You don’t unless you know how to write a join query that correctly removes and updates the other tables that may have relational data for the given post.
Is there a particular reason you can’t you use the admin?
Thread Starter
Lee
(@diondeville)
I installed the “WordPress Directory Links” plugin and it caused a server configuration error after I created a page within which to house the links directory. I can’t view my site, I can’t access the admin panel.
I’ve tried deleting the plugin’s files but that didn’t help.
Is there a way to turn off permalinks without accessing the admin panel? It might help if the problem is related to permalink settings.
Thread Starter
Lee
(@diondeville)
Solved. Not quite sure where the problem originated but it seems to have been related to my htaccess file. Strange because I removed all but DirectorIndex index.php when the error first occurred and now it works after deleting all its contents, saving it then restoring the line DirectoryIndex index.php . One for my Mysteries Book.
