Troy Dunn

@meshmarketer – Thanks for the thoughts. I checked the folder/file permissions. That didn’t help me though. Not much you can do about a security roll-out. There’re going to happen when they happen.

@krishna – Thank you for all of your help today on this too! I replaced all of the site files (including wp-login.php) with WordPress 3.5.1, except the “/wp-content/” and the “wp-config.php”. I also verified that the database was rolled back to “22441”.

I’ve also flushed my cache and cookies, tried using incognito, and another browser.

The issue seem to be focused on the wp-login.php. If you try to access this page after upgrading to WordPress 3.5.2 the page enters into a redirect loop.

I’ve downgraded from 3.5.2 to 3.5.1 and I’m still getting the same 404 when trying to access the wp-admin.

I’ve also repaired every database table and that didn’t do anything either.

I clicked the link you gave me, downloaded a fresh copy, deleted the existing folder via FTP, and uploaded the new one. Not sure what to tell ya.

I downloaded WordPress 3.5.2 and replaced my wp-login.php file from the new folder. Still getting the same 404 error.

I noticed that some of your social media plugins were working and some were not. I clicked and dragged my mouse across the page to see what would highlight and saw a large box covering some of the plugins and your “buy” button. Then I used the right-click “inspect element” to see what was taking place.

Glad you were able to fix it. ??

Deleted and replaced.

Looks like the code from your Google Ads might be causing the problem. Somewhere in your “topbar” there is a large vertical bar that is covering up some of the links/buttons on your page.

I would try removing your Google Ads and see if that fixes it.

Hope that helps.

I’ve deactivated all of the plugins and changed the theme to “twentytwelve”.

And I had edited a comment above to include a link to my site.

One more thing, I spoke with GoDaddy and they said there isn’t anything happening to the server that would cause this. They are not blocking direct access to the index.php as indicated in this post.

That did not help.

Here’s my primary sites domain: https://LittleGreenAgency.com/

When you’re writing the post, there should be a setting that allows you to set the “author”. If you’re not seeing that option, check the “screen options” at the top right and make sure the “author” has a checkbox.

Hope that helps. ??

In the database I see the permalink_structure is set to: /blog/%postname%/.

I tried changing it to “/?p=n”, “/?p=n/”, “/%post_id%/”, “/blog/?p=n/”. That didn’t change anything.

How do I reset the permalinks if I can’t access the dashboard?

Oh, and I also verified the domain in the database using PhpMyAdmin to look up the “wp_options” “siteurl”.

And I verified that the “db_version” was “22442”. ??

I am also getting the same 404 from the login page after upgrading to WordPress 3.5.2 from 3.5.1.

I run a WordPress mulitisite system on a dedicated GoDaddy server. Yesterday I ran a WordPress update from 3.5.1 to 3.5.2 and now if I try to login to any of my sites, I get a 404 page.

I’ve tried replacing the wp-admin folder, renaming the plugins folder, replacing the wp-login.php file, deleting the .htaccess file. Nothing is working.

I also checked the file permissions on wp-admin and the wp-login.php. Those are OK too.

I also ran the sitecheck.sucuri.net and my site is “Verified Clean”.

Got it working and it wasn’t related to your plugin. I’ve re-installed the T (-) plugin and you can see your awesome plugin here:

https://SpaceUnited.org