Try upload wp-admin folder via ftp from fresh download.
Hi,
I have tried that. no luck 🙁
Can you please post the line 42 of your /wp-admin/index.php?
$help .= '<p>' . __('Links in the Toolbar at the top of the screen connect your dashboard and the front end of your site, and provide access to your profile and helpful WordPress information.') . '</p>';
Are you using a custom theme or a modified functions.php?
no I am not using any custom theme. Its a fresh wp install. no modified functions as well.
1. I downloaded the wp 3.3.1 from ww.wp.xz.cn
2. uploaded it in sureskumar.com/noart/
3. created the mysql db and entered those values in sureskumar.com/noart/
4. Now the site sureskumar.com/noart/ works fine. But I am not able to login to wp-admin.
I have created more than 2 wp sites earlier so I am sure I am not going wrong in the procedure. In the same domain sureskumar.com and sureskumar.com/nodotart/ are also wp sites which works fine.
Is there a problem in having more than 2 sites wp sites under one domain ? any php memory issues ??
Is there a problem in having more than 2 sites wp sites under one domain ?
No. I run about 4 sites under one of my domains
any php memory issues ?
Nope. Neither is there anything wrong with the line you posted above. The most likely cause is a corrupted copy of that file though.
I also suspected that. So I download another fresh version of 3.3.1 and uploaded. Still no luck. Now I am trying to upload older versions of wp. Just a try. Will let you guys know what happens. something weird right?
Even uploading the old versions of wp doesn’t work. Any idea what might be happening. I have no idea how to proceed further.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Thanks
And I also tried creating a diff database username and password specifically for this site. and still no luck 🙁
I would follow these steps;
* Remove any other WordPress installations on that domain and make sure multiple installations are not causing any problems.
* As far as I see, you have installed WordPress to a separate directory, which is actually fine. Just to make sure this is not the origin of the problem I would install WordPress to the main directory where your domain points. In your case http://sureskumar.com
No, the other two sites are live and cant be removed even for testing. I have to figure out a method to troubleshoot this without touching other sites. anyways as you mentioned, I have installed this in a new dir. so technically there shouldn’t be any issue.
Is there any better way to debug php sites ?
* Check your server logs to see if there are any errors.
* If you use cPanel you can find the logs under the logs section.
* The last option is to contact the hosting company and see if they can help you.
