SoCalBoy

Most processes tried with plugins are running into memory/timeout limits and using those plugins only allow about 25 at a time without memory error.

In the SQL query tab of cPanel is there a method to delete all users except User ID’ 1 and 2?

Thanks. I will do. Surprised it’s not been answered in the support forums there when asked previously. Seems like a no-brainer to place that information on the tech notes when the upgrade was announced. If it’s there I couldn’t find it.

Same issues – cannot access restriction checkbox options under the menu items in the plugin options screen.

Add me to the list of users with the same issue. Using WordPress 3.5.1. and StudioPress AgentPress theme 2.02

Thanks for your response. Are you part of the development team? I do have some questions regarding differences in pro version. If there is a convenient forum or way to ask please direct me there.

Using the built-in default roles. was not able to access calendar from non-admin account. However nothing changed by use except to update WordPress and other plugins and not non-admins have access to calendar. Seems to have self-corrected. Weird. But thanks for your response.

Yes, thanks. That did it!

I’m not knowledgeable as to what I should be looking for here. The backups/moves I’ve done before are not using the raw sql. Not sure what to check at this point.

No the index.html file is there. I just renamed the index.html to indexx.html and I get this message:
“Error establishing a database connection”

So I checked the wp-config.php file and to see that the database, user and password are the same as the one I created.

I am not sure what the prefix of the database was on the previous server though if that matters here

OK. The problem is that these instructions, they keep referencing accessing the old server which for which we do not have admin access..

I did follow this section, “Moving to a New Server” and the 2nd paragraph, “Note: If you are changing to a new server but same domain, all you need to do is edit wp-config.php with your new database/user information and upload everything as it is to your new server. “

So I copied the WP files to /server/domain/ (same domain name as old site) and created new database copying the database, user name and password from the wp-config.php file and then trying to access the /server/domain/ location I get

“Welcome. You see this page because you have set up your Web server for serving a new site, but have not uploaded the site content yet. “

I have not changed DNS settings yet to the new site so not sure if this is whey this is happening but my concern is changing DNS servers and then not having access to either site. (in case access to old files need to be obtained.)

Thanks. That was it.

Yes, it’s working now. Just a mystery to the cause but happy it’s working now. Thanks for your responses.

OK. Thanks. I had noticed that this is working under IE and Chrome so went back to FFox and did same. Thanks. What I cannot figure out is how come it was working fine and then stopped working. Don’t think cache should have affected that.

Well it was working but then it stopped working. I have added no plugins since it was working. I did just try the permalink reset you mention but it didn’t correct the issue.

Having similar issue, just added redirection to a site that is installed on Add-on domain in Hostgator account. Not site coming up as generic HTML pages and trying to login to Dashboard redirects me into Dashboard of main WP install on the hosting acct instead of the install on the sub-folder. Need to fix ASAP!