Tremayne

just realized that the “s” in s:1 could be “site”

and the “b” in b:1 is blog

is there another for “network”

the person who had that role is now gone and thier user deleted with it

best I can figure for the user meta is

they were
a:1:{s:13:”administrator”;s:1:”1″;}

and I’m
a:1:{s:13:”administrator”;b:1;}

but swapping didn’t seem to do the trick

I got most of it back, and I can log in, but do not have permission to access the network login

I added a new user to the database bu tno luck.

as it stands, I can got to

marcusassoc.net/wordpress and view the site, links working, and log into the dashboard, but not in a way to change the home to just

marcusassoc.net

Specifically this seems very wrong, and should either have paths to the /wordpress folder or sale False under Multisite

/* Multisite */
define(‘MULTISITE’, true);
define(‘SUBDOMAIN_INSTALL’, false);
define(‘DOMAIN_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘marcusassoc.net’);
define(‘PATH_CURRENT_SITE’, ‘/’);
define(‘SITE_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 1);
define(‘BLOG_ID_CURRENT_SITE’, 2);

okay, under the general tab in dashboard there is no option to change either address. Is this because my wp-config.php has Multisite set to True?

OKAY! I hard coded “marcusassoc.net/wordpress” into thw functions.php and changed both database records and logged into the dashboard!

site is still broken though

but progress!

okay I found home, and changed both locations, but no luck gaining login access. Think I’m going to try just

https://marcuasassoc.net in both places

Okay, changing the siteurl brought back some of the sites formatting, but lost all link functionality

where do I modify “home” I don’t see it in the instructions, or see a table entry labled home under the wp-options entry

index.php is in the same directory

trying it now

I’m thinking I just remove the “/2014”

excuse the incredibly newbie question, but if the wp-login.php file is in
marcusassoc.net/public_html/wordpress/wp-login.ph

is that effectively just

marcusassoc.net

that spot in the database is currently reading

https://marcusassoc.net/2014

okay, funny thing. The functions php file had this already in it

<?php
update_option(‘siteurl’,’https://marcusassoc.net/2014&#8242;);
update_option(‘home’,’https://marcusassoc.net/2014&#8242;);

and when I changed it to
<?php
update_option(‘siteurl’,’https://marcusassoc.net&#8217;);
update_option(‘home’,’https://marcusassoc.net&#8217;);

it lost the theme/formatting

when I replaced it with a copy of teh original functions.php the site is still borken. WHat have I done?

Thanks! I’m looking at the guide now. Will report back. Thank you for taking the time.

the WP-admin folder is actually in the wordpress folder/wp-admin, not /2014, but I do see that in the redirect. I think it’s leftover from a previous multi-site install hack around.

unfortunately I’m a little new to WP. Do you think I will loose my site if I do the above replacement? I did create an original backup with the Updraft Plus plugin. Would you advise I do a fresh install and restore? Or will that just recreate the same problem.

I was hoping to tweak the Wp-config.php to give the correct location of the wp-admin folder, let me know if that’s just crazy and if I can provide more evidence (like htaccess/wp-config.php contents)