www.mydomain.com versus mydomain.com problem

Nobody at all? ??

Please have patience beyond 29 minutes. If you’re talking about https://www.little-wonder.net/index.php , then I don’t see any problems. If you’re talking about a different site, then we’ll need the URL.

Looking good here, by the way just out of curiosity what are the && for before the titles in the sidebar?

macmanx: I tend to get impatient when I am in a rush. ?? So sorry about that. And you sound pretty annoyed, so here’s a double ‘sorry’ to you. ?? I am a PHP idiot you see…

The problem I was facing had to do with the password protect feature, whereas everything else shows up fine. I managed to fix the problem on my own after contacting someone else.

Thanks for your response anyway. Mucho appreciated. ^^

adeydas: The “&&” is supposed to be some form of ‘bullet’ for those headings. It’s there because I like the way it looks. ^^

Hi again, I mentioned that I managed to fix the problem mentioned above, but little did I know that it was just a temporary fix. It seems as though I am facing problems again.

Well, the password protected entry has already scrolled off the main page, so I would just give a general idea. ^^

When I access my domain at https://www.mydomain.com, I am able to type in the password to the protected entry, and the entry loads for me without any problems.

However, when I access https://mydomain.com (without the subdomain www.), the page simply reloads with the password fields showing up once again when I enter the password.

Things would bring me to my first question: Is there any fix for the above URL problem? About the password protect feature not working without the www in the URL. ??

The fix I temporarily did was to edit wp-pass.php to remove “<?php echo get_settings(‘siteurl’); ?>” from the <form action =””> tag. Which means that the weblog only calls for “wp-pass.php” without the directory when I enter the password. After I did so, the password protected feature worked for both URLS https://www.mydomain.com and mydomain.com (without the www.)

But the so-called fix above did bring up another error. When I access my permalink (In this case https://www.little-wonder.net/journal/2005/358/) to key in the password, it brings up a 404 error because it would call for …./2005/358/wp-pass.php, which does not exist.

Gee, my wordpress seems to be giving me quite a bit of problem. Sorry to all for being such a pain in the ____. I am extremely inexperienced in this.

(A sequel to my previous message)

Forgot to add. Should you need to test the password field, the password is “testpswd”.

You could use .htaccess to redirect all occurrences of https://little-wonder.net/ to https://www.little-wonder.net/

Read through this thread over at DreamHost:
https://discussion.dreamhost.com/showthreaded.pl?Cat=&Board=forum_programming&Number=15580

Thanks macmanx. ?? I have already implemented the code given on the forum, but apparently the glitch is still there.

I would continue working on this problem tomorrow. It is currently 3:39AM in the morning where I am and I need some sleep.