Erikvona
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Forum: Localhost Installs
In reply to: Error moving from local to live serverTry deleting (or moving) wp-config.php, then using the wordpress auto-installer to make a database connection. This should always resolve database connectivity problems. You will need the wp-config-sample.php file in your WordPress root folder to run the auto-installer
As far as I know, this is a database connectivity problem (WordPress cannot connect to the database), so the settings in the database should not matter.
For your next move, you might want to try this instead of editing the database. It might still fix your problem.
And on your local server, you might want to restore from a database backup, if problems remain. You might have accidentally made an error in the database.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Per page add to head] Does not installHello. This problem can occur if your plugins folder isn’t writable by my plugin. As far as I know, the plugin will still work, the only problem is that you can’t use it to add content to every page in the settings menu.
I’m still weighing pros and cons moving this option out of a config file and into the database. It might increase web page load time, but will prevent this error.
For now, you can fix it by manually creating a folder named evonapluginconfig inside the plugins folder (wp-content/plugins) and giving your webserver full write access to that folder using FTP. That should fix the error.
If the error still persists, create a file named everyheadpage.html in the wp-content/plugins/evonapluginconfig, and add all the html you want on every page in there. This should be equivalent of adding it via the WordPress settings page.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Per page add to head] White site after try to log offSorry, but I can’t replicate your problem. I’ve tried multiple configurations, and tried logging off with debugging on, but no errors show up.
You might want to check the “Add head to every page” section for invalid HTML. Also, you might want to try uninstalling, and then reinstalling the plugin. This will clear the “Add head to every page” config file.
If you provide a link to the site showing the errors, I might have a better view of what’s causing it.
Oh, and if you would turn debugging on, and provide me with any PHP errors you encountered, that would be much appreciated.