TheScienceRoom

Yeah, it looks like the plugin isn’t compatible with my theme, unfortunately. Too bad, it looks very nice once it was working. I’m using Hayden by ThemeTrust, by the way.

Thanks anyway!

Sure, here is the link: https://mybluedot.org/weather-plugin-test/
and I’m using WordPress 3.8

I also just updated the plugin to the most recent version.

I am also not getting some events to show up. For example, my calendar here: https://thescienceroom.org/calendar/ shows an event on the 6th, but not the 20th and 21st (which are on my Google Calendar–the same as the event on the 6th).

Please help! My students think they don’t have a quiz ??

Hi there!
I still haven’t been able to figure out what the invalid code was when using the mod_rewrite mode, but I tried the PHP mode and it crashed as well (took about 2 weeks this time before serving up a 500 error).

This time it appears the main wordpress section in the .htaccess had 2 lines put into one.

RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]

The above 2 lines were written as the following.

RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]

Any ideas on how to prevent this from happening?

Thanks!

I don’t know what the line of code was because it was deleted, but I also know that the same Apache Rewrite commands were copying themselves over and over. I’ll see if I can find anything else in the meantime.

I think I’m having the same problem. When many of my students are interacting with my site, I get the Internal Server error as well. We have been eliminating plugins one by one and it does seem like it is WP Super Cache (from my shared server support):

“It appears that you are using the WP Supercache plugin, and this plugin is writing 1 invalid line of code to the .htaccess, causing the internal server error.”

Is there a fix? I’ve deleted the plugin for now, but would really like to keep using it in the future.

https://thescienceroom.org

We have the same problem at https://thescienceroom.org/forum/

The forum was working fine on mobile devices until about 2 days. Our forum-posting in done mostly through mobile devices (particularly the iPad) so any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
TheScienceRoom guys

Unfortunately, none of the suggestions worked (or, I am not doing them correctly). I have tried several times to have the password e-mailed to me, but it continues to say that the user doesn’t exist–even though it is clearly listed as a user in my phpmyadmin panel from MAMP. Sometimes I do get the message that a password has been e-mailed to me, but then it isn’t. In fact, I don’t have a single e-mail from WordPress regarding my local setup, so I’m not sure how my email would be registered in the first place.

I have changed my password in phpmyadmin, and the change shows up on MAMP, but then doesn’t work when I go and try it. I have tried every possible combination of username, password (root, admin, ADMIN, TheScienceRoom, etc.) and I just keep getting the annoying shaking of the screen that is making me dizzy at this point.

The strange thing is that I have been playing around with my website for weeks, and haven’t had to log in at all until recently–which is why I don’t have a clue what my username or password might be.

It looks like I’ll have to delete every file and start from scratch. Thanks so much for the suggestions, though.

Wow! My internet was down for 2 days and I am amazed at the number of quality responses to my question!! This is a fantastic community.

I will give those a try and report back. The ADMIN username is ringing a bell now…

Thanks so much!