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Hi,

Do you at least have access to your host’s control panel? If so, you can try some of the options here: Changing the Site URL. If you lost the FTP credentials, there has to be a way to get in through the hosting control panel. And, once you are in, there is a way to make the change directly in the database table via phpMyAdmin Changing the URL Directly in the Database.

Hi,

Have you tried logging in through wp-admin or wp-login?

I’m sorry. I forgot to mention that the point of the above exercise (plugin folder renaming, etc.), is to isolate the potential cause of the problem.

Hi SailingGypsy,

Have you had the chance to look at the following Codex article: How do I solve the Headers already sent warning problem?.

It could also be a problem with the Twitter plugin. You can temporarily deactivate it manually by either using your hosting control panel file manager or ftp to temporarily rename the plugin folder into another name. After that, try logging on to your dashboard. If that works, you can rename the plugins folder and reactivate any plugins one by one (assuming you have more than one plugin installed).

Martin

Hi,

I’ve seen a number of social plugins although haven’t really tried any. This one looks interesting/promising: Login Radius for WordPress, although isn’t just specific to LinkedIn commenting.

Great point/reminder Esmi! Thanks!

Hi sonnycool,

Check out the following post: Must Remove Register Link Under Login Box Window. The third reply tells you where the PHP code driving that functionality can be found and modified.

Hi Julie,

Here’s a prior post that explains how you can add a copyright symbol to your footer: How to Add a Content Copyright Notice to Footer.

Martin

Hi mako2,

Here’s a real helpful link to assist you: How to Disable Multisite. The process pretty much reverses the steps that you went through to enable the feature like undoing the changes you made to wp-config.php and to .htaccess. Note that to drop a table from the database means to delete the table.

Best of luck!

Martin

Hi NB2785,

Creating a Network using the multisite feature sounds like what you need. Although it is only one installation of WordPress, each of the sites within the network will have separate administration pages with separate logins. Ever since multisite was integrated into the WordPress Core as of WordPress 3.0, it is the most efficient way to serve multiple sites within one installation.

I’d highly recommend perusing the documentation; most, if not all of your questions are covered by each of the topics. You can definitely come back to this forum thread if you have followup questions and I’d be happy to answer them, assuming of course I have the answers :), otherwise there are many knowledgeable volunteers around that are also more than happy to assist.

Good luck!

Hi kitcorsa,

PayPal can definitely be used as a means to automatically charge for a product or a service on a regular basis using “Recurring Billing”. There seem to be a number of plugins that offer that capability along with some kind of invoicing features. Try searching the Plugin Directory using the keywords “recurring billing”.

Hi NB2785,

Have a look at the documentation: Create A Network. It might just be what you are trying to do.

Martin

Hi Aryahell,

More than likely, you have some file permission issues. Please check out this post: Locally Installed WordPress Media Library Problems and the documentation Changing File Permissions.

You’re very welcome! Glad you were able to fix it.

Hi Alex H.,

Try posting your job at WP Jobs. As a general rule, offers for paid work cannot be posted on the Support Forum. Have a look at the following link: Offering to Pay for why.

Best of luck finding the right person for the job.