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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Importing MovableType – no go!Addendum. I tried commenting out all of “step 1”, and then uncommenting section by section, to see if I could isolate the problem. Oddly, by the time I had uncommented the entire case, step 1 was still functioning. I received the following error, however, which refers to a point in case 2:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /u2/home/katchan/public_html/blog/wp-admin/import-mt.php on line 139
When I check my blog, the entry is appearing on the public side, however it is not appearing in the administrative interface. I.e, when I go to “Manage Posts”, the post is not their, nor do I have the option of browsing to the month/year that the post is attributed to.
I’ll need to dig into case 2 more later, to see what’s going on there.
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Forum: Installing WordPress
In reply to: Importing MovableType – no go!I’m experiencing the same symptoms — import-mt.php fails to load when step=2 is passed. In IE, I receive a “Domain not found” error, and in Firefox, there is no response. I’ve trimmed my import.txt file down to one entry, so size cannot be an issue. I’ve also comfirmed that there are no typos in my EXPORT definition at the top of the script. Is there any further troubleshooting that could be done?
TIA for any suggestions!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: archives.php displays frontpage in default kubrick themeThanks, moshu! I must have overlooked a crucial paragraph on using pages.
I’m still missing something, however. I’ve added the page, with a title of “archives”. There is no content entered for the page. The template select is “Archives”.
In my sidebar, links to my added pages are listed, and “Archives” appears there. However, when I follow the link, I still see my Main Template (index page), rather than the archives template.
I’ve tried creating a links page the same way (using the Links Template), and the same thing happens.
Now I’m wondering if something’s not quite kosher with my .htaccess file, and mod_rewrite is doing something it shouldn’t…..
Waha! That’s it! Deleted, and re-generated .htaccess, and we’re in business.
Thanks again!