Charla

This feature is in 2.8. Your installation must be incomplete or corrupted somehow.

You should re-upload the folders /wp-includes and /wp-admin
and/or try a different FTP program to re-upload the folders.

Did you pre-fill wp-config.php?

Are you using Godaddy hosting type IIS 7 and PHP 5.x? If not you may need to switch and have your account transferred to it since I have read a discussion about PHP 4 and IIS 6.0 issues with WordPress which seems to have been fixed when using IIS7 and PHP5 on Godaddy. The only reason you would be using IIS 6 is to use Coldfusion or FrontPage Extensions.

Looks like you’ve already installed it, so I assume you figured it out.

You might want to download 2.8 manually and try re-uploading the folders /wp-includes and /wp-admin

You need to delete it from FTP.

Did you upgrade manually or automatically? It’s best to let everyone know how did you upgrade so that others will get an idea of what’s going on.

From the sound of it, it seems like a number of files didn’t get moved over since certain things aren’t showing.

As far as the memory it’s sound like a setting in your PHP which needs to be increased. WordPress is needing more memory than PHP was allowed to give it.

You should be able to change it by adding the lines below in your .htaccess OR in your php.ini in the root directory. If you still get the memory error after changing those lines ask your host can this be changed since Some Hosts do not allow for this to be changed.

#.htaccess
php_value memory_limit 48M
php_value max_execution_time 900

#php.ini
memory_limit = 48M; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume
max_execution_time = 900; Maximum execution time of each script, in seconds

You will need to experiment with the values.

You can search for this problem on the forums and in the search engine.

You could always manually edit the folder directory to where you have files uploading for wordpress by editing the files for download montior uploader.php (line 589) and wp-download_monitor.php (lines 1017, 1019, 1021, 1022, 1023, 1328, 1330, 1332, 1333, 1334, 1449, 2617) until the author of the plugin makes it where you can set where your upload directory is.

Change at your own risk and always make a backup of your database prior to making changes to anything.

I’m not a php genius myself, but managed to do an else for the thumbnail, thought I share the code with you like you have done. It’s sometime hard to get people to share things that they have done. ??

Be sure to comment out line 55 with // and also you can align the image how you want by putting align=left in the img src.

//Category with thumbnail
$post_thumbnail = get_post_meta($post->ID, "post_thumbnail", true);

if ($post_thumbnail != "")
{ 

echo '<li class="cat-posts-item-' . $post->ID . '">' . '<img class="thumbnail_cat_posts" src="' . get_post_meta($post->ID, 'post_thumbnail', true) . '"><br /><a href="' . get_permalink($post) . '">' . $post->post_title . '</a>';

} else {
echo '<li class="cat-posts-item-' . $post->ID . '"><a href="' . get_permalink($post) . '">' . $post->post_title . '</a>';
 } 

//End category with thumbnail

I would check my wp-config for blank lines, spaces or null characters at the start and also at the end of the file. Before the <? and after ?>

Make sure you FTP your file over to your computer in ASCII and edit it in a text editor like notepad, editpad, etc..

Sounds like a simple and great function that should be added.

I would first determine if the viruses are coming from ads on your site. You should do a check on any complaints for the third party ad networks you are using for Trojans and viruses. I would remove any ad networks recently added on your site and then submit for a recheck of your site via Google webmaster.

Other than that, look at the template/theme and folders and make sure that the files haven’t been modified and folders have the correct permission.

From looking at your site it seems it may be coming from an ad network.

Have you tried 766 or 755? Some servers use different permissions than others.

You’re getting this error because you need to delete the older wp-cache plugin. Deactivate it and then delete the folder. If you think you’ll be reverting back to wp-cache, be sure to keep a copy before deleting it.

Although I’m not using WP-Cache, make sure the folders wp-content, and cache have the correct permissions. I realize that on some servers the main directory and sub directory both have to be chmodded.

Also you possibly got the 550 error because the file is now owned by the server. If your domain user needs to be the owner of the file what I usually do is move the file over to my computer and then delete the one on the server. I then move the one on my computer back over into the folder and then you’ll be able to chmod it.

Other than this, if the script needs the server to be the owner (apache or nobody usually user 99 on cpanel) and you need to chmod it, the only other way is through SSH or setting up a script to chmod the file.