grahamh

Hi Steve,

Thanks for the reply and your offer to solve this. I have managed to get two years showing in the drop down by using the short codes on a page.
[availability display=”dropdown”]
[availability]

This is being used to show bookings for a rental property, so needed 2012/13 to show.

If you can find the time, another great feature would be the ability to use 2 or 3 colours on the ticks. You just have red. The reason for more would be the ability to define changeover days in the rentals.

I’m sure that more colours on the ticks would add to the attraction of the calendar.

Thanks,

Graham

Hey thanks for that tip.

When I looked in the files, there was no wp-admin. Don’t know why because I uploaded the complete upgrade folder.

Anyways, it’s there now and I’m into my admin.

Now I’ve got new plugins to install and maybe change the theme (if I’m brave enough ??

Graham

I should re-phase the last post.

I can log in to admin, BUT there is nothing there other than the message

Not found.

Graham

Nope, I can’t log in to admin.

Noticed you signed up on the blog, so that is working.

So everyone who reads this:

I’ve tried every url to log in to admin

https://fots-blog.com/wp-login.php
https://fots-blog.com/wp-admin

There is no access to the back office since the upgrade. so I’ve done something wrong.

Graham

fots-blog.com

Using ****/wp-admin is what gives me the message
Not Found
Sorry, but you are looking for something that isn’t here.

So what files should I be looking for and what are the correct permissions?

Graham

re-named plugin folder, opened WP and then changed name back to plugins.

After that the plugins appeared ok on my admin panel.

Great,

Graham

Al the folders have the correct permission of 755 and i can see all content. The php files are set to 644.

I haven’t changed anything on the plugins but I will try renaming the folder and see if that cures the problem