justinratwebtek

Drop all the way down to the inove theme folder(wp-content/themes/inove/templates), inside there, edit the header.php file to do as you wish.

I’ve got it done here.

I’m a big believer in nuking possible plugin issues first, I’ve just seen too many issues caused due to them.

The table prefix “lives” inside the wp_config.php file. That is currently working as your blog can locate the tables and display content. BUT…I did a little further digging and it appears that the plugin may have missed a few table prefixes that cause this problem. Check it out here.

A quick poke around shows that the “admin” username still exists. I’m guessing you are actually able to log into the system, but when it redirects you to the dashboard, it freaks out on user permissions.

Now, I also tested hionline.nl/wp-login.php and hionline.nl/wp-admin and both are working correctly – so I don’t think the plugin renamed the wp directories.

I also installed the plugin on one of my installs and don’t have any problems with it (note: I haven’t let it change anything). I would see what happens when you manually deactivate the plugin by renaming the wp-content/plugins/wp-security-scan folder. When you ssh in, just drop into that dir then type ” mv wp-security-scan wp-security-scan-old” and WP will automatically deactivate it.

I’m on a Mac and mostly use FireFox without problems. I just attempted using Safari on one of my installs and it’s working fine with the same version.

I’m curious if you are able to actually upload the file or if you’re getting more of a permissions error. Have you verified that the file actually did get uploaded in the wp-content folder?

Could you list the domain? If you’d rather not, I’m ok with you emailing it ([email protected]) to me.

Also, is it all access or just Admin access that disappeared?

To me, it appears that the domain is in a Parked state or that it’s redirecting incorrectly. I would contact your host to ensure that it’s pointing to the proper location for your files.

Your domain points to them via proper DNS then gets redirected to a starter or parked page…

It looks like your path variable is incorrect.

The best thing that I could suggest, since nothing is working, is start fresh. Recreate the WP Database and replace the files.

While I don’t rightly know which link you’re talking about, what errors are you getting when attempting to log in? Is it a blank page, access denied, etc?

This can also be a plugin issue.

Plugin issue. See how to fix here. FYI- I’m updating WP today, so it may be up and down…

I suggest you check the raw DB entry for the offending post. You may also find one line in each entry. Sometimes they don’t show up in the WYSIWYG editor – look at the raw HTML of your entries.

I’d point you to an entry on my own site, but I’m upgrading my own install right now.

Had a client with the exact same problem when they upgraded. Are you using the Permalinks plugin by chance?

Also, I was watching another forum post and they switched the permalink options around and it fixed the issue. Have you tried this?

Actually, I had a client this weekend that emailed me with the exact situation. We thought it was the htaccess as well.

It was actually a plugin: Permalinks plugin

If you’re using it, deactivate and try everything out.

Install in a secondary dir or “sandbox” subdomain. Setup how you need it and play with it for awhile. After you’re done and like it, _backup_ the old copy and DB. Edit your options area in the new blog and change the 2 addresses to the main location – which will effectively break that WP install. Move your new files over, hit refresh and everything *should* work correctly.

If you’re going to be using the same DB (for content, etc), then it gets a little more complicated when you start playing with plugins, themes, etc.

Off the top of my head: Make sure that the new theme doesn’t have a .htaccess in that dir.