Version 2.2 brings up warnings and errors on presentation tab

  • Alright, I have tried everything, including completely eliminating the site (not the database though, just all the files), and uploading a completely fresh version. I was fine at the previous version of WordPress, but upgrading to 2.2, I ran into problems trying to edit my themes. I run into:

    Warning: file(/html/wp-content/themes/default/style.css): failed to open stream: Too many open files in /html/wp-includes/theme.php on line 59

    Warning: implode(): Bad arguments. in /html/wp-includes/theme.php on line 59

    Every time I click on the presentation tab. The only way to get rid of the error is to delete all themes but the ‘classic’ theme. When I try to switch themes, the same basic warnings come up, plus a:

    Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent by (output started at /html/wp-includes/theme.php:59) in /html/wp-includes/pluggable.php on line 329

    I can get back into the Presentation theme, with the warnings. I can edit the “classic” theme, but uploading an switching to another theme brings up a “file cannot be found error”, even the “default” theme.

    I even tried duplicating the “classic” theme folder and renaming it to “classic2” and uploading it. With just one copy of the “classic” theme I don’t get the warnings, but with 2, I don’t. Anyone have any suggestions?

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  • where is the wp 2.2 blog? The link in your profile does not go to one.

    Thread Starter ctrygstad

    (@ctrygstad)

    Yeah, I’m trying another way, going with the one-click install via GoDaddy, now I have to try to migrate one wp database to another. Still don’t know what was causing the error, but I know better than to upgrade from now on.

    Make sure your godaddy Metropolis install is at the same WordPress version as your database.

    Thread Starter ctrygstad

    (@ctrygstad)

    I reverted back to where I was before the GoDaddy One-Click WordPress install. So now, everything looks okay, but if I have more than one theme in my theme folder, I cannot edit and get the errors described above. I just don’t know what the problem is.

    You mean if you have more than one theme sub-folder in your themes folder right?

    WordPress comes delivered with two themes, the Default and the Classic themes and the directory structure is like:

    wp-content/themes/classic
wp-content/themes/default

    So your third theme would be:
    wp-content/themes/mythirdthemename

    Thread Starter ctrygstad

    (@ctrygstad)

    Yes, WordPress does come with two themes, but having more than one in the wp-content/themes/ folder causes the errors and warnings I mention at the top of the thread.

    I have tried just having “classic” in the folder, and then just having “default” in the folder, and then just having my current theme in the folder, and no errors are produced, as long as there is only one theme sub-folder in the themes folder.

    I thought it may have been specific to a theme, so I tried making a copy of the “classic” theme folder, naming it “classic2”, and uploading both, so that only “classic” and “classic2” were in the themes folder. That produced the errors and warnings again.

    So, having two sub-folders in the themes folder seems to cause the errors, regardless of the particular theme.

    Thread Starter ctrygstad

    (@ctrygstad)

    Alright, I finally figured it out! Click the “Options” tab, and then in WordPress Address (url), put in “https://localhost” (without the quotation marks).

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