tedinoz

There are NO problems whosoever with Popup maker. This item is withdrawn. It was logged by mistake.

Apologies – Ignore this item;

Ted

Dunno if you still looking for a solution, but rroncero in Related post by specific ID offers you your answer. (not tested by me)

All you’d have to do is add the ID to your hyperlink and then add rroncero’s code to your page.

@designmodo. Yep, it’s spam.
This shows a profound lack of judgement on your part.
This was a good plugin, but I’m not prepared to tolerate this spam.
I’ve just deactivated the plugin on my site.
Ted

I’m guessing that you create the author box using a plugin – so that might make life difficult.

But I found this post on “How to use Co-Authors Plus with the Post Author Box“. Maybe that could help.

The url is https://danielbachhuber.com/2011/09/01/how-to-use-co-authors-plus-with-the-post-author-box/

I use this plugin extensively, but I don’t display an “authors box”, BUT I do cite the authors – no problems.

Sorry to be so dull, but how do you “display the authors box”?. Are you using coauthors to identify the authors?

Not sure if we’re on the same wavelength, but I’m using this plugin and I have over 400 authors/users.

Ted

I don’t know what #jesuscam saw (‘Your site looks good today’), but there are no DNS entries associated with mooreart.tk.
Some possibilities:
a) the DNS settings haven’t propagated, but 2 days should be more than enough for that.
b) you haven’t updated the DNS entries for your webhost.
c) you don’t have a webhost.

My suggestions:
1 = check that you have updated the DNS settings for your webhost.
2 = raise a support ticket/get some support from your webhost. This is really a hosting issue and it has been going on for too long.
3 = if you have no satisfaction there, then come back here and tell us the name of your webhost and give us some more information about what you have done to setup your site. It would help to know when giving advice.

Until you click to view permalink settings?? Wow, that’s weird. But you did SAVE the permalinks, didn’t you?

So, are you still trying to find a solution, or did you disable plugins as part of your investigations?

T

Righto… I’ve had this problem before, so it is fixable.

1 – Do you have anything exotic in your htaccess? If not, then I would suggest (re)saving the permalink settings.

2 – Is your site on-line or offline (just wondering whether I can see it directly)?

3 – Can you identify a page/post that reverts to live site? I think we need to “pull that page apart” to see what is happening.

T

rudym, some basics.

1 – Have you created a new database for your new client (and updated wp-config.php)
2 – Have you edited the wp-options table in the NEW database and changed both the “siteurl” AND the “home” fields in wp_options.

Ted

Suggest you read this Support thread “Error 324 (net::ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE): The server closed the connection without”

Hi Samuel B

I don’t use wampserver, but I’ll do my best to help.

1. Access WordPress, and confirm the settings (Settings>General) for “WordPress Address (URL)” AND “Site Address (URL)”.

2. Also save your Permalinks (Settings > Permalinks)

Try that and then try to install a theme or plugin, and report back with what happens.

Ted

PS: there is something very unusual about the file name that you quoted.
First, is “Senator Effiong” a folder name that contains your WordPress site? It might be better to have a single word for your site folder, and drop the caps. For example you might make your folder “senator_effiong”.

Second, there are no separators in the file reference you gave. This is more serious, but maybe you just made a typo.
You said:
C:wampwwwSenator Effiongwp-adminincludestheme.php
But it should be something like:
C:\wamp\www\Senator Effiong\wp-admin\includes\theme.php

Let’s see whether the settings and permalinks provide a solution before we muddy the waters with file name and separators.

Elisabeth

This sounds like it was a DNS propagation delay. I just checked the site in Chrome and there is a placeholder for it.

Is you problem has resolved, please mark the question solved.

Ted

I can think of a couple of possibilities.

1 – Login to the site and go to Settings > General, and check the values for “WordPress Address (URL)” and “Site Address (URL)”. They should reflect your required localhost address.

2 – Reset your permalinks in the test site (Settings > Permalinks).

Ted

The obvious question to ask is, “what is the address for “DocumentRoot”?”. Also, FWIW, if it says “It works” then, by definition, httpd must be still running.

I’m not a Mac user but as they say “Google is your friend”. Apparently El Capitan saves the Apache conf file to a different location, and I think this is mostly to blame for your trouble.

This guide might help with your installation generally.

This thread on StackOverflow – OSX El Captain – Apache 403 Forbidden – looks like it exactly what you need to know.

Ted