

<?php next_posts_link('&laquo; '._r('see older post')); ?>

must be

<?php next_posts_link('&laquo; '._e('see older post')); ?>

Do check. ??

Regards,
Sterex

Hi Julie,

If I understand it correct, you are wishing to limit editing capability (of certain pages) only to certain users.

You can add such members as ‘Editors’ and make people with no editing rights as ‘Subscribers’. However, the subscribers lose all their editing rights.

A per-post-editing-capability is something not natively supported by wordpress. You may have to find a plugin that does it for you or else, dig into the code yourself.

Regards,
Sterex

@douchespace:

I’m not entirely sure why or how this is happening. I’m guessing it may be because of an incompatible plugin.

Have you disabled all plugins and checked?

Regards,
Sterex

@dragontale:

No problem. ??

Kindly update the post as resolved.

Regards,
Sterex

@dragontale:

Hmm.. The output is breaking right after the_title() function. This maybe because of a filter added by some plugin.

Try disabling all plugins and re-enable them one by one to find out the rouge plugin.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Sterex

Hi dragontale,

Seems to me like there is something wrong with the theme. Try activating the default theme and check if it displays properly.

If the output is proper using the default theme, then you may have to get your theme fixed.

Regards,
Sterex

Hi danettechappell,

Are you sure the domain propagation has taken place? I’m guessing you transferred the domain, and installed wordpress through the bluehost control panel.

If so, please wait a few hours and try again.

Otherwise, check the contents of the ‘wp-config.php’ file.

Regards,
Sterex

Hi akvlko,

Sure. All you need are two things:

1. The MySQL access.
>> You need to have the access to the database used by wordpress.
>> MySQL needs to be configured to allow external IP requests.

2. Your application must be aware of the database schema of wordpress.
>> This basically means you should know what you are doing while selecting, inserting or deleting anything from the wordpress database.

However, be aware that your windows apllication cannot the wordpress PHP functions directly. So, you will have to write the code to achieve everything that wordpress does right now.

Regards,
Sterex

@alucard001

Like Ipstenu said, I don’t think ColB is recovered in the v2 > v3 upgrade. A new column may be created with default values in this case.

Besides, I do not think that tables are ‘dropped’ for every upgrade. I believe they use the ‘ALTER TABLE’ SQL.

I’m sure the code for upgrade is somewhere hidden within the black hole of wordpress core. You can always dig into it to find it out – if you have the patience, that is. ??

Regards,
Sterex