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  • Hello everyone,
    I am using 2.7, hosting provider installed it for me. My blog isn’t working. I can log into the admin portion, but I cannot view the blog by going to the address (www.dsward.com/blog). When it was first installed, it was working but after I installed some plugins ans begin to customize it hasn’t worked. I deactivated and deleted the plugins but it still don’t work. Anyone got any ideas? suggestions?

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  • Your blog is visible in IE7 and in FF3. Perhaps you need to clear your cache.

    Thread Starter damienw

    (@damienw)

    thanks……i meant to come back to edit the post…..i ended up deleting the database and creating a new one using the say credentials which in turn allowed me to reinstall wp and it worked.
    But as I begin to customize wp i kept checking to see if the blog was still working and i found out that when i changed the permalinks setting it caused wp the original problem. the only way my blog will show is if i use the default setting for permalinks in wp.
    Is there a possible fix for that?

    Thread Starter damienw

    (@damienw)

    i’ve been reading the forums and it seems to be talking about a .htaccess and apache. should i be using these….because i’m not. I dont host my site myself i use windows hosting at 3essentials.com. so i’m not sure what to do next.

    I get a 404 when I try to view your blog. Did you remove it?

    Thread Starter damienw

    (@damienw)

    no, i didn’t remove it, i still have the custom permalink selected in the settings menu.

    You may want to consider a clean install or undoing anything you’ve done, cause as it is right now, nobody can view your blog.

    Thread Starter damienw

    (@damienw)

    yeah i did the clean install..but it always come back to the same thing when i change from default permalink choice. if i reselect the default the blog will be visible. I don’t wanna use the default if I don’t have to.

    Gotta do what ya gotta do, I guess. It’s better to have a functioning blog that you can test for bugs then no blog at all. ??

    Thread Starter damienw

    (@damienw)

    i guess you’re right. thanks

    I see your blog is up and running. Still having problems with plugins or logging in?

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