phylliserck

This problem is resolved. Don’t know how, but it’s fixed now.

same problem here – on several different computers and browsers

i.e. white screen when previewing themes the Theme Directory

I’m having the same problem on my Worpress (v 2.9.1) site hosted at Network Solutions. Any chance that this is a problem to do with hosting or WP version?

thanks alcatraz.blog for alerting me to the fact that evening sun was the problem. You helped me out of a big jam

I’m having this problem too on a Members-only site. Since logon is required to visit the site, I do not have Akismet activated and do not have anything in the Comment Blacklist and do not require any comments to be approved by Adminstrator.

Replace the WordPress Logo image file with your own.
wp-admin/images/logo-login.gif

Note:
wordpress-logo.png is the source file. Thi can be edited with Fireworks/Photoshop and then output to .gif

-Phyllis

P.S.
Plug-in regiser-plus also lets you customize this image in addition to some other cool features likek adding custom fields to the User’s Profile. However, it’s not checked out for v2.8.5 yet.

I’m running 2.8.4 and get

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: simplexml_load_string() in /home/content/d/w/w/dww1928/html/_sites/bigsqueeze/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/wp-google-weather/wp-google-weather.php on line 164

same here

removing spaces in filenamem fixed the problem for me

I have exactly the same need.

Got it working with 2.6.5.
My problem was resolved by setting both the WordPress Address and the BLOG URL because I am hosting several wordpress blogs on 1 hosting site.

Great plugin!

It looks like Members Only doesn’t work with my version of wp 2.6.5

Does anyone know of a v2.6.5 compatible plugin to make your WordPress blog only viewable to users that are logged in?

thx,
-P

Thank you for the suggestions. A quick attempt at password protecting the wordpress sub-directory using the permissions settings through my hosting provider (GoDaddy) didn’t seem to do the trick. i.e. didn’t prompt me for a pwd. Will need to work through that issue with my hoster.

When I get that issue resolved my next issue will be to figure out a way to avoid forcing the users to type in password twice, once for the OS and once for WP.

I now that someone has solved this already and would love to hear how.

For now I’ll use the plugin. But it sounds like it doesn’t protected the backdoor (i.e. someone going directly to specific content).

Thanks again for the replies. I’m new to WP press but really love it so far and especially appreciate the large user community.

How is this done through .htaccess?