If you have phpmyadmin, use that to get to the table called ‘wp_options’
Look for the ‘site_url’ value and correct that.
From what I recall about this error, it happens if you use the ‘www’ when you shouldn’t at some point, and I forget which…
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adb
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There’s no ‘www’ there. I did take out the extra “wp-login.php”s. Do you have any other suggestions?
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adb
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I took out the remaining “wp-login.php” and it seems fine now. Do you know what would cause that?
I’ll have to dig through the forums.
This wierdness has been reported here before, and like I said, it something to do with the www bit, but I can’t recall the exact terms… when I find, I’ll link it here.
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adb
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deleting “wp-login.php” didn’t work for long. It was definitely a temporary fix. I also noticed that on the login page the “wordpress”image wasn’t viewable, along with some other images in my blog. All seems to be rectified using Turnip’s workaround.
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adb
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Turnip’s workaround seems to be a temporary fix. Does anyone have any other suggestions? It’s a pain having to go into the database to correct the url whenenver I want to view the subdomain blog.
