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@wpsecuritylock – Thanks for the suggestion. ThTynt is a service that helps you track and ensure attribution when your content is copied anywhere outside of your site. If it’s causing part of the problem though, I might have to remove it.

Ok, I know I installed a Tynt script. Any idea what all the scripts are that are running? I know I have share links for fb, twitter, etc. that load on every individual post in the loop, so that’s probably accounting for 20 or so. How would I find out exactly how many and which scripts are running when the page loads?

Thanks for the help! I’m home from work for the weekend and don’t have access to the server outside the office, so I’ll try your latest suggestion next week. I’ll let you know how it goes!

Yes, I just changed both occurences and it’s still giving me problems with searching…

That fixed my issue for paging through posts, but I still get kicked out during searches

Yes, it shows the IP address that my blog ends up redirecting to when paging through or running a search in comments, posts, pages, users, media

Yes, the problem only exists within the Admin panel and only when I’m paging through or running a search in comments, posts, pages, users, media.

I’ve not noticed any other issues.

Sounds like this WP_List_Table might be the issue since I wasn’t having any problems pre-3.1

I ran the test script and in short, I’m running PHP 5.3.2

Actually, I did relocate that blog in April, just to test out moving the blog to its own folder. Honestly, that blog is just for testing purposes, the real blogs I’m having the problems with are ../visitindiana/blog/ and ../visitindiana/techcorner/. Those have been hosted in the same place for more than 2 years.

For ../blog/ my site URL and home are both (https://www.in.gov/visitindiana/blog) and for ../techcorner/ my site URL and home are both (https://www.in.gov/visitindiana/techcorner).

I’ve already tried removing all plugins and the issue still happens.
I login at in.gov/../wp-login.php and it works just fine and I don’t have problems with typical navigation within the admin section, it’s really just searching and paging.

Where would the web.config file be located? Is it on the server root directory or would I have one within my subdirectory somewhere?

(by the way, thanks for your help – this has been frustrating!)

No, but I do have this at the bottom of my wp-config.php file:

/** WordPress absolute path to the WordPress directory. */
if ( !defined('ABSPATH') )
	define('ABSPATH', dirname(__FILE__) . '/');

/** Sets up WordPress vars and included files. */
require_once(ABSPATH . 'wp-settings.php');
?>

Does that help at all?

Also, I host another WP blog on 1&1 which runs on Apache and I have no problems. However I manage several blogs on this domain which is an IIS environment and am having the problems here

Did you have to set the permissions within wordpress or on your server?