I'm kinda new to using drupal and i'm just wondering why I kind of get this error on my new site.
See i have this website under WampServer running drupal6-16. Everytime I log in with my pre-created admin account 'admin01' pass: 'admin01' i get redirected to the WampServer localhost which appears to be unusual since the header does not have the WampServer logo.
I already tried creating a new drupal website with the same database and the same thing happens. Also, I tried creating another website with a new database but I copied the other website's theme and other contents and the same thing happens.
Help me please. I am losing my grip on this. :(
Note: I have the same website running on one PC and i am just trying to run it on another PC by copying all its contents. The original copy is working perfectly but I can't seem to get the hook on my new copies to work on other PCs.
Okay. So I finally figured out what was wrong with my site. Apparently, I don't have my Clean URLs activated on the PC i was running this to. So I had to activate it and tadah, it worked.
Thanks guys. :)
When you have this kind of behavior, you can use the standard way for adminsitrating drupal :
http://localhost/index.php?q=admin
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I've transferred my wordpress website from a shared hosting to a linux VPS.
Everything is working fine instead of one thing. I'm getting realy weird pages for editing posts/pages.
I'm not sure how to name it and can't find anything on google about it, so I hope someone here can send me in the right direction.
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At a quick glance, looks like a browser caching issue. Try the following:
Clear browser cache/cookies etc. and restart the browser/PC
Check with a different browser
Depending on how you migrated (transferred) the site, it is possible that all files did not get transferred fully and/or the database did not get imported fully. If 1. and 2. above fail, delete everything from the VPS and try again.
I'm sure when you check the network tab or console in inspect element on chrome, you will receive a lot of 404 errors because it is not able to load the required files for some reason.
What you can try is to add define('CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS', false) into your wp-config.php file. What this does is load all the javascript files individually, instead of one concatenated file.
Question: Are you using the same domain on your VPS? Or are you accessing the site on your VPS through a different domain? If so, you might want to update your database to correspond with the domain you're testing with now. Because this can cause strange behavior as well.
The frontend works correctly, it's only when trying to log in the backend that the error occurs.
On the frontend, I can see that I'm logged in (the black ribbon on the top), when I click on any link I get this error message too
Content Encoding Error
I tried everything I found on the web. Disabled plugins, updated WordPress and the theme to no avail.
I tried the same code on my local machine, and it's working flawlessly.
If you are using a MySQL server older than version 5.5.3, you might need to change your tables' character encoding back to utf8.
This might also help
I've been able to fix this issue thanks to #jpg0002 in his answer.
There were too many configurations on my vhost. I have simplified it and I can access the admin.
I have a client who has asked me to start working on their Wordpress site. The admin page is broken and I do not have access to the database yet (I am trying to track down the previous people who worked on it). It is quite messy, I know.
What I am doing now is migrating peices over to a new wordpress site using Wamp server just to get it functional, but I am wondering if the solution is simpler than that. Ideally, I would just fix the the login, but I have minimal Wordpress experience and don't know where to start.
Here is the website: http://fundafighter.com
If you go to http://fundafighter.com/wp-admin you'll notice that it is broken. I reroutes to "login-2", which I don't think is normal. So far I haven't found any folder with that title...
I would log into the site via FTP, check the wp-config.php file for any redirects for wp-login.php. Then, check the .htaccess file for the same. Remove any references.
If you get that page working, and you need to reset the password, I would follow this tutorial through phpMyAdmin:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Resetting_Your_Password#Through_phpMyAdmin
i've just installed the new MAMP update and suddenly i cannot log in to my wp-admin.
the website is working fine on my machine but i cannot edit it.
whenever i'm typing: ...localhost:8888/wordpress/wp-admin/
it's just go white.
is there any solution?
thanks a lot!
Tomer
Try taking a look at the error log... Usually, there is a plugin or theme issue. Perhaps a stray character or a missing ';'. If there is not error log file, simply remove delete all plugins and see if the problem is resolved. Then, you can add them one by one again to see which one breaks the page...
I'm trying to install WordPress for local use with XAMPP. I started off by installing and unzipping both the XAMPP and WordPress folders. I placed the XAMPP folder in my C:/ drive and my WordPress folder within the "htdocs" folder. After that, I made a new "config" file for my local server based on the "config-sample" file.
Here's where things get tricky: when I try to use the "install.php" file, I am brought to a screen that asks for credentials. I give it some generic credentials and then I submit it in order to install WordPress. However, when I submit the form, the loaded page is completely blank and the URL appears as "localhost/wordpress/wp-admin/install.php?step=2".
When I go into the database, it shows me that WordPress created all of the necessary tables, but didn't create any log-in credentials for me. I was doing some research and there were a couple pages that mentioned the need for increased PHP RAM, but I'm unsure of how to increase the RAM for local use or if it's even a problem. If anyone had an error like this happen to them, I would really appreciate some feedback as to what could be causing this problem.
I had the same exact problem, with an almost blank screen on step-2 passage.
Adding in wp-config.php these lines solved everything:
define('WP_MEMORY_LIMIT', '128M');
set_time_limit(60);
I've installed Wordpress 4.0 from a zip file on XAMPP 1.8.3 on my Win7-32bit PC.
Setting up the DB and all, I got the same "blank screen" at the step 2.
So, I went in to phpMyAdmin, and edited the "wp_users" table on my entry. I modified the user_login and the user_password (using an MD5 converter). Saved the entry and got into the localhost url for wordpress. Got into the log in, and everything seems to be working without any issues.
As a note: I installed a fresh/clean install so there were no custom themes nor plugins.
Hope that helps.