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Is this by any chance a cPanel account? If you moved hosts, double check that your database credentials in wp-config.php are correct. It seems simple, but if your hosting account username was “user1” on your old account and is now “somethingnew” at your new host, your database name prefix has changed.

This search of the Forums will give you exactly what you want.

The above fix didn’t work for me. Maybe I’m just stupid though. I *do* typically run upgrade.php and I have this time as well. Anyone know if a fix is in CVS yet?

I’m keeping my fingers crossed that doing just what you’ve described will be possible with the .htaccess rules generated by WordPress. If not, I’m sure someone will be quick to release a plugin that will generate those mod_rewrite rules for those of us who can barely spell regex. I’m waiting on this to show up in the nightly build to overhaul my site, but from what I’ve seen with messing around with the static pages, 1.3 is going to be quite sweet.

The miniBB link is still there, but but the original code has been thouroughly hacked upon by Matt. I believe that he dubbed it wpBB in #wordpress the other day.

Moving it really is the best option. Once you’ve done that, you can open up wp-admin/templates.php and edit this line to point to the new path. (line#153 for me):

• <?php _e('Main Index') ?>


The whole point of having this functionality is so that you can run WordPress from a subdirectory and have that index.php file out in the root of your site without the mess. So, it’s not just you that’s tidy.

WordPress doesn’t create the second index.php. You have to either copy/move your index.php from /z to root path of your domain. The Wiki seems to be having some troubles at the moment or I would point you to some documentation regarding that. Give that a shot though.

Which version of WordPress are you trying to install? The current release is 1.0.2 and the current beta/nightly releases will be 1.2 something.

NOOOOOOOO! Didn’t mean to scare you away from CSS and modern code. If you’d like to contact me directly through my blog/site (click my username), I’ll see if I can’t help you work through the CSS issues. Just don’t use the ‘T’ word anymore.

Plugin installation is a breeze and works flawlessly for me. For anyone running the 1.2 nightly’s, you should give it a try.

2fargon is correct as usual. I ran the upgrade on a 1.0.2 installation last week. My usual procedure is to rename the current installation directory [ie: /myblog to /myblog-1.0.2] then upload the new version and rename it [ie: /wordpress to /myblog]. Then just run /myblog/wp-admin/upgrade.php and you should be in great shape.
You’ll love the new features, that’s for sure! 1.2 is gonna be a great release.

Hey jun,
Site looks nice, but I would suggest you go into your CSS and work on your padding and margins just a bit. On the left menu, in Firefox, the bullets hang on the left side of the border. Also, the menu’s overlap the center content column when I shrink my browser window to allow for a sidebar to be in place.
Nice work though! Welcome to the WordPress community.

Sounds like a nifty feature, although my vote would be that it would make an excellent plug-in rather than part of the base installation. Awesome idea though.

podz,
That source was taken from within your browser’s “view source” correct? That is PHP that has already been parsed so it gives no clues as to where the 7 is coming from. Post that section of your index.php file in here or make copy of index.php and call it index.phps and post the link here and we can figure that out for you.

I’m scared of any webhost using the “blink” element on their page…. eeek….
Considering you’re gonna be reselling, I would definitely suggest you start looking for a new provider. You’re running very little now I imagine compared to what you will be in the months to come.