root@busy-rubin:~# apt install libavif-dev
Reading package lists… Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information… Done
E: Unable to locate package libavif-dev
Everything seemed to work fine. I made a change to headr.php. This change took effect on my landing page but not on the subpages. On the subpages it appeared to fetch header.php from the subdirectory.
I verified this by renaming the subdirectory. This causes an internal configuration error.
I copied the new version of header.php to the subdirectory and now everything works again.
But I don’t understand why the server sometimes fetches from the subdirectory and not the main directory. I suspect there must be something else in the database I must change in addition to site url and home. But I don’t know what.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Bob
Unfortunately I am not able to login to the ftp of my site through filezilla anymore as after the update my hosting company is not supporting it. So instead I now have the files for ftp hosted on my computer (local host?).
When on filezilla I was able to select a folder and all associated files and mass change file permissions to 777, update site/add plugin and change the permissions back. Now I am doing this through windows 8 I have to do these files one at a time (which is ridiculous) and so I was wondering if anyone knows how to mass change file permissions through windows 8?
As you may be able to tell I am COMPLETELY lost and would appreciate any and all help.
Thank you.
]]>how to solve this error….
i was used some tricks..as like .htaccess and parmalinks all that thinks is using but dont working..
any have solutions for this error…
plz..
i was trying last 4 days..
]]>Warning: require_once(/home/content/85/8452185/html/test/wp-includes/load.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/content/85/8452185/html/test/wp-load.php on line 42
Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘/home/content/85/8452185/html/test/wp-includes/load.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/local/php5/lib/php’) in /home/content/85/8452185/html/test/wp-load.php on line 42
It’s strange because it should not be looking inside the /test folder anymore. I moved all the files out of there and into the main directory. I even tried deleting that folder completely to see if it would fix it. It didn’t.
I’ve tried called my hosting providers support but they have no idea what happened and believe that it’s a coding problem within WordPress. I disagree.
Any ideas or advice?
Thanks!
]]>Then I started browsing the virgin admin area and got to a screen where I was allowed to set the directories which are to be considered the main blog location. There were two directories to set. I forget now what they were titled or what was or is in them now, but the second one said “make this different if you want your blog to be in a directory different from your main index.html”. Since this is exactly what I want to do (I want to have the blog machinery live in a directory under root called ./blog/ not under root ./ where index.html lives) I put in this ./blog/ postfix on this admin setting page.
This is a fatal error for myself because now I can no longer access the admin area because (I think?) it is looking in ./blog/ for machinery which is actually currently in the original ./blog/wordpress/ area.
So I then FTPd all the wp-xxx.php txt files back over to my laptop so i could view their contents and find out in which of the 24 files the PATH is set. I did find that in wp-load.php the following takes place:
define( ‘ABSPATH’, dirname(__FILE__) . ‘/’ );
And this variable ABSPATH is in fact used everywhere as a prefix, and since he is getting loaded by __FILE__ then I need to know where __FILE__ is being loaded but I cannot find it in any of the 24 files.
Does anyone know where this __FILE__ is set so I can remove the ./blog/ postfix with a txt editor on my laptop, then FTP the file back over to the hosted blog so as to get back into my admin tool so as to reset those main directories back to normal?
Next, which or how many files must be moved from the ./blog/wordpress/ folder up into the ./blog/ folder so that I can in fact reset the main blog location directory to be ./blog/ as actually desired?
In sum, Right now my tree is:
mainURL/ this is where index.html lives
mainURL/blog/ this is where I want the wordpress machinery
mainURL/blog/wordpress/ this is where wordpress machinery lives
Finally, after I succeed in setting up all of that, I want to use the THESIS THEME but a search on the WordPress home page with those keywords does not take me to a page that says “download Thesis Theme” or even to anything which says “This is what Thesis Theme” is. Why if themes are so important to WordPress is a well known theme named Thesis not in any list of Themes?
]]>I have another sub-directories on this same website would that interfere with WP on the host directory?
]]>directory for wordpress home page is https://www.bumblebeequilting.co.uk/blog/ this works ok
but https://www.bumblebeequilting.co.uk/blog fails to find any page.
I have updated the 2 records as shown in https://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/site-url/ (thanks for the info here) and they are both https://www.bumblebeequilting.co.uk/blog
What am I doing wrong when trailing slash in url bar works but without it finds no page?
Thanks
]]>