rachaellt09

No. Everything should work perfectly now! If something happens and the emails don’t send anymore, reconfigure your email in WP Mail SMTP and that should do it! I have had to do that once.

Hope your problems are solved now!

I don’t think that it is the theme of the blog because the theme was changed recently and the posts were in the order they are in now before the theme was changed. Some of the posts were added after the theme was changed but they continued to be posted like they were before the theme was changed.

If I deactivate all of the plugins and then reactivate them, will that mess with any of the stuff that is on the blog so far (settings, posts, etc.)? If there is a chance that I could mess up the way that the blog works, I don’t want to activate/deactivate any plugins.

I am having the exact opposite problem. I want my posts to appear in order newest to oldest but they appear in chronological order. One of the authors of the blog was choosing the sticky option but it was putting the post at the bottom of the list. I signed it as administrator and edited the post and chose sticky, and now the post appears at the top. I still can’t figure out how to get the posts ordered from newest to oldest.

I had the same problem with Contact Form 7. To fix it, I installed the plugin WP Mail SMTP and configured it to my email. That fixed my problem and now the emails send fine.

Correction:

The pictures are not showing up on the internal network computers either.

I fixed the problem. I deleted everything and did a fresh install. WordPress is connected to the new database and all of the pages and links work like they are supposed to. Thank you for your help.

Okay, I found where to turn it off at (I host the blog).

I was looking in the wrong spot. Thanks for your help!

Instead of saying “Error establishing a database connection” when a link it clicked, it now says “Connection Interrupted. The connection to the server was reset while the page was loading. The network link was interrupted while negotiating a connection. Please try again.” I am guessing this means the same thing as “Error establishing a database connection.” The blog is still trying to connect to the other computer because it still has the old IP address in the URL when a link is clicked.

MySQL is working and it appears that phpMyAdmin is working. I checked the DB_HOST name and it matches the on in the wp-config file.

https://ftp.detect-inc.com

The link is not appearing for some reason. I apologize for that.

Everything is correct and in order as it should be.

I know what the problem is. Somewhere in the wp-content folder or in the phpMyAdmin database, it is telling the blog to go through the old server to load the files or page. When I open the main page (which should be index.php), it loads fine and the blog APPEARS to be working. Then I click on a link and it takes me to a page that says: “Error establishing a database connection”. When this comes up, the URL is the IP address to the computer that the blog used to be on. That is how I know that the blog is trying to load through the other computer rather than load through the Synology Cube Station like it should be.

I know all of that but I do not know how to fix the problem. Here is the link to the blog if you need to see for yourself what it is doing:

It is installed now. I copied the “wp-content” folder from my old blog and but in on the new one. I also had a backup file for the old phpMyAdmin database and I uploaded it into the new phpMyAdmin database. However, the two refuse to connect. I cannot get the new WordPress to recognize the new phpMyAdmin as the database it is supposed to be using. Any suggestions??

How do you install WordPress on a Synology server? I am lost on how to do this…

in wp-config.php

I fixed this problem myself. I added:

error_reporting(0);

after the first <?php