jake7363

Guys,
The information is 99% missing. There is one page in there that is obsolete and has not been included for some time and the image is correct – but not used on that page. That is why I’m curious about what can be gained by posting my link…the data is obviously on the server because I can see it all; but I would think that the information in the dashboard is what you would need to see to determine what is in error.
Because I am not experienced in the internals, I suppose it’s possible that I messed up something. However, if that were the case, why would my pages show correctly (although in need of some editing)?
At any rate, here is the link:
https://www.disciplespath.org/blog

Regards,
Jake

Originally, I had the page set in hierarchy. I removed it as a sub-page and the numbers went away. Perhaps coincidence, but it did go away.

The problem that confuses me is that I have two pages – one works and one does not. I’m not sure the host can help me, since it seems it is something I did and just can’t find it.

Frustrating…

It is not a custom format and IS one of the presets. It is one of the options I have in the Permalink page…a radio button.

Actually, I was able to get the numbers (ie 172-2) removed from the url and the problem remains. I checked in Chrome and this is the error message:
“This webpage has a redirect loop
The webpage .. has resulted in too many redirects. Clearing your cookies for this site or allowing third-party cookies may fix the problem. If not, it is possibly a server configuration issue and not a problem with your computer.

Error 310 (net::ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS): There were too many redirects.”

Well, the reset didn’t work, but I think you are on to something. The permalink format I chose is: [https://abcxyz.org/blog/sample-post/].
But what is showing is: [https://abcxyz.org/blog/172-2/sample-post/].

No matter how many times I reset the permalinks, the changes never take in the edit page.

I should have included in the original post that I am pretty new to this stuff. SO….

.htaccess file in root –
WP root or website root?
.htaccess: filename ore extension?

If you are referring to the permalink that is next to “View Page”, I am having the same issue with that page. I can, however, view it when I click the “Preview Page” button.

I should also add that the issue I am referring to are for Pages, not Posts. I’m not sure if that is relevant.

Hopefully, this info helps…

Hmmm…got my answer from another forum which didn’t have to check anything…

FYI:
https://en.support.wordpress.com/related-posts/

Thanks anyway….
J

That did the trick! Much obliged!!

OK, thanks much for your time…

Apologies…

This is probably the simplest:

https://disciplespath.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/screenshot.jpg

Hopefully this will do it..

jake

OK, try this…

https://disciplespath.org/blog/screenshot/

Here is the url:
https://disciplespath.org/blog/wp-admin/index.php

– but I’m not sure how you can do that since it is my admin function…

jake

Happy to oblige with the screenshot, but I see no attachment or image options. How to?

jake

This is an update to the original post…
From what I am reading, I am missing the sidebar for the admin. I have no widgets, and no plugins. This is the same in both Firefox and Chrome. IE7 will not even accept my login ( I don’t use it much anyway).

I found posts that said something about an arrow or circle that will expand the sidebar, but I don’t seem to have that, either.

Help, please…

Thanks again.
jake

I tried that. Here is what happended:
>I entered my password and Id
>I entered https://ftp.domainname.com
>I clicked proceed

In the box where I put the ftp info, it automatically put https://www.domainname.com so that it looked like the following:

https://ftp.domainname.com https://www.domainname.com

I tried this in both Firefox and Google – same results.

Any ideas?

Thanks again,
Jake