Gershon Veroba

@danthefan OK…Forum problem solved: .org vs. com. I couldn’t be the only one confused by this.
I prefer to seek help on the same site where my blog site account resides, so I’m taking this question there. If you can come along, great, since you’re the only one who’s cared to respond so far, but if not, then I’ll keep an eye out for your response here as well, if you have any. Thanks.

@danthefan, Just looked at the link you sent me. Very PC-oriented for a Mac guy like me and I still don’t see (pardon my simplified, non-developer-oriented comprehension here) where this directory is located and how I can simply utilize some app to analyze and correct the problems.

If there’s a way to actually enter this directory, wherever it is, and define the problem in some way or, better yet, to simply understand where the incompatibility took place… changed user ID’s, some incompatible code in the most recent post (since that post is the only one refusing to save anything), or finding the Plugin culprit preventing updates (though I trouble-shot by elimination and accomplished nothing), that’d be great.

I’m following so far. I can only assume that, somewhere along the line, since I’m factually the only guy with access, that I must’ve changed something in my profile or added a user, so the blog is getting confused in some way.
I have noticed a difference between my access through wordpress.com, in which it claims to have updated all my plugins, and the very different interface I see when I choose “WP Admin,” in which it claims my plugins are still not updated. Very confusing, probably because my education in WordPress is very informal and intuitive, so steps were skipped.
I’m even having trouble conceptualizing the fact that I have fully-formatted “posts” with URLs but no “pages” on my blog site… Another topic for another day, I guess.
I’d love to understand, also, why my WordPress.com forum account says that I created no topics. I just re-found this thread -my own thread- by using the link I received by email. Some user ID problems apparently, so I’d love to eliminate. I’d feel better if I could just find my root level account with all users in a list to define one admin and eliminate the rest without losing anything.

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@danthefan, Not sure how permissions on my computer drive should make a difference, but they’re all in order. I’m no developer, but technologically adept enough to know my private internal drive’s permissions should have no bearing.
Are you possibly referring to permissions on files stored in the account? Is there some kind of check and repair for permissions on files stored within the account, where I would think the files should be located?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by Gershon Veroba.