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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Saving permalinks settings gives 404 errorYes, it was an ISP problem in the end, nothing to do with WordPress.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Saving permalinks settings gives 404 errorYes Tara, mod_rewrite is working. Permalinks are already set to /%year%/%monthnum%/%day%/%postname%/ and pages display with this URL structure.
However I can’t change the permalinks to anything else, and re-saving the setting with Date and name option generates the 404.
I like the new audit trail feature Paul. But one obvious addition would be to add a mechanism to clear the audit trail, either wholly or in part by context. For example enabling the firewall context adds to the audit trail considerably, crowding out the other contexts as I suspect for most sites visits will be the most numerous events. So being able to clear that context from the audit trail from time to time, or to limit to displaying the most recent x entries, would be useful.
Bingo! v3.2.0 works exactly as expected on the site I was working with this morning. I repeated exactly what I did earlier when setting the admin key. Now unlocks just fine. I even double checked by starting a new session from a different web browser.
Thanks Paul, as ever for the fast response and fix.
Cheers,
David.
Great, I can confirm that v2.6.5 works as expected for me. Thanks Paul.
Cheers,
David.
Great, thanks for the explanation Paul.
Cheers,
David.
Hi Paul,
That’s what I have been doing, checking the Enforce Admin Access Restriction box, setting the Access Key then hitting submit, probably 5 seconds max. The instruction to not leave the Access Key empty is clear on the Admin Access page, so I didn’t!
Cheers,
David.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [SlimStat Analytics] User Overview 1.9 call to undefined method PHP errorJust updated to SlimStat 3.6 and now Custom Reports works as expected. Thanks for the quick fix Camu!
Cheers,
David.
Thanks Camu, it works for me, I’m no longer getting any PHP errors.
Voted 🙂
Disabling the link to the ADN seems to have stopped the errors. I’ve not patched the plugin’s code. SlimStat is a good and useful plugin so I’m sure @camu will be on the case.
Thanks Ed!
I’ve temporarily disabled ADN in settings as looking wp-slimstat.php on line 1007 it might be related to that. Will monitor whether that stops the PHP errors.
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: Database migration from 1.5 to 2.0 betaThanks for all the help in this thread. In the end I took MichaelH’s advice. Here’s how I did it in case there’s anyone else out there in the same situation.
I still had access to my 1.5.2 installation so I upgraded that to 2.0. I then used phpmyadmin to export my WP database. I had to rename the database first as my 1.5.2 database had a different name to my 2.0 database. I then logged into phpmyadmin running on the server containing my new Yahoo 2.0 installation and imported the data into my new database. Bingo!
Cheers,
David.
Forum: Alpha/Beta/RC
In reply to: Database migration from 1.5 to 2.0 betaGetting somewhere…
I was able to insert my old data into my new 2.0 database. I tried to run upgrade.php but get a series of errors e.g
WordPress database error: [Access denied for user 'usernamexxx'@'localhost' to database 'weblog']
ALTER TABLE wp_categories CHANGE COLUMN category_parent category_parent bigint(20) NOT NULL default '0'where usernamexxx is the username allocated by the Yahoo auto-installation of WP 2.0.
My old posts are now showing up in my new weblog but witha few glitches obviously because I’ve not been able to run upgrade.php.
Because I inserted the 1.5.2 data into the 2.0 database I can’t see why there’s an access denied error as the config.php file hasn’t been changed and clearly my 2.0 WP is able to connect to the database ok.
Ideas?
David.