chriscob

Every folder from Content to uploads to 2014 to 01 is set to 777 and the error still happens.

Just tried it, and it didn’t help. Should I change it back? It feels kind of dangerous to have that folder wide open.

The line in the .htaccess file in that thread solved my problem.

I just found this and it solved my inMotion problem as well.

My database is 5.5.30. The thread you referred me to a few posts ago is very ambiguous about what version is required, just that 5.2 is not good. Before I bother support at inMotion, it would help to have this information, since you’re suggesting I have a hosting problem.

My .htaccess file is exactly the same (default, with no modifications to what WordPress installs) as it is on my other sites that work.

I will try again today with inmotion (after a long long wait late last night my chat with support just disappeared in mid-conversation), but in the meantime, I wanted to make note of a pattern I’ve noticed about this problem.

I can go to any page in the admin interface EXCEPT those that are flagged as needing updates, the updates page at update-core.php, the themes page at themes.php, and the plugins page at plugins.php. All of these pages are present in the admin folder, but any attempt to reach them results in a 404 error.

I don’t understand the inner workings of WordPress that well, but this certainly looks like a clue to me. Could it maybe be something that really isn’t the fault of my hosting at all?

OK, thanks, I’m in the chat queue on inmotion. They are always great to work with. Funny, the other sites I updated today are also hosted on inmotion…

OK. I deactivated everything but 2013 and it made my site become a blank page and instead of getting the not found message when trying to go to the page to manage themes in the admin, I got a blank page. Doesn’t look like progress to me.

(I put my theme back since it seems to look fine, exactly as it always did. I just can’t access it via the admin because of the page not found error.)

What now?

Since this seems to be a path problem or redirect problem, is there someplace I can look in the database? I’m comfortable changing things there if I know where to look.

I just noticed something else. The themes page is also “not found,” so I obviously did not change to default theme. I’m using a 2010 child theme which still seems to work.

Yes, I just went through this entire process, every single step, and I’m right back where I started, with the same page not found error found at the top.

P.S. This was after updating three other sites successfully.

Thanks. I’ve forwarded that info to livingdot.

Which menu? Luberonexperience.com has 11 main menu items with 13 subitems. european-experiences.com has quite a few more (and it works fine). Is there a limit on what WP will handle?

I’ve had a response back from livingdot.com that they think it is a server problem, although they haven’t identified it yet.

There’s a sister site, https://european-experiences.com, that uses the same themes and plugins (on the same host) and works perfectly.

If you’d like to see the admin interface, I could send you privately a login. I hate to do that on an open forum.