newguyhere

Which theme are you using?

One other thing, you will have to add xslt every time you rebuild the document otherwise you will get the error every time.

Currently using Ubunu 8.04 with firefox 3.0.4

https://www.theerrormessage.com/2007/06/08/an-xslt-stylesheet-does-not-have-an-xml-mimetype/

I got the answer from there. It works but output is quite ugly. I had to modify the document by adding xslt to the text/xsl/xslt
<?xml-stylesheet type=”text/xsl/xslt” href=”https://asite.com/blog/wp-content/plugins/google-sitemap-generator/sitemap.xsl&#8221;?>

Hope this helps

The link https://aprivatebeach.com/blog/?p=828 above will not work. The new link is
https://aprivatebeach.com/blog/2008/10/wordpress-seo-basics-bugs/

I had to reinstall WordPress and the database. The page numbers got recreated and the post numbers are all wrong. Hopefully, this format works better.

Sorry, I thought the secret key website was generator code. I did not realize it was an actual key. I assumed that it was source code that would randomly generate the key in the config file. I changed it again.

I thought it may be a security issue. I was wrong.
Thanks for the help.

Now, I can actually sleep without getting grey hairs.

It is the time difference. After the uploading, it only takes an instant to get to the install.php. Therefore, if a site gets say 10000 hits a day, he/she could be upgrading, but unable to install because someone got there before he/she did.
This seems to be a security issue to me.

All the old files got deleted. I copied the config file from the old to the new WordPress installation. Changed the secret key to
define(‘AUTH_KEY’, ”);
define(‘SECURE_AUTH_KEY’, ”);
define(‘LOGGED_IN_KEY’, ”);
As suggested by the website for random key generation.

(Never actually post your secret keys anywhere… – mod)

Database and table is still the same.
Using the same browser window to do the installation and the uploading of the WordPress installation files.
So, from what I am guessing, there is a cookie stored on my computer that will verify that it is actually me going through the installation process.
I worry because if I have to upgrade to 2.7 or higher, but I need to clean the directory and upload the files, Google will still have the cached site in its search. Therefore, if someone goes to my site, I worry that the first thing they will see is the installation page.
When I do the installation, I go to aprivatebeach.com/blog. This is where the blog is installed.

I am not sure, but you may want to look into Joomla. What you are looking for seems to be beyond what a blog can do. Joomla is a software solution that has more functions than a simple blog including shopping cart functions. Therefore, I think that is what you should be looking at.

In the dashboard, click on Manage -> Pages
You should see a check box date and title
click on the check box of the page you want to delete and press the delete button above the checkbox. The page that you want to delete must have a checkmark in the checkbox.

In your case above, it would be the one with about under the title heading

Sorry, this symbol is not working well. You can see the symbol in my page.
https://aprivatebeach.com/blog/?p=828
I posted a bunch of help there with the answer to your question above. Basically what is going on is that the text box is not really a text box. It is a text/html box. You can type in html code and it actually converts it. This box that I am writing this comment in is also a text/html box.