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I am having some really annoying problems with WordPress plugins on two of the sites I have set up, yet another site is spot on.
The error I receive is: HTTP 404 Not Found in Internet Explorer 7 ('page not found p' in Firefox)
This appears whenever I try to access a plugins settings in the admin of WordPress. This is happening on my Yamaha website, so I thought it was something I had done, but then today on rmes.org the same thing happened there and it is a fresh install and only one plugin ever installed. I have tried removing the plugin and still the same error on other plugins. I have tried removing all plugins and loading up various ones one at a time and still the same issue.
Troubled ones:
freeolaweb1.freeola.net
freeolaweb7.freeola.net
Fine:
freeolaweb3.freeola.net
Are there any known differences with the server configuration that might explain odd behaviour?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
The error I receive is: HTTP 404 Not Found in Internet Explorer 7 ('page not found p' in Firefox)
This appears whenever I try to access a plugins settings in the admin of WordPress. This is happening on my Yamaha website, so I thought it was something I had done, but then today on rmes.org the same thing happened there and it is a fresh install and only one plugin ever installed. I have tried removing the plugin and still the same error on other plugins. I have tried removing all plugins and loading up various ones one at a time and still the same issue.
Troubled ones:
freeolaweb1.freeola.net
freeolaweb7.freeola.net
Fine:
freeolaweb3.freeola.net
Are there any known differences with the server configuration that might explain odd behaviour?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
www.yamahapkowner.com and www.rmes.org.uk (I would start with this one as its the most basic of the two!)
Unfortunately, the errors are in wp-admin and without access you won't be able to replicate the problem. Maybe you could contact me with the email registered on this account!
Cheers
James
Unfortunately, the errors are in wp-admin and without access you won't be able to replicate the problem. Maybe you could contact me with the email registered on this account!
Cheers
James
glidem wrote:
> Thanks for your reply... An interesting read and maybe the reason
> why I am having issues.
>
> Hopefully a representative from freeola will now aid with this
> more than annoying problem.
There are currently no major differences known to me between the builds of PHP on the servers, If you are experiencing a 404 it is more likely to be a setup (or possibly permissions issue with your files). However if you can either post your URL's here or put a support ticket on, I would be happy to investigate and hopefully resolve the issue (which ever side it is on!)
> Thanks for your reply... An interesting read and maybe the reason
> why I am having issues.
>
> Hopefully a representative from freeola will now aid with this
> more than annoying problem.
There are currently no major differences known to me between the builds of PHP on the servers, If you are experiencing a 404 it is more likely to be a setup (or possibly permissions issue with your files). However if you can either post your URL's here or put a support ticket on, I would be happy to investigate and hopefully resolve the issue (which ever side it is on!)
Thanks for your reply... An interesting read and maybe the reason why I am having issues.
Hopefully a representative from freeola will now aid with this more than annoying problem.
Hopefully a representative from freeola will now aid with this more than annoying problem.
glidem wrote:
> Are there any known differences with the server configuration
> that might explain odd behaviour?
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Hi glidem,
I can remember others finding some differences between the web servers in the past.
A search showed this thread for example, so it appear there are.
Search Freeola Chat
> Are there any known differences with the server configuration
> that might explain odd behaviour?
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Hi glidem,
I can remember others finding some differences between the web servers in the past.
A search showed this thread for example, so it appear there are.
Search Freeola Chat
I am having some really annoying problems with WordPress plugins on two of the sites I have set up, yet another site is spot on.
The error I receive is: HTTP 404 Not Found in Internet Explorer 7 ('page not found p' in Firefox)
This appears whenever I try to access a plugins settings in the admin of WordPress. This is happening on my Yamaha website, so I thought it was something I had done, but then today on rmes.org the same thing happened there and it is a fresh install and only one plugin ever installed. I have tried removing the plugin and still the same error on other plugins. I have tried removing all plugins and loading up various ones one at a time and still the same issue.
Troubled ones:
freeolaweb1.freeola.net
freeolaweb7.freeola.net
Fine:
freeolaweb3.freeola.net
Are there any known differences with the server configuration that might explain odd behaviour?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
The error I receive is: HTTP 404 Not Found in Internet Explorer 7 ('page not found p' in Firefox)
This appears whenever I try to access a plugins settings in the admin of WordPress. This is happening on my Yamaha website, so I thought it was something I had done, but then today on rmes.org the same thing happened there and it is a fresh install and only one plugin ever installed. I have tried removing the plugin and still the same error on other plugins. I have tried removing all plugins and loading up various ones one at a time and still the same issue.
Troubled ones:
freeolaweb1.freeola.net
freeolaweb7.freeola.net
Fine:
freeolaweb3.freeola.net
Are there any known differences with the server configuration that might explain odd behaviour?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!