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OK I’ve done some more looking around and it looks like what is happening is that I am getting emails from a local install of WP. Is there a way to find or view error logs. Because I think something must be amiss with my WP install.

Well, I think the customer is trying to do this on the cheap.

Honestly I would never have thought to try and migrate an html site to WP.

I’m thinking he would be better off just recreating the site from scratch.

But I’m going to try my best to accommodate him.

Thank you all the same.

I really want to use a slider in the header.

Using the free version

Thank you Steve

WooHoo.

Thanks peteraloha, It worked. I hope Next steo is to try loading templates.

Cool thank yo. I’m not sure if have access to the database.

How can I install a plugin without being able to login to the admin pages? I don’t understand

All of those options require being able to login to the admin area / pages.
Did you try to open journeypeople.cc/wp-admin

Does it load a page for you?

OK actually the page I’m having trouble with is…

https://www.journeypeople.cc/wp-admin

it won’t load.

OK i bumped the memory up now it’s giving me this error…

Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in D:\Hosting\7047510\html\journeypeople\wp-includes\version.php on line 7

This is just for the WP-admin login The login page never loads.

Interesting… I had uploaded a file just so I would know I had found the right folder. And it showed up in the folder you suggested. So I’m thinking cool we’re good to go and I ftp the rest of the images to that folder but when I go to Media library there is only the image that I uploaded with the uploader.

Am I going to have to add each and every one of these images 1 by 1 using the uploader?

Thank you. That was just what I needed tosolve that problem.

All that’s left is to sort out the database admin name and password

One articial I was reading said I could just edit the hash in the users table. Said I could type in the password I wanted and select md5 and it would hash it automatically.
Both of these sites only show one user.

So if I can make the changes to the database There should be nothing left but to update edit the wp-config file ???

I’m running a windows 7 machine with Apache 24 and PHP 5.5.36

I’ve run into something like this before and I seem to recall it was due to a missing or inactive module.

I’ll take a look at your plugin and let you know.

Thank you,
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That did it.
Thank you again.

Hmmm…
That raises another question which may be a solution to this problem.

Because this is all running on my desktop machine I can install and setup as many websites as I want. As it is I have nmaybe a half dozen Worpress sites installed alreeady fro various reasons, one thing and another.

Is it possable to migrate tables from one DB to another DB. In other words can I transfer the work I’ve done in the one site to another Install i.e. database the things like pages, menus, categories etc…