robloranger
Forum Replies Created
-
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: trouble uploading imagei too am having a problem, it works great if i change the folder to 777 but if i change it to 775 or 755 it will no longer work. is there some way to change the owner of the folder? what is wordpress’ uid? i also tried making the parent dir 777 then allowing wordpress to create a folder then changing the parent back to 755 and when i tried to change the uploads folder to 755 but i get permission denied.. how is this supposed to work? did i miss something when first installing?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: wp_page_menu and wp_list_pages display differencesnice! thanks so much. i edited the function wp_page_menu to leave out both the ‘<div> and the
- and now it works great + passes the validation. :-)’
ul tag that is
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: that darm read more …well i am a bit daft.. for anyone who has come here via searching, my mistake is placing the code into the post while in ‘visual’ not ‘html’ so the <> were being converted to the &.. code for <>
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Automatic Upgrade Hostname problemwhat is the username and password they are asking for? and the host name is my url?
what you really need to to do is this;
stgoos had the right idea, only you need to use relative linking. so instead of DEFINE(‘WP_TEMP_DIR’,’/tmp’) it needs to be relative to where your blog sits.in example:
my blog is in a folder named blog under my sites root
so http://www.robloranger.ca/blog
my tmp folder is is one level above the files for http://www.robloranger.ca
so my relative link to /tmp would be ../../tmp
and the definition to add to wp-config.php would be DEFINE(‘WP_TEMP_DIR’,’../../tmp’)basically how relative linking works is you need to place one ‘../’ for each directory higher than your blog’s root until your reach the directory where /tmp is
hope this helps