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I am new to drupal, I am able to access website homepage fine but i unable to open other pages. its showing like 404 page error. please help me on these issue.
Website Name: http://moserfarmshomes.com
It might be a wrong configuration in you clean-url setup? Look in .htaccess and ?q=admin/config/search/clean-urls
Try setting $base_url in settings.php to http://moserfarmshomes.com
I think you need a fresh install of Drupal.
Try following the steps of this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vPnlK1yiLw
I had the same issue and for me it turned out I was missing the .htaccess in my install directory.
So check you copied that as well since it is a hidden file it's easy to forget this.
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I am facing some weird issue in WordPress
I have created a website in my subdomain until the time everything works fine after finalizing the website.
Once I migrated that website to client-server my WordPress theme is getting deleting itself after some time like 15min, I used updraftplus plugin to migrate the website.
I am using Dabble theme
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It looks like you need to increase the memory limit. Something like this happened to me and it was resolved when I increased the memory limit. Put this code below the code that says wp_debug in the wp-config.php file.
define( 'WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '256M' );
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My website https://feminspacebeauty.com is effected with a malware redirecting to https://click.driverfortnigtly.ga/GMtCh34S , I tried by asking help from hosting provider they send me a list of effected files details, I tried by removing those files but nothing happened, still the same ! anyone can you please help me
few tips which might help you....
Replace Core WordPress files
Regenerate .htaccess file
Update theme & plugins
I know how you feel. My customer's site was just like your site. my solution is always uninstalling website folders and database before set up backup. Note: Your back up files have to be clean. Can you check this website WordPress Malware Redirect Hack 🔴 How To Detect & Fix It.
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I been working in a WP plugin. Since I was working in my local host I installed the plugin on early development and then started add features. When I tried to compress the completed plugin and install it on a live site I get an Error:
The plugin generated 12624 characters of unexpected output during
activation. If you notice “headers already sent” messages, problems
with syndication feeds or other issues, try deactivating or removing
this plugin.
And all admin page gets outputted on the site:
Seems like this only happens on install via Wordpress. If I copy the files via FTP this does not happen. I suspect the problem in on the admin page that I have some echoes, since I was able to get an error pointing to the line. But like I say it only happens on the activation, if otherwise the plugin works just fine. The error pointed to this line:
<div class="wpcm-pull-left wpcm-section-title"><?php echo(isset($_GET['wpcm_edit_bubble']) && isset($wpcm_edit_item) ? 'Editing Existing Preview' : 'New Item Preview'); ?></div>
I have an inline if to echo something. Not sure what to do. I tried doing this:
function wpcm_admin()
{
if (isset($_GET['page']) && $_GET['page'] == 'wp_bubble_menu') {
include('admin_edit.php');
}
}
Only include the admin code if page is 'wp_bubble_menu' but even that seems to be ignore, the admin code gets outputted all over. Any idea what could be causing this?
I found the problem. It was a silly mistake. I had the plugin file header in the admin file. It is only supposed to go on the main file of the plugin.
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Here is my error.
Download failed. Could not open handle for fopen() to http://wordpress.org/themes/download/pinboard.1.1.0.zip
Im new to WordPress.
You need to do the following two things to fix this:
First, add this to your wp-config.php file:
define(‘WP_TEMP_DIR’,ABSPATH.’wp-content/uploads/’);
and give write permission to the upload folder.
Make sure that ‘wp-include‘ and ‘wp-content‘ directory set to 755 permission. also If you are hosting WordPress blog on IIS you should make directory writable
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Try to do it manually... Download the zip file from the url and install the file by upload theme option
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Reinstalled WP on my server and it now shows this: http://www.mtthwbsh.com
I've done some reading and have only found information on changing the HTaccess but am not really sure what this entails. If anyone has had this problem and could offer some insight it would be greatly appreciated.
This is not an .htaccess issue. All you need is to install the index.php file into the directory. Without it, there's nothing for the site to load by default.