Jonathon N
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: ADMIN section BLANK(I have upgraded from 2.3 to 2.3.1, but that did not fix this.)
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: ADMIN section BLANKFYI: This is still not resolved.
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FYI: This is still not resolved.
I should clarify:
imagiscape.ca and http://www.imagiscape.ca work.
http://www.imagiscape.ca/blog works.
imagiscape.ca/blog/ and subsections fail.
imagiscape.ca/blog is redirected so it works, but
it doesn’t work without the redirection (to http://www.imagiscape.ca/blog)Thanks for the suggestion.
I just tried it, and yes, imagiscape.ca and http://www.imagiscape.ca go to the same IP address.
This is still unresolved.
I may have been mistaken when I wrote that it is an Internal Server Error.
To re-post the essence of the above (more detailed) post:
As a band-aid solution (not addressing the real problem), I added a rewrite/redirect to .htaccess.
This worked for imagiscape.ca/blog but not for imagiscape.ca/blog/ (with the trailing slash) or any subsections like imagiscape.ca/blog/caregiving – those addresses still get BLANKS.
BAND-AID SOLUTION:
– What can I enter into .htaccess to get imagiscape.ca/blog/ (with the trailing slash) to redirect to http://www.imagiscape.ca/blog/ (with the www and the slash)?
– By modifying .htaccess, am I compromising the canonical naming system?DEEPER SOLUTION:
– imagiscape.ca/blog displayed properly a few days ago, without any redirect. Why does it not work now (without the redirect to the www version)? Did something happen to my blog’s canonical naming system?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Visitors appear in MyBlogLog but not in Stats !!!RESOLVED!
I was sure I had no extra /div tags, but I did. I found the /div tag that closed my div pre-maturely.
(I use WinSCP with SciTE 1.74 or Notepad++ but I have not found how to automatically find extraneous/incomplete tags, except by eye-balling it (looking). Is there a way? Oh – perhaps HTML Tidy?)
To explain #1 (see previous post),
since I now have
</div><?php wp_footer(); ?></body></html> in my footer,
I removed the closing tags </div></body></html> that were in all my template files (except comments and sidebar and header).Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Visitors appear in MyBlogLog but not in Stats !!!Thanks – that’s a needed clarification.
Ok, I moved everything after
<?php get_footer(); ?>in my index.php template to the end of footer.php.</div> <?php wp_footer(); ?> </body> </html>It half-ate my footer! The text and the butterflies are there, but the css-invoked background image is not, and nor are the css-ruled margins applied.
http://www.imagiscape.ca/blog/
Help
Please
Thank you.(P.S. Yes, I will remove the closing tags from my other templates, now they are in the footer.)
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: Visitors appear in MyBlogLog but not in Stats !!!I see on the FAQs page that I need to put
<?php wp_footer(); ?>just before</body>on [all] my templates.Can I use
<?php get_footer()' ?>instead?
That’s what’s in my theme.<?php wp_footer(); ?>gives me an Internal Server Error.Can I have
</center></div>after the footer call?
My theme needs it.The note that
<?php wp_footer(); ?>is required just before</body>ought to be on the installation page, and the plugin tab should not say that the plugin is configured and working without warning that we have to edit our theme templates.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help, my blog is all blank (not covered in previous support).I suppose this is resolved, but
I wonder why the problem occurred in the first place, and if something needs to be done so others don’t have this problem.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help, my blog is all blank (not covered in previous support).WEIRD HALLELUJAH
SOLUTION:
- Rename wp-includes\cache.php (to anything)
- Reload the homepage (getting an error message: missing cache.php)
- Restore the original name of cache.php.
Reload – and rejoice! (Amidst mystery.)
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help, my blog is all blank (not covered in previous support).The file wp-includes\cache.php has not been changed.
Last modified date (presumably by the WP 2.3 team) is August 13. (It’s now October 14.)Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help, my blog is all blank (not covered in previous support).No, I can’t. I renamed wp-includes/cache.php, and got an error message on my home page (hey, that’s better than blank?), so I undid the renaming.
The error log says the error occurs in:
wp-includes/cache.php on line 48(This same PHP error is repeated many times – it occupies all of today’s Error Log.)
Line 48 reads:
$data = unserialize(serialize($data));It is part of this sequence:
function wp_cache_set($key, $data, $flag = '', $expire = 0) { global $wp_object_cache; $data = unserialize(serialize($data)); return $wp_object_cache->set($key, $data, $flag, $expire); } define('CACHE_SERIAL_HEADER', "<?php\n/*"); define('CACHE_SERIAL_FOOTER', "*/\n?".">");Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help, my blog is all blank (not covered in previous support).In cPanel’s MySQL section, I “checked” the wrdp1 database – all tables were OK, but several had warnings of being either in use or not properly closed previously. I clicked repair, and now all are OK, with no warnings. But the problem remains.
I checked the ERROR LOG:
PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 12582912 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 582046 bytes) in /home/imageca/public_html/blog/wp-includes/cache.php on line 48
In another support topic, someone suggested increasing the PHP memory size from 8MB to 16MB. (Another said 8MB was ample.) Here the memory size is 12 MB and only requires 0.5 MB.
Can I DELETE cache.php?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Help, my blog is all blank (not covered in previous support).In response to brockangelo, I moved the existing theme’s folder (even though I had not made recent theme changes), but it made no difference.
Thanks anyway for the suggestion.