CFTech

Thanks esmi. I’ll attempt to get the Control Panel credentials so I can get in and take a look for the custom page template.

I’m not the developer. I was asked to take a look at the wp-admin and let them know how things were setup. But, I’m a framwework user and not familiar with how a Home page shows content when viewed in a browser, but shows no content when in the Dashboard / Pages / Home.

Any help with this would be much appreciated … thanks much!

Thanks keesiemeijer … the ‘members’ plugin was a great addition to what I’m trying to accomplish.

Wow, can’t believe I missed that!! lol
I was so focused on odd characters in the non html areas, I totally missed the missing quotes!

Thanks very much Tobias – much appreciated!

Chip … apologies … I was thinking of a different plugin (wp_table_reloaded).

however, I would have thought others who might use BackupBuddy could offer some insight on this forum.

Update: I eventually figured out how to address this issue. Since no one jumped in here, in case someone comes across this thread looking for a resolution … here is what I did:

Pages — Page content is stored in the db table wp-posts. Your pages may not show up in WordPress now, but they are still in the db. Simply use phpmyadmin to lookup each page (post_type = ‘page’) and change the post_status = ‘trash’ to post_status = ‘publish’. Your pages will then show up as expected in WordPress

Media/Gallery — unfortunately, the media is not stored in a db table. Instead it is located (via ftp) in your wp-content\uploads folder and appears to have been removed/deleted. So, you will have to upload your media files again. As long as you use the same file names as before, the URL/Link you used before will be ‘nearly’ the same and is still located in each of your pages. So, just upload them once again. Then, take notice to the upload folder name used by WP. Previously, it may have been something like wp-content\uploads\20119\filename.jpg. Now, it may be wp-content\uploads\2011\10\filename.jpg. The difference being the 09 and 10 which refers to the month the file was uploaded.

Hope this helps.

Thanks!